this conservative principle that arose in the catholic church, and pope francis. who came after benedict, although the first first or chief secretary of benedict, who recently published a book called nothing but the truth, he writes that as if the relationship between francis and benedict were good, but nevertheless francis did everything to bury this legacy of benedict, the point is not only that he himself, in his, well, probably, internal perception, in understanding... religion, in understanding catholicism, he himself is rather a liberal, and maybe even a neoliberal with special, modern , some kind of claims to the dominion of the catholic church, but behind him stand very closely the democratic forces of the united states of america, including very closely certain circles from great britain, and i want to remind you that two people who are next to the pope, they predetermine in many ways... what the pope does is state secretary parolin, an italian, and gallagher, who is also the minister of foreign affairs, who is british by birth, this is what happens and that , what the pope is n

, he was transferred for storage, his remains were transferred for storage to another place, and benedict for a long time, but the end of this story, it just amazed me when the coffin with the body of the pope, it is there on such a paste, everything is fine there. this zinc crypt of this new one is completely sealed, then it is all sealed, closed with tapes, then all this is already immersed in the crypt and closed with a slab. hi, he's coming back, oh, i miss you. the city falls asleep, wakes up, eight new episodes, discharge, all seasons at once, an amazing person, he simply has the talent to always be in the center of events, give yourself a gift for the new year now, sklifosovsky, look before anyone else, in application or website. so this is the sealing of the coffin of the pope, although this tradition concerns everyone, but it seems to me that in a certain sense it was such an attempt to close this conservative principle that arose in the catholic church, and pope francis, who came after benedict, although -

, the 16th, including this miter and the one benedict war lying and stated st. peter's basilica. see that the problem is to see a lot of students in the got talk and you post benedict style was based on the origins of the church, on tradition or the better. so doesn't put you like francis. the style is not much different. yeah. it means it's a little simpler and little like to and perhaps a little less bold than put benedicts. was it in the lead? those spins up to a 1000 hours of work on some of his roads. prices go from $1.00 to $7000.00 euro is searching. natalie offers a range of different products to which aren't intended for cardinals, right next door. his other store sells. cologne's with names like 2 s paid throughs, cyber 6 or cruising area intended for rose gate community. the catholic customers next door don't seem to mind that i guess i don't have many as a church should be welcoming like they shouldn't shy away from anything and be open to all aspects of our society to face everything without fear. because that is also a part of the christian message to his faith and

see that the problem is to see a student in the got into post benedict style. was based on the origins of the church and then there's bunch edition already there. so that's a picture like francis's style is not much different. yeah. and mean it's a little simpler and little light to and perhaps a little less bold than put benedicts was for them to lead. those spins up to a 1000 hours of work on some of his roads. prices go from $1.00 to $7000.00 euros. searching natalie offers a range of different products to which aren't intended for cardinals. right next door, his other store sells cologne's with names like to a sped throughs, cyber 6 or cruising area intended for rose gate community. the catholic customers next door don't seem to mind. like you said, it wouldn't be as a church should be welcoming like that shouldn't shy away from anything and be open to all aspects of our society to face everything without fear. because that is also a part of the christian message to his faith and sexual orientation. or not in contradiction. on the contrary, kind of john car

but yeah, so this is just mo what|gli|you think, benedict? >> what do you think, benedict? it's a fantastic news and i'll believe it when see and i'll believe it when i see it. right. it's those it. all right. it's one of those things where, you know, as you as saying in as you were saying in conjunction with prospect conjunction with the prospect of an election, you an early general election, you almost are the almost sort of thinking, are the tories massively over tories going to massively over promise many taxes they're promise how many taxes they're going not necessarily going to cut? not necessarily costing everything go, but costing everything and go, but you these if you you can only have these if you vote us now . it's vote for us right now. it's going really short going to be a really short penod going to be a really short period right period of time because right now all promises and all we've got are promises and ideas. nothing concrete . ideas. there's nothing concrete. >> is there anything that rishi can win this next election? >> i think probably not. but i th

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it is an entirely different category than the dissent was from the left against john paul ii and benedicth. these bishops and cardinals aren't just disagreeing with the pope, they are saying he is not a legitimate teacher. it's almost like accusing the president of sedition. any bishop could be his own pope in a social media sense. francis has not wanted to create other rival voices out there. just this month he turns 87 years old time is running out and he had to make some moves. ali: thank you for your time. ♪ john: a coroners determination that actor matthew perry died from the “acute effects" of ketamine is drawing new attention to the drug. it's a powerful anesthetic intended for use during surgery. but it's also become a popular treatment for mental health problems. and because of its psychedelic effects, it's also used recreationally. perry's autopsy report says the 54-year-old actor was on ketamine therapy, but that the level in his system was too high to have come from his last known therapy session. according to a healthcare analytics firm, since 2017, ketamine prescriptions hav

at mattel's hotwheels facility in el segundo, california, bryan benedict leads a team of designers.e first brought to life by a digital sculptor and then printed out. while they strive for authenticity, benedict says there's also a strong element of fantasy involved in creating these iconic cars. >>> a growing powerball christmas day jackpot, and will the last dash to the mall give retailers a holiday season to remember? courtney kealy has today's cbs "money watch." >> reporter: markets are closed today for christmas but will reopen tomorrow. on friday, the markets were mixed with the dow down by 18 points. the in $28 million in its first three days of release. an estimated $40 million when you factor in christmas day. the sequel costs about $200 million to make and ranks among the worst debuts of the year for a superhero movie. >>> that's your cbs "money watch" for this christmas morning. i'm courtney kealy, cbs news, new york. >>> up next, santa's magical words. how st. nick is finding a way to communicate the message of christmas to children around the world. to give your teeth a

but benedict also supported over his day. he appointed priests from the group as bishops in the vatican. the remains linked to the group boys by the invasion of strengthening the faith and both bronzes. he's a jesuit and not considered a close ally to of his day bought a allows, the past no credit you, it's freedoms and has appointed more members as auxiliary vicious. as grievance, legacy lives on almost 50 years after his death. presumably the bias spaniard would have been on to see what became of his original vision, especially in his homeland the we've visited the campus of the opus de under university of nevada, in pamplona. the mon while mit huh. is an architect, and from that time, conus city councilor. he started at the university and knows its history. well, schuman me, you understand, doesn't mean that there's quite the entire campus, takes up 1200000 square meters, 120. heck does. that's about 200 stuck a pitch is the area was previously used as and probably possibly the city of pamplona gifted it to of this day. us

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but yeah, so this is just mo what|gli|you think, benedict? >> what do you think, benedict? >> alhamdulillah is my response to this. it's fantastic news to this. it's a fantastic news and i'll believe it when see and i'll believe it when i see it. right. it's those it. all right. it's one of those things where, you know, as you as saying in as you were saying in conjunction with prospect conjunction with the prospect of an election, you an early general election, you almost are the almost sort of thinking, are the tories massively over tories going to massively over promise many taxes they're promise how many taxes they're going not necessarily going to cut? not necessarily costing everything go, but costing everything and go, but you these if you you can only have these if you vote us now . it's vote for us right now. it's going really short going to be a really short penod going to be a really short period right period of time because right now all promises and all we've got are promises and ideas. nothing concrete . ideas. there's nothing concrete. >> is there anything th

but benedict also supported over his day. he appointed priests from the group as bishops in the vatican. the remains linked to the group boy by the invasion of strengthening the faith and both frances, he's a jesuit, it's a not considered a close allied to up as de bont. he allows the past no credit you, it's freedoms and has appointed more members as auxiliary vision as grievance, legacy lives on almost 50 years after his death. presumably the bias spaniard would have been on to see what became of his original vision, especially in his homeland the we've visited the campus of the opus de owned university of nevada, in pamplona a mon while and there is an architect, informa time toner, city counselor. he started at the university and knows its history well. shame on me you understand, doesn't mean that there's quite the entire campus time kona, there's the pontifical university of santa katya in rome, hospitals, in pamplona and madrid. business schools in spain, the united states, brazil, and germany. several 100 schools and

political commentator and writer benedict spence , author and journalist spence, author and journalistmma , and former labour emma wolfe, and former labour adviser matthew lhasa. and they'll be telling us their heroes villains from 2023, heroes and villains from 2023, plus , the most important part of plus, the most important part of the show, your views gbviews@gbnews.com do email in and let me know your thoughts . and let me know your thoughts. let's get started with this . you let's get started with this. you might recall a couple of weeks ago, the mp for redditch and deputy chair of the conservative party, rachel mclean, was in the news because she had reposted a tweet which referred to green party candidate melissa poulton as, quote, a man who wears a wig and calls himself a proud lesbian . and this happened to be lesbian. and this happened to be a statement of fact. but this didn't stop the west mercia police recording this as a non—crime hate incident. many of you might not be aware of what a non—crime hate incident actually is. you might be thinking to yourself, is really the y

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, well, bring two, i’m very interested, what kind of... sauce is on the benedict, well, in general, i win-win chic dish, dumplings - my grandmother taught me this dumpling, by the way, from my grandmother and mother's line, chesky tastes, they are very different, well, completely one person cannot like all the dishes that are liked there. to another or something else, these are completely different things, some like it, some don’t like it, well, from what point of view do i perceive it all, what needs to be looked at, where, what is called the root of evil, why did the person not like it exactly? this is the average taste of a belarusian - not enough salt, no need to over-salt, and in general , leave it up to them. so to speak, the guest, he will season everything himself, they taught me, so to speak, to love everything, i don’t get it so that i just can’t stomach it, well, there’s no such thing, you know, as they say, remember, this was a very common phrase, they say, why do you say, you say, you don’t like viscos , he says, i don’t like it, he says, you know how to cook it , this is

. >> benedict! holy hell, it's benedict, folks! >> i admitted what? >> the steal.sident trump wants us to stop the steal. because steel is what they use to make dominion voting machines. it sets off all the table buzzers in fuddruckers, that's why i couldn't get the booster. i'm long-range magnetomatized, it sticks right to me. >> jimmy: well, at least they're talking about the issues, right? [ applause ] speaking of the steal, i do want to mention -- the former vice chair of the january 6th committee, former congressman liz cheney, just wrote a book that gives new insight about what went down in congress when trump's angry storm trumpers mobbed the capitol building. cheney writes that in the hours before the siege, republicans in the gop cloakroom were signing electoral vote objection sheets even though they knew it was all a sham to appease trump. she says congressman mark green of tennessee said, "the things we do for the orange jesus." [ laughter ] they have a lot in common. regular jesus healed the sick, orange jesus told them to drink bleach. [ laughter ] it'

joy benedict, cbs news, los angeles. >> just love the story behind a store.t is the cbs weekend news for this saturday. first thing tomorrow, sunday morning with jane pauley, followed by "face the nation." margaret brennan's guest include tony gonzalez and chris coons of delaware. goodnight. >>> from cbs news bay area,s in the evening edition. >> now at 6:00, rain is on the way heading into the peak of the holiday season. we are tracking the timing and how much it could affect your christmas plans. >>> plus, modern day pirates targeting boats at the oakland estuary. police want to clear out everyone who's staying there illegally. why some homeless say they're being unfairly singled out. >> i'm being kicked out of a boat, why? what did i do wrong? >> he tried to steal that dinghy right there. i had so say what are you doing? >>> and how fresh food, dancing, and a giant pinata are helping a struggling neighborhood. >>> i'm andrea nakano, brian hackney is off tonight. our top story tonight is the weather. we could be in line for a very wet week. let's get right

and benedict, lot of route.s, sense, conservatives, in a sense, almost need through almost need to go through a cleansing process , a forest fire. >> so shoots can regrow and the party that's currently two parties within one party. we have this conversation all the time. the liberal side of the party true party versus the true conservative side the party. conservative side of the party. why we need to through why do we need to go through that rebirth the most that rebirth and is the most likely electorally successful route for the conservative party to go down on a more right wing conservative route to have a clear point of difference ? after clear point of difference? after all, we got keir starmer talking about tony blair's ideas today of offshore containment . it of offshore containment. it seems like the right wing ideas of yore might be the left wing ideas of tomorrow . ideas of tomorrow. >> i mean, keir starmer is a very intelligent man. i know he's very dull, but he is very intelligent and he does know wh

joy benedict, cbs news, ontario, california. >> now i want to try. >>> well, next, how santa is going to wrap christmas differently. >> and i said what do you want for christmas? and all he could say was "trick or treat." and i realized then that i needed to do something. >> reporter: he needed to speak more languages. the more the merrier. [ speaking in a global language ] starting with full immersion spanish in honduras. >> and what's the reaction of the kids when they realize santa speaks spanish? >> it takes their breath away. >> and it's so exciting to see that child's eyes light up. talk to them. what i feel like is the most important part of christmas, which is love. >> reporter: for deaf children like 8-year-old gracie mcclure he can sign his christmas message. >> and i was saying santa is happy to see you. santa loves you. >> reporter: and a special gift. getting autistic kids one by one to light up like a christmas tree. >> i talk very softly. i don't use the big barreling "ho, ho, ho." and i try not a particularly sensory santa not wearing all the glitz and the bells to cut

so, ladies and gentlemen, please join me in welcoming jeff benedict and tim beller. thank you so much, guys. i really appreciate again and jeff, this is just incredible because we met how many years back, now it's 2010. i think it was 2010? yeah. and i was in a rough spot. i had just no experience. i the industry was terrible and, yet i gravitated toward people like jeff who gave you a chance. and now i'm. i'm stable, an unstable world. so thank you so much. and this is also just a really cool opportunity for me because in high school when lebron james was, a senior, i was a totally a junior and i would see this guy on, espn, and i always amazed i had never seen anything like him before. and the fact that he's lived up to those expectations and exceeded them, it's incredible. and it's all captured here in this book. kids, an amazing book. i really urge anyone to. hasn't gotten it to go check it out. so just kind of started off jeff i know you've done tiger woods you've done the two england patriots and including tom brady that obviously so i guess what appealed to yo

and jeff benedict, who is here to talk about his new book, lebron. jeff's had quite a varied career, he practiced law for a while and active in politics. even ran for congress in connecticut a couple of decades ago and worked to limit gambling in that state. he's been a journalist writing for such publications as sports illustrated and los angeles times. and along the way, he's authored or co-authored more than a dozen works of nonfiction, including best selling books about tiger woods and the new england patriots as well as a legal thriller, little pink house about a landmark case on eminent domain and poisoned about the biggest food poisoning outbreak in the united states. he's also had a hand in producing documentaries or movies based on some of his books. his new biography about lebron james is about someone, of course, many of us think we already know and about who much has been written, but jeff has produced what reviewers are calling a definitive biography of this astonishing successful sports superstar and the book is not just thorough and th

[applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, please stand for the benediction by the chaplain of the united statess. >> would you pray with me? holy god, bless us as we go on our way. for you have by thy might lead us into the light of freedom of justice. keep us forever on my path. lest our feet, our hearts, our words, our lives, straight from the places where we still meet you in the faces of the poor, the oppressed, the downtrodden. in the gazes of the needy, the thirsty, and the hungry. lest we forget you remind us again of the life and legacy of your servant, john lewis. he woke each day to the rising sun, a new day begun, to make good trouble. in honor of the honorable john robert lewis and in light of your truth, may we march ever onward in our service to you, to this country until your victory is won. in the strength of your mighty name, we pray. amen. >> ladies and gentlemen, speaker mccarthy and leader to jeffries invite you to join us. thank you for joining us today. host: good morning, this is washington journal on tuesday, december 26. we would like for you today to tell us what do yo

joy benedict, cbs news, los angeles. >>> and that's the overnight news for this wednesday. capital, i'm nicole sganga. >>> this is "cbs news flash." i'm shanelle kaul in new york. republicans are reacting to the colorado supreme court's decision to disqualify former president donald trump from the state's primary ballot. trump did not mention the ruling at his rally last night though his campaign did say it will appeal to the supreme court. other candidates a also disagre with the decision with vivek ramaswamy saying he will take his own name off the colorado ballot. >>> a federal judge has ordered the unsealing of court documents naming dozens of associates and victims of jeffrey epstein. the documents will be released in early 2024. >>> and happy holidays from outer space. nasa releasing these images of what it calls a christmas tree cluster. >>> for more, download the cbs news app on your cell phone or connected tv. aul, cbs news, new york. >>> tonight, millions dealing with the aftermath of that severe weather on the east coast. the flood and power outages just ahead of

joy benedict, thank you. >>> big political news from american ally argentinargentina former personality who claims to get advice from his dogs is called eccentric by those being polite and about to be sworn in as argentina's new president. >> reporter: supporters call him a local, the former tv personality can sometimes look the part of a madman. known for wielding a live chain saw at his campaign rallies, now the libertarian populist is argentina's new president. >> as i said, politicians never tell you the truth. >> reporter: hosting a radio program in miami geared to argentine nan americans, he voted for him. >> he brings hope. >> reporter: hope to a nation in dire straits going through its worst economic crisis in a generation. he plans to replace the argentina peso with the u.s. dollar in a bid to battle sky high inflation which has reached nearly 150%. he promised to eliminate government agencies, outlawing abortion, a self-described capitalist and eliminate the sale of human organs and calls global warming a socialist line. his unexpected win is compared to brazil and donald trum

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benedict cumberbatch but also kiri.ould fuel racism because like paul because people like paul obviously feel incredibly bitter. >> i'm sorry, the anger, i mean, the way way way one the way the way the way i'm one of people. of these people. >> am of these people. and >> i am one of these people. and it does it does upset me to some degree, not because not because i felt like i was oppressed by the any way, shape the structure in any way, shape or form. but every other group that gets some sort of that is gets some sort of welcome attention . whereas i welcome attention. whereas i think we've done that, sure. >> but i think we've done this a lot is there was a point where boys were doing better than girls school and we girls in school and so we changed teaching methods to try and more. and changed teaching methods to try and that more. and changed teaching methods to try and that was more. and changed teaching methods to try and that was expensive 3. and changed teaching methods to try and that was expensive boysj chang

benedict cumberbatch but also kiri.ould fuel racism because like paul because people like paul obviously feel incredibly bitter. >> i'm sorry, the anger, i mean, the way way way one the way the way the way i'm one of people. of these people. >> am of these people. and >> i am one of these people. and it does it does upset me to some degree, not because not because i felt like i was oppressed by the any way, shape the structure in any way, shape or form. but every other group that gets some sort of that is gets some sort of welcome attention . whereas i welcome attention. whereas i think we've done that, sure. >> but i think we've done this a lot is there was a point where boys were doing better than girls school and we girls in school and so we changed teaching methods to try and more. and changed teaching methods to try and that more. and changed teaching methods to try and that was more. and changed teaching methods to try and that was expensive 3. and changed teaching methods to try and that was expensive boysj chang

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as the rabbi came and was closing the events with the benediction security came to me and said we have building. long story short people quickly evacuated and that is where i determine we are going to have a night to honor israel in every major city in america. i made videos about how to do it. i sent it to the pastors of cities. i flew the wings off my plane going from city to city organizing these events called knights to honor israel. they still are in abundance now all over the world. then came threatening to blow up israel. israel should be a one bomb nation. in 2006 i organized christians united for israel. i brought to san antonio for hundred of the leading evangelicals of the nation. i brought together television network owners, publishers, all of the people who made it happen for the evangelicals. i told them that we should as a people stand up for the jewish people. how many of them would go each year to washington d.c. with me? meet your elected officials, your congressman, have talking points and state what it is you could do for the state of israel. it was a miracle all 40