we have learned so much from benedict. and i have had the pleasure of working together a few times in the universe and out of the universe and also at the same time. >> yeah. >> i remember when i was shooting avengers -- when we were shooting avengers, we were also shooting at the same time so i was working with benedict in space and back in time. and it was -- it was tough. it was great. >> it was amazing. >> jimmy: and you and djacob wee roommates during the first movie? is that when you lived together? >> the first movie and at that point of the film, my schedule's pretty spread out. i only had to film like one day out of every three weeks. so, i -- so basically, i kind of just moved in because they were close to the studio and, you know -- >> that's why? >> no, i mean, also -- also, because i love you guys but also because it's really convenient and you had a lot of food and a pool and -- >> when we come back from the break, we are going to see a clip from the movie that has not been seen before. from spiderman no way

they're great. >> benedict. >> jimmy: now, did you guys want to say something about benedict?s annoying as hell. >> have you learned anything from benedict? because i am going to say you guys are all supertalented. benedict's been around a while and is really one of the greatest actors in the world. have you learned anything from him? as our, you know, no disrespect intended but what have you learned from dr. strange? >> bit of magic. no, so much. we have learned so much from benedict. you and i have had the pleasure of working together a few times in the universe and out of the universe and also at the same time. >> yeah. >> i remember when i was shooting avengers -- when we were shooting avengers, we were also shooting at the same time so i was working with benedict in space and back in time. and it was -- it was tough. it was great. >> it was amazing. >> jimmy: and you and jacob were roommates during the first movie? is that when you lived together? >> the first movie and at that point of the film, my schedule's pretty spread out. i only had to film like one day out of ever

the failures of social services which benedict is on they are clearly— services which benedict is ont's really disturbing. of course i hope what boris _ disturbing. of course i hope what borisjohnson says is right, i hope he does _ borisjohnson says is right, i hope he does leave no stone unturned because — he does leave no stone unturned because i— he does leave no stone unturned because i think we've all found this so, so _ because i think we've all found this so, so difficult to read and to see on television and on radio today. some _ on television and on radio today. some of— on television and on radio today. some of the details, you can't quite believe _ some of the details, you can't quite believe that another human being would _ believe that another human being would do — believe that another human being would do that, especially to a child — would do that, especially to a child it's _ would do that, especially to a child. it's very, very difficult. especially— child. it's very, very difficult. especially to a child. and in thomas uses case, his own son, his own flesh and bloo

more moment for a generation that won the war and changed the world but is losing to time. >> joy benedict, cbs news, orange county, california. >> and it is important to honor our veterans every day. well that's the cbs weekend news for this sunday. later on cbs, "60 minutes," i'm jericka duncan in new york. we thank you so much for joining us, have a great night. captioning >>> live from the cbsn bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >>> right now, as the new variant spreads, concern grows but tonight why experts are hoping it might not be as bad as we think. >> reporter: i have new travel restriction starting this week in the details and stricter testing before you can come back home. >> a san francisco restaurant backtracking tonight after it asked police to leave without their lunch. >>> thank you for joining us. tonight, the spread of the omicron variant is creating widespread concern but public health officials say there is some evidence it may not be as bad as the delta variety. we explain.

a benedict rogers is a senior analyst for a station with christian solidarity worldwide, and the also of 2 books on me and my he joins us now from london to talk more about this. so 1st of all, was not an entirely entirely unexpected this verdict given the situation there with it, with the military agenda in control. but the, the reaction of the international reaction is, is the key question here, as far as how they will respond in the, in the form of sanctions and whether there is an appetite for that, against the, the military joint. a, me, i'm on that's exactly right. since to, to on the 1st of every we have most you seen a strong rhetoric, but actually very little action a few sanctions by the u. s. u in the u. k. but there is a real need for a concerted effort to impose a tough as possible targeted sanctions against the military and to try to cut the lifeline to to this if you go virgin and what do you think is going to happen going forward then? i mean, this is the 1st of several trials we understand was there be a response from, from now in the next few days, or is there a kind

senator mitch mcconnell, senator schumer, and then president biden as well will speak before a benediction by the chaplain. joining us is david gergen, who served a good number of presidents during his time and i know encountered the senator in your work. i wonder in moments like this, it feels like we have a eulogy for the man but also the eulogy for a time in washington where folks like this were able to speak to each other and work together. >> yeah. that's such a good observation. bob dole was one of the last warriors of world war are ii and that generation remains revered through this day as setting the gold standard for how people ought to work with each other across the ail, how we're all americans, and as the saying goes, we all came in different ships but we're in the same boat now. >> in the same boat now. i agree, put it so well, a eulogy for the time that so much has changed. david, give us some of your observations, too, of the late senator bob dole, what it was like to engage with him and how others did in those moments. >> well, i had the privilege of seeing him several time

benedict, a bit of a blow for prime minister boris johnson. how serious? >> a serious blow. he won but the government lost. remember, these concern england, not the other three nations who already have stricter rules. he, the prime minister had to rely on votes from the main opposition party, labor party. he has been making that point that this prime minister has damaged his authority. his own mps to think about their position because we need a serious leader in serious times and to lead the country through a pandemic. this is a rejection of boris johnson as leader of the conservative party. it is a bigger tory rebellion that we have expected. it is 98 at the last count and they come from very different quarters of the conservative party. the prime minister will be receiving more phone calls, private messages from his mps. this is a turning point in the johnson era. this leader went to an election and won an 80 seat majority. he is relying on the labor party to get his plan through thanks to them. >> this does not bode very well for boris johnson. even stricter measures need

he's should be on the same list that benedict arnold is put on.o a whole other senators and other representatives, to the ben benedict arnold top ten list. so my hope is he's held accountable. my expectation because of what we've seen over the last year, i've become a little jaded because we're almost a year out from january 6th and no person that instigated this, that pushed this, that was involved in this that has held some kind of office has have held accountable yet. a bunch of the small fish have been held accountable but none of the big fish have been held accountable. i hope it happens but so far if experience leads us forward, i don't have a lot of expectation that the big fish are going to get held accountable. >> juanita, they've written him a letter saying we'll come to your district. somebody says no. they issue a subpoena, then somebody says no and the house volts on it and sometimes it results in an arrest warrant. some people think what way do they get merrick garland, some people think the justice department needs to use its teeth

strange, play by benedict cumber --, to make his identity a secret again with magic. the spell backfires and opens up multiple universes, leading to familiar villains. the film is shattering records. in 24 hours, it sold 150,000 advance tickets in the u.k. alone. >> we can'see it. >> another blockbuster and long-awaited sequel is the matrix resurrections. specific plot details remain elusive. like the latest spider-man, the matrix interweaves the films that proceed it. >> some part of you knewhat was a lie. some part of you remembered what was real. >> the story takes place 20 years aftethe matrix revolutions, released in 2003. neo is living a normal life in san francisco but soon gets reacquainted with trinity. the fourth installment of the dystopian sci-fi saga will hit cinemas in december, 2022. >> thank you for being here. are you on the edge of your seat? >> the french pronounce it speeder man, which always sounds like someone is driving too fast. my superhero allegiances go to superman and batman before spidey. that said, tom holland is incredibly talented and i

strange played by benedicts cumberbatch to make his identity of spider-man a secret again with magic except the spell backfires and opens up audible universes, leading to a grand battle with some familiar villains. the film is already shattering records. in 24 hours, it sold over 150,000 advanced tickets in the united kingdom alone. another end of your blockbuster and long-awaited sink -- sequel is nature's rev -- great -- matrix resurrections. the matrix resurrections inteeaves the previous films that preceded it. the story takes place 20 years after the maix revolutions released in 2003. ne-yo played by kianaeeves is living a normal life in san francisco but soon gets requited with trinity. the fourth installment of the sci-fi saga will hit cinemas on 2022 -- in december. >> are you on the edge of your teen about these films? >> the french pronounce it speederman. that always sound like something was going too fast. i think that tom holland is incredibly talented and i am very much looking forward to him playing fred astaire in an upcoming biopic. a good dancer. as for the matrix,

francis is the second pope to visit the advent of cyprus after benedict xvi. france's center-right party are a step closer to their presidential nomination. they now face off in a second vote, the results of which will be announced on saturday. >> in a vote restricted to card-carrying party members, the hardline candidate came out on top. tough on immigration and nationalistic, he believes he is the man to reverse what he perceives to be france's decline. >> i wanted this campaign to be about reality, the reality of a country in the process of being downgraded, in decline and about clarity in our alliances. we will never ally with macron, and about being brave enough to break from the past. >> the second round starts this friday. the paris regional president represents the historic party line -- economically liberal but still tough when it comes to executive rule. >> for several months now, i have been traveling across france, and i have noticed an irrepressible urge for pride, for order, but also for justice and freedom. i feel backed by the french citizens w

in london, let's speak to benedict, today, the british health authorities announced a record 88,376 moreases of covid. are any new measures being announced to go along with such an enormously high number? >> a day again, the second day in a row but no new measures. we just had some measures come in, that plan b. the prime minister only got it through the house of commons thanks to the labour party. over 88,000 new cases announced today. 146 more deaths, 28 days after a positive test. this will continue rising. those are the warnings we are given by england's chief medical officer who says the omicron variant could rise incredibly fast. the better news is he thinks the peak could subside quickly due to boosters. we have 15 people in hospital with the omicron variant. professor whitty says the real number is much greater, we simply don't know the number of omicron infections completely at the moment, those people testing and reporting that and other people who won't. another record number, a positive one, of booster vaccines. 745,000 top up doses being given wednesday. that is ve much the

to that benedict arnold top ten list.hey're not patriots, they should not serving congress. perry should not be a congressman, he should not be allowed to serve. because of his disdain for the constitution of the united states in our democracy. and this i, hope he's held accountable. my expectation, because of what you have seen over the last year, i've become a little jaded, because we are a year out from january, six and no person that is instigated this that is push, this that is involved in, this that is held some kind of office, has been held accountable yet. a bunch of the small facial been held accountable, none of the big vision but held accountable. as we get closer to decisions being made, i hope it happens. but so far, if experiences any idea about moving forward, i don't have a lot of expectation the big fish will be held accountable. juanita, they haven't subpoenaed scott parried, they have eventually written him a very nice letter. they have written him a nice letter saying that if they need us to come to yo

tonight -- the cast of "spider-man: no way home," tom holland, zendaya, benedict cumberbatch, and jacobusic from black pumas. and now, jimmy kimmel! >> jimmy: hello, i'm jimmy. i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thank you for coming. you picked an amazing night to be with us. as we welcome the cast of "spider-man: no way home." i am much more excited about this than a 54-year-old person

fulness lord, unto me ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen, please rise further been of diction -- benedictionnate chaplain gregory c. black. >> let us pray. great is your faithfulness, oh god, our father, so help us to see death as you see it, not at the end, but the beginning, not a wall, but a doorway, not a dark road, but a path that leads to eternal bite and --- light and life. lord, we will miss the honorable robert joseph dole, but we thank you for the blessed gift of memory. may our minds and hearts be filled with the wonderful recollections of his patriotism, courage, integrity, and wit. continue to be for his beloved elizabeth and precious robin of refuge and strength. now, bless us all and keep us. make your face shine upon us, and be gracious to us. this, the light of your countenance upon us, and give us your shalom, your peace. we pray, in the name of the one who said, "i am the resurrection and the life." amen. >> ladies and gentlemen>>, please remain at your seats until escorted to play -- pay your respects by the sergeants at arm's staff. >> coming up on c-span, at washington

benedict cumberbatch was here talking about it and we've talked in the past -- you're a lovely personur acting style, that, you know, i meet you and there's an actual light in your eyes as opposed to - [ light laughter ] >> i know how to turn it off >> seth: you know how to turn it off. you're kind of the -- you are the nicer of the two brothers in this film. did you enjoy being on the other side of it >> it was so nice. >> seth: yeah. >> it was like a vacation from - >> seth: right >> playing the, you know, the heavy for a while. and yeah, just to get to work with benedict as well and to see him do something he'd never done before >> seth: he told us that he didn't -- that jane campion, the director of this film, asked him not to shower so that you could all know what somebody like that would smell like [ laughter ] >> yeah. that was one of the requests >> seth: yeah. >> and you know, i never really -- i can't say that i noticed, but we did do some -- i think we discussed earlier we did some sort of unorthodox rehearsals, where like, the first thing that we did together was we waltze

newshour weekend special correspondent benedict moran has the story of a man once hailed as a hero innda, who later fled into exile and is now convicted and jailed in his homeland. >> reporter: today, hotel des milles collines is a tranquil place for tourists in the heart of rwanda's capital kigali. during the 1994 rwandan genocide, this neighborhood was a killing field. more than 1,200 people fled to this hotel for safety. it was then managed by a 39- year-old rwandan man named paul rusesabagina, who, using cash bribes and gifts of whiskey, ke the killers at bay. the story of how rusesabagina saved the lives of more than a thousand people made him famous first in the 24 oscar- nominated movie, "hotel rwanda." >> the true story of a man who fought impossible odds. >> i cannot leave these people to die! >> reporter: in 2005, he was awarded the presidential medal of freedom and wrote a best- selling memoir. in the late 2000s, he used his celebrity status to found a rwandan opposition political party. he did so in exile, to counter what he saw as rwanda's turn to dictatorship. that put h

benedict cumberbatch, kirsten dunst and kodi smit—mcphee star in a low—key, psychologically—driven westernd never know from watching the film. now, gentlemen, look, see, that's what you do with the cloth. 0h! it's reallyjust for wine drips. 0h! you got that, boys? only for the drip. now get us some food. as summer rolled around, the surprise seasonal hit turned out to be summer of soul, ahmir "questlove" thompson's rediscovery of footage from the 1969 harlem cultural festival, featuring jaw—dropping performances by nina simone, stevie wonder, sly and the family stone, mahalia jackson and more. are you ready, black people? are you really ready? are you ready to listen to all the beautiful black voices, the beautiful black feeling, the beautiful black waves moving in beautiful air? are you ready, black people? are you ready?! a sundance festival award winner, summer of soul makes such acclaimed films as woodstock and gimme shelter, long considered definitive documents of the highs and lows of 1969 pop culture, seem like a footnote to the main event. having effectively been written out of the

arnold but got feet to the punch by benedict arnold. this was just off the top stuff. and actually, among the people commenting on his farewell address was thomas paine he hated him because he didn't think washington got them out of france fast enough. he said we must all devoutly pray for his imminent death. and so the criticism he was a getting too. >> it's pretty funny by the way he was famously an atheist. >> that is true he was. you mean pain not washington. the level of partisanship in the 1790s is comparable to what we are facing in washington now, okay? the press there were no rules for the press. all the news fit to print. now, washington stands firmly against that whole thing. he thanks of you have any problems you can vote me out of the next election. but the level of partisanship in the newspapers in the 1790s is scatological. in washington really cannot understand that. he does not understand it. only think he is hurt by it. i think he survives the french and indian war. he should have been killed when he was a young man. h

set in the northern ireland of his childhood — and �*the power of the dog' — a western starring benedicthard williams, the father of the tennis greats venus and serena. kristen stewart, lady gaga, olivia colman, leonard di caprio, and nicole kidman are all also in the running. but with the usual host broadcaster nbc not televising the ceremony this year — it's not yet clear if anyone will actually turn up to take home a prize — or even if the studios and stars will be a part of it. the person whose job it is to organise the awards accepts that they might be a little less celebrity—driven than before — but insists they have made progress. for eight months, we have worked tirelessly as an organisation to be better. we changed our rules, bylaws, added a new code of conduct and restructured our governance. we also have 21 new members, the largest and most diverse in our 79—year—old history. not only have they brought in a fresh perspective, but ideas that will help us continue to evolve. so — the golden globes say they've changed. but have they done enough? here's toronto—based culture write

winning movie, the more italian with star studded cast, including jodie foster as a defense lawyer and benedict cumber batch as a marine prosecutor. ah and i did call 1st crimes, i didn't because of torture. i was received by i was beaten till they broke my and i was not given food for a very long periods of time. i was sexually assaulted on multiple occasions, received the provisions for 70 days, nor sleep. it's almost like a lie, but still we have not concluded that it was the use of e, i t's within that program that allowed us to obtain useful information from detainees subjected to them. i know i didn't do any and i said, i'm not there for the i'm not going to high that because me a lot of pain and suffering. believe he was as soon as it country that the respectful of a lot. ah, i wrote a best selling book that was the last it into 27 languages. not saying this is me. i'm saying this is with the help of a law with the help of my lawyers. my support is my family and i'm so happy and it was adopted into a movie outside my family, my brother and their lives, go on terry's life goes on. it was

benedict's prep in newark. >> so what we're going to do is pair people up. >> reporter: ...where a new partnership was born between students and the new jersey state police. >> raise your hand if you feel nervous when you see a law enforcement officer. >> reporter: in an effort to break down misconceptions, the school pairs students, like 16-year-old seth da matas, with trooper mike guenther for a day of intense bonding. when you first met your partner, what was your first impression? >> he was a little bit smaller than me, of course. >> reporter: smaller but the 5'7" trooper can bench almost twice his new partner's weight. do you trust law enforcement. >> not as much, no. >> reporter: why not? >> because of the recent stories and basically the influence that i'm growing up in as a dark-skinned man-- dark-skinned male and tall. i'm not programmed to trust the police. >> reporter: when you hear that, how does that make you feel? >> that's why we're here today. you know, we're here to build relationships with the community. >> i am unbelievably proud of all of you. >> reporter: it's a re

many people asked me that had fear of uniform wouldn't because he had so much space in my belly benedict move back and forth a couple of times on bennett, a cut one time, but he went back to the correct position himself retaliatory as well as his and all, but he also had to be turned to 2nd time by doctor hinson, another office for hingston from sweden woven that she's happy she avoided asses arion, and that she wasn't too nervous about labor pains. so oh, i moved was that will be granted. i cleared the baby has to come into the world somehow. i've heard of some women who were so scared they decided to have is this area. that's fine. but i feel confident enough i'd manage craig. oh, do you have a question about nutrition, exercise, or new medical treatment? the english have experts may have the answer. just send us an email to in good shape at d, w dot com. have you ever posed boasted bluffed to do better shiny or version of yourself? exaggerated your ability several media encourages exactly that sort of behavior. but there are also people who do exactly the opposite. they might have eve

big stars like benedict cumberbatch and you occult men from the east side of the atlantic, are they goingally abstracts on its red carpet. i think they will be of people who will not show to connect the awards. make a report just that it's show to connect the awards. make a reportjust that it's pretty early to see any outright rejection of it but i think you will not see a type of star power associated themselves with the globes at a nominee what it was set of making these nominations and bees are usually a precursor to the osprey so you have people that christians do it and they got the usually favored to connect oscar nominations and getting that early not and the fact that no one talking about it says a lot of hollywood's relationship to the golden gloves right now. do relationship to the golden gloves riaht now. ,, relationship to the golden gloves riaht now. right now. do you feel the golden lobes right now. do you feel the golden globes are _ right now. do you feel the golden globes are out — right now. do you feel the golden globes are out there _ right now. do you feel the golden

cumberbatch, and benedict — and benedict cumberbatch, and benedict might get a golden globes at the might expect, will smith for— all the names you might expect, will smith for his amazing performance as kin- smith for his amazing performance as king richard in king richard, venus and serena's father in the sports biopic~ _ and serena's father in the sports biopic. nothing really made me gasp and say, _ biopic. nothing really made me gasp and say, i— biopic. nothing really made me gasp and say, i don't believe they didn't -et and say, i don't believe they didn't get picked — and say, i don't believe they didn't get picked. in and say, i don't believe they didn't net icked. , ., and say, i don't believe they didn't get picked-— get picked. in terms of the golden globes themselves, _ get picked. in terms of the golden globes themselves, what - get picked. in terms of the golden globes themselves, what the - get picked. in terms of the golden globes themselves, what the film | globes themselves, what the film critic like you make of their awards right now? how tarnished are they? i wil

the lord mercifully with his favorite look upon you and fill you with all spiritual benediction and graceuse in the nation, it was one of those rare magic events that happened only once in a lifetime. >> let as a drink to life old and new, to our dear beloved firstborn, lynda. to the love of her life, chuck, and all the robbs whose family lives will enlarge and enrich our own for every day of the very happy future that i know is going to be ours. and for the very happy tomorrow that we will all share together

west benedict, a former director of the libertarian national committee, says america should stop pumping so much money into its military. the military is a government program. and when you have a programs run by government officials who get paid depending on how many employees they have and what the size of the organization is, it seems like there's always pressure to keep doing more of finding new. the budget should come down, but it's not surprising that politicians in the military are finding new ways to spend money and wasted in my opinion. i think it's time for the america to back off of the world. we're. we're the ones who keep invading other countries, bombing people, and saying that there's a risk to americans when too often it's actually the world that is a red at risk from america's aggression. so i, i think it's, it's a shame, it's a terrible thing and we need better leadership and america that will stop spending so much on the military. stop claiming that everyone is out to get a stop being paranoid. save money, and cut our taxes here at home. that does it for me, i will be b

so if we're going to construct what's called a benedict arnold portfolio, or a portfolio of stocks and bonds and investments that will do well in the face of america's policy makers selling out america and ignoring the constitution and violating every law under the sun. how do we make money doing it? the obvious choice would be gold, but gold? israeli looking horrible. what's wrong with golf or am i missing something? jon rafino, max you, you're missing something gold is doing exactly what it's supposed to do. it's supposed to protect purchasing power in the face of a depreciate in currency, and it's doing that. you know, gold was $200.00 and some dollars at the beginning of the century. it's $1700.00 and some dollars right now, which means as the dollar has gone down in value, gold has gone up in dollar terms doing. it's doing exactly what it shit. and the way the precious metal cycles usually work because you gets modest increases while people are trying to decide what kind of world they're living in. and when they finally figure out that the cycle is inflationary, and they extrapola

and the power of the dog, a western starring benedict cumberbatch.d williams, the father of the tennis greats venus and serena. kristen stewart, lady gaga, olivia colman, leonardo di caprio, and nicole kidman are all also in the running. but with the usual host broadcaster nbc not televising the ceremony this year, will anyone will actually turn up to take home a prize? here's toronto—based culture writer amil niazi. the big story today is just how quiet hollywood is in regards to this nomination. usually huge star power to get ahead of these types of nominations and these types of nominations and the fact that it is that air on outlets like twitter right now says a lot about the relevance of the golden globes from just evenif of the golden globes from just even if this february when the blockbuster piece came out about there were no black members in hf pa. i can imagine seeing the same star power on the red carpet. definitely a lot of people will not show up and it is too early to see any outright rejection of but i think you will not see the type o

the lord mercifully with his favor look upon you and fill you with all spiritual benediction and gracet. she too was married in the east room and attending her wedding the former nelly grant also married in the east room in 1874. >> for captain and mrs. robb it was an unforgettable, glorious day, filled with moments of tenderness. and for this, the most important house in the nation, it was one of those rare, magic events that happen only once in a lifetime. >> let us drink to life old and new, to our dear beloved first-born lynda, to the love of her life, chuck, and all the robbs whose family life will enlarge and enrich our own for every day of the very happy future that i know is going to be ours. and for the very happy tomorrow that we'll all share together. >>> a new mobile video app from cspan. cspan now. download today. >>> american history tv, saturdays on cspan2 exploring the people and events that tell the american story. at 2:00 p.m. eastern on the presidency, historian allen gelzo and other scholars examine a fundamental question about whether the united states needs a pres

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arnold but got beat to the punch by benedict arnold. this was just off the top stuff, and actually, among the people commenting on his farewell address was thomas payne who hated him because he didn't think washington got him out of france fast enough. he said we must all devoutly pray for his imminent death, and -- >> which is pretty funny by the way, he was an atheist, but that's okay. >> that's true. yeah, he was. you mean payne, not washington. >> yeah, payne. >> but that the level of partisanship in the 1790s is comparable to what we're facing in washington now. okay. the press, there was no rules for the press. fit to print. washington stands firmly against that whole thing. if you have any problems you can vote me out of the next election. the level of partisanship in the newspapers, and washington really can't understand it. it's just -- he doesn't understand it. and i think he's hurt by it. i think that he survives the french and indian war. he should have been killed, you know, at the menonga hila when he was a young man. he s