how much are you willing to pay for the autograph of the russian empress from me. the blood of great romealm down. 10 thousand eh, let's say, understand, you voluntarily turned out to be from women, and this is not a little bit celibate. if you bring a document, you will become a bishop, then a cardinal, and eventually. papa luigima overnight my money is kept in promissory notes of the neapolitan bank, and you are just so ready to part with your inheritance for the sake of a good bow. tomorrow, here at the same time, we will exchange the paper for 10,000 ukts prudent person. reward all in the mind. as soon as the hen lays a golden egg, or better, two hens and two eggs. it goes after the money. it is said tomorrow, so tomorrow the dictum factum do not go where the head does not fit. smanuchy keep an eye on the piece only guitars fate. it will be why you are so, maybe at night you won’t tell? where is he without you, i had a man. ai-ai-ai, learn how it's done girls golden gramophone people's award ceremony on sunday at the first treat to the festive table. we we prepare everything siberia a

shoutout to rome, great pasta, but tucker carlson, we're looking at rome and the fall of roam and whatrelevant metric to this debate. it's a short clip. take a look. >> it's looking more and more like late stages of pagan roehl, where no one seems to have the answers. what about respect for marriages, percent crewing christians and people who refuse to go along with this bill? >> salary? >> there's a lot to unpack. first of all, let's be clear, biden signs a bare-bones law and lights the white house up in rainbow colors and they go op president-elect ickes. meantime fox news is encouraging and defending the violent overthrow of the company while trump wants to spend the constitution. you say potato, i say streetsenous hatemongering hypocrites it will be different if it did what they're accusing it of. they worked with conservative republicans to author, all it does, all it does is maintain what right-wing -- you don't get any wingier that is jody ernst called the status quo. it doesn't create right to interor -- it just says states recognize other marriages from other states. so, i mea

don't book too soon, and don't look too late, and you can score great deals. mack romethat is rate, great information. thank you for this. we appreciate you, thank you so much. >>> let's think about january and february for possible vacations. those were good tips as we approach the holidays. let's talk about 49ers. in a radical report, two safeties are 10 years apart in age. as charlie walter reports, they have formed a bond in san francisco's secondary. >>> this is the volkswagen red and gold report from kbcw and cbs bay area news. >> the 49ers defense has been tops. they currently have no weakness. in the safety, they have been anchored by gibson and a second-year star that has been excellent. he tied for fifth in the league with four interceptions this season. it should have been five. he dropped the pick last thursday against the seahawks. he did not blame it on the popcorn, he blamed it on gibson. >> he should've had five right now. >> he took my juice away. before the play he grabbed my hands and took away my hands. sometimes you have the best hands. he asked me

. >> mark, coming out of the experience of the first great war with rome, after the destruction of the temple, mark sees jesus, like many of the christians that mark knew all about in his own community, as god's persecuted one-- dying, almost feeling abandoned. it's a very unromaic jesus. it's a terrifying image, because that's what their experience was. >> (dramatized): when it was noon, darkness came over the whole land until 3:00 in the afternoon. at 3:00, jesus cried out with a loud voice, "my god, my god, why hast thou forsaken me?" >> mark tells us that jesus died being mocked and in agony. and i think mark is writing for the experience of people in the '70s who are dying like that, and who need the consolation that jesus had died that way before-- feeling abaoned by god. >> narrator: in mark's original gospel, jesus dies and his body is placed in a tomb. when the tomb is dcovered, jesus is gone. >> mark ends with an empty tomb and a waiting for the return of jesus. he ends, almost, with an absent jesus, because that's what his community has experienced in persecution, an absent

christianity, that is taking place in some quarters, even in nations which place a great emphasis on tolerance. but back in romechurch was beginning to confront the scandal of sexual abuse by priests around the world. he was forced to deny that he'd played any role in covering up abuse. but the cases continued to mount. he later acknowledged he'd made mistakes in handling the matter. speaks italian in february 2013, he shocked the world, announcing he shocked the world, announcing he would resign at the end of the month, citing age and failing health. the election of his successor, pope francis, represented a break with much of what benedict had stood for. the challenge was to find a leader who could close the widening gap between a doctrinally conservative vatican and the church worldwide. benedict bequeathed to his successor the challenges that so fatigued him, the scandal of child sexual abuse, and diminishing congregations in the west. pope benedict upheld the creeds of the church and taught them with conviction. he died as he lived, thinking and writing about how to defend and advance those creeds in an in

great pope. >> reporter: with the diocese of rome has scheduled a special public mass in benedict's honor on friday, as pope francis renewed his calls today for all to join in continued prayers for his predecessor in these difficult hours. whit? >> marcus, thank you. >>> in israel tonight, the political comeback of benjamin netanyahu, sworn in for a record sixth time as prime minister. he's still on trial for charges of bribery, fraud, and breach of trust. he was pushed out of power last year and denies any wrongdoing. >>> there's still much more ahead on "world news tonight." a deadly fire sweeps through a popular hotel casino overseas. >>> and an historic church vandalized. the fbi now offering a reward. n- - really? - yes, without a doubt! - i don't have any anxiety about money anymore. - great people. different people, that's for sure, and all of them had different reasons for getting a reverse mortgage, but you know what, they all felt the same about two things: they all loved their home, and they all wanted to stay in that home. - [announcer] if you're 62 or older and own your home, you could

wanted to make it a place where people would come, just as people would have gone to athens, or rome, or the greaties of the mediterranean world. >> narrator: a meticulously accurate model of ancient jerulem shows the building program.le of herod's >> and so, when herod but the city, or helped to rebuild the city, he did so on a monumental scale. and this can be seen in the rebuilding of the temple. ♪ ♪ >> narrator: we know exactly how herod rebuilt the temple because detailed descriptions of the architecture have survived. (dramatized) along the coast, herod constructed an aqueduct 40 miles long. it brought water to a new seaport he had built. in honor of the roman emperor caesar, herod nad the city caesarea. >> we really need to get a... a feel for a city like caesarea maritima at the time of jesus precisely because it shows the crucial intersection of roman rule in jesus' own homeland. >> narrator: in this thriving seaport, the power of rome, its culture and commerce, commanded every aspect of daily life. >> in the middle of the city was a roman city, complete with the capital, temples to the d

classical culture, both ancient, greece and european, great culture, then there was its golden age or imism and the 19th century, then its own empire like rome washington in the distance, by the way, they initially positioned themselves as new rome, it’s not for nothing that washington has a capitalist hill, on which, as once in rome, it sits his senate. well, decline. in general, the same as that of the ancient civilization, after all, they talked a lot about how our world will end in an ecological catastrophe with a nuclear war, that is, a beautiful death. and death can be ugly the same as she was in the ancient world, after all, look. what amazing results. the first is the loss of the base religion, as the ancient world lost its faith in its gods. so they lost their christianity, but we often say that this is a christian civilization. and what is there left of christianity, in fact? nothing. there is the same faith as in ancient rome , a mixture of the magic of astrology, witches and so on, and at the same time a whole series of semi- totalitarian sects arises. like tolkienists or something else, that is, there is a search for a new relig

this fall and a nonstop route to rome will begin service in may 2023, it's great to see because things were so crashing during the pandemic. so for us to now be able to experience and mentor and try to pull new people into our industry and come on board with us to help grow the airlines and the travel industry. it's an amazing time right now. >> well, that was gayle ong reporting for us this morning. okay, again, another live look out at sfo. this deal comes as more people are traveling worldwide. united airlines is expected to holiday season to be the busiest travel period yet. developing castle valley, police are now searching for the suspects responsible for shooting sent 2 men to the hospital that happened on wednesday morning at the vista creek apartments on center street both of them were taken to the hospital with pretty serious injuries. one requiring some surgery. investigators are now trying to piece together what exactly happened there. there was some type of confrontation. >> down in the carport area of the complex where a shooting occurred. we believe suspects related to t

projects are being implemented; ancient samarkand is the same age as rome, where once camel caravans stopped in the middle of the greatk road. now he welcomes his main trading partner russia at the national industry exhibition to mikhail mishustin , they show what the republic can offer in addition to cotton yarn, we started making and you will get walls and synthetic materials. there, well, uzbek cotton buys the textile capitals of russia ivanovo, they also bring finished products to us, combat firefighter bob and this one is coming. uh, forest for the forest fireman fabric, 100% fireproof cotton is not always confident, but always with great enthusiasm businessmen give interviews in russian finished school in business, of course, helps. that is, if with the russian federation this is a big plus one for the country, so far tashkent is only in the status of an observer, but in 10 months the trade turnover of uzbekistan and russia has broken a record. now it is almost 7 billion dollars. the presidents of the two countries set their prime ministers the task of bringing this figure to 10 billion. it is important that, de

here is the muscovite state, as soon as it arose, the third rome cannot exist, which bartholomew so attacked without being protected by the greatonclusion to be a great power or not a great power. this is historical. so it is clear and understandable according to the state of things. we will be able to protect ourselves in this coming new world after globalization, only if it is a great power, and in this sense the question must always be put specifically. here is the surname pose a question. specifically. remove the third card risk from the board. remove the third and everything will be fine. well, whatever it is, and then we will play our games in our own, by the way, there were many among american politicians, and influential orthodox e. that's exactly the greek here, so to speak, the universal patriarchy. well, there, in my opinion, one of the directors was even there, i don’t remember. now i will tell you how the presidential candidate behaves. yes. yes, yes, yes, well, there are so many of them, that is, i don’t know how they will play you there. for us, this is for us, we just need a specific production all these all the

path of the pope emeritus, pope benedict, we do this with great joy and a great moment of strong communion of our church in romedreds of people to pray tonight. i think this is what we will hear from pope francis in days to come as we get small updates maybe from the holy see press office about his health, from francis, and this invitation to the world's faithful, to join him in prayer for pope benedict. >> and certainly, a lot of prayers pouring in from around the world for pope emeritus benedict. thank you very much, molly hunter, for that report. >>> and "the new york times" called it quote two strong men meeting in a weak moment. russia's vladimir putin, and china's xi jingping, met by video today and vowed to ramp up their economic and military coordination, against what putin described as a quote unprecedented pressure and provocations from the west. their meeting comes on the heels of another wave of russian drone attacks striking terror across ukraine. 16 iranian made drones were launched overnight, including seven on kyiv, according to ukrainian officials, all were shot down. nbc news foreign correspon

started flying nonstop to brisbane, australia this fall and a nonstop route to rome will begin service in may 2023, it's great to see because things were so crushing during the pandemic. so for us to now be able to experience and mentor and try to pull new people into our industry and come on board with us to help grow the airlines and the travel industry. that's an amazing time right now. >> and this deal comes as several people are traveling more worldwide. united airlines is expecting this holiday travel season to be their busiest travel period. yet reporting live from sfo. gayle ong kron. 4 news. thank >> 2 men were arrested in bay point after a police chase through several east bay counties. and they were caught, police say with 6 stolen catalytic converters chp officers and tried to stop a car with a missing license plate that had been speeding on highway 24. and then the driver sped away when officers did tracked the man down, they say they found the catalytic converters and the tools used to steal them. >> contra costa county health officials are calling for further investigation into the recent marti

started flying nonstop to brisbane, australia this fall and a nonstop route to rome will begin service in may 2023, it's great to see because things were so crashing during the pandemic. so for us to now be able to experience and mentor and try to pull new people into our industry and come on board with us to help grow the airlines and the travel industry has an amazing time right now. >> and this deal comes as more people are traveling again worldwide. and we can expect those jobs bill by the end of the next year. that is the goal. and united airlines is expecting this holiday travel season to be their busiest travel period. yet reporting live from sfo. gayle ong kron, 4 news. thank you, gayle. >> developing in castro valley tonight, police are still searching for the suspects responsible for a shooting that sent 2 men to the hospital. it happened this morning at the vista creek apartments on center street. both men taken to the hospital with serious injuries. one requiring surgery. investigators are trying to piece together what happened. >> there was some type of confrontation down in the carport area of t

this fall and a nonstop route to rome will begin service in may 2023, it's great to see because thingsushing during the pandemic. so for us to now be able to experience and mentor and try to pull new people into our industry and come on board with us to help grow the airlines and the travel industry. that's an amazing time right now. >> that was gayle ong reporting for us this morning. and this deal comes as more people are traveling. as you heard of more worldwide united airlines expecting this holiday season to be their busiest to date. that's all good news. >> 6.41 right now. still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news survivors of colorado's club q shooting calling for action on capitol hill. why they say political leaders are to blame when it comes to violence against the lgbtq community. and we're going also highlight some new laws that you need to know about to take effect in the new year. hi! need new glasses? get more from your benefits at visionworks! how can you see me squinting? i can't! i'm just telling everyone! hey! use your vision benefits before they expire. visionworks. s

the material of anna semyonov ancient samarkand is the same age as rome where once camel caravans were made stop in the middle of the greatk road. now welcomes its main trading partner russia to the national industry exhibition mikhail mishustin show what the republic can offer in addition to cotton yarn, we began to make semi-woolen and synthetic materials. well , uzbek cotton buys the textile capitals of russia, ivanovo, and finished products are brought to us. combat fireman bob and this one is coming. uh, forest for forest fireman fabric, 100% fireproof cotton is not always confident, but always with great enthusiasm businessman give interviews in russian personally graduated from a russian school in business, of course, it helps. that is, if relations with the russian federation are noticed. this is a great animal country. so far, tashkent is clear, only in the status of an observer, but in 10 months, trade turnover between uzbekistan and russia has broken a record. now it is almost 7 billion dollars. the presidents of the two countries set their prime ministers the task of bringing this figure to 10 billion. it is i

veliky novgorod i guess it is a great sketch, which assumed the curse between the general curse of the patriarch of constantinople of the pope of romessary, who began three papal legatoes after death. and they put on the altar, an excusatory letter, giving the nafima, the patriarch and two of his assistants in response to this, the patriarch. michael the first kerlarius, anathematized the roman legates , the great church schism took place. it's good. khisma said. god bless you, we give the order. some researchers believe that already in the eleventh century in novgorod on the trading side? a church dedicated to the brother-in-law yaroslav was built. what was his name? ilya ilyushin orthodox gymnasium, the city of kovrov, the church was dedicated to olaf the second saint, who married, just the sister was furious at the sister of inga gerda, the wife of yaroslav the wise, became his own computer, his name was. please translate from old russian into modern russian aspid and nativity scene of leo komlev kirov city kirov region, kirov economic and legal lyceum aspid as far as i know, these are snakes, and the nativity scene is a cave in

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battle line, and for me a great incentive is to gather them at the victory forum on the seventh day after the official ukrainian victory and until i hug them all and see someone from romehere, someone already in my memory, unfortunately, we also have the loss of our prytersk sister military writers, i will not fully understand that the victory has happened and this is the biggest motive for me, of course i want my children to build this country further and i am grateful that they are protected every day, they are quite grown-up children i know that one way or another they will be useful to this state, but you are their personal desire to protect our family, this military author. well, even now, even before the great war, i had my family in every corner of our country and i always had a place to stay with someone to be close to . and now they are just really family has increased to dozens and dozens of people and i know that they are waiting for me in mykolaiv, in odessa, in kherson , in mariupol, in the crimea, in kharkiv, in chernihiv, in zaporizhzhia, everywhere, what kind of love in the world is the news? then she gave birth to a son. oi breeds are settled above me,

great. >> and it's incredible. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: you are -- i understand you are from romes. i started as a comedian. i've been working in variety shows for many, many years. let's say 12, 13 years. and then in 2000, i started with movies. and -- and that changed my life. i mean, that was my dream since i was a kid. i wrote on my diary when i was 8, "one day i'll be an actress and my life will be a movie." and actually, my life, it's a horror movie sometimes. [ laughter ] it's okay, i didn't specify the genre. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: yes, you must be so careful. >> thanks, guys. >> jimmy: here in los angeles, have you been -- i assume you've been here before? >> oh my god. i was in a love relationship for three years. i shouldn't say that but i said it. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that's okay. >> so i was living in ohio, do you know ohio? >> jimmy: ohio, yeah, sure. [ laughter ] >> it's such a beautiful plate, ohio, no? >> jimmy: it is beautiful, yes. they think you're talking about ohio. she's not talking about she's talking about ojai, which is here in c

great schism in christianity blamed the pope . at the same time, i treat all christians very well. i openly accused the pope of romee of lust for power and heresy, so to speak, it was already planned then, because then even then the pope seized those geparks that actually had to be controlled for the main goal, this and now this one. he didn't even call catholic. here he graduated from the pontifical university there. no, this is some kind of six agent, you know him worth the task. he does it even without cryptocole. this is no, what kind of krypto is a christian. this is a six. it's nobody. yes, about greece you said, listen to the greek people, the national consolidated war of the greek people. it means he lost a lot of people. well leadership. push on the movement of the greek people were mostly officers of the russian imperial army. armenian foreign minister acting attention, the current minister of astral affairs of the russian empire was one of the leaders of the anti-sman rebellion . e on the other is a front-line armenian. yes, no, e. so, listen, well, how does he say technical sin, he says such things, the

great theologian saying his thoughts were with catholics around the world. australian prime minister, anthony of uneasy also pay his respects, saying he was saddened by the news of benedict passing. let's go back to rome for more on this to our correspondent i ibrahim and what is the situation at the vatican now? yes, i'm right here and right behind me in st. peter's square, over the past hours, we've seen crowds next start flooding into this area. the crowds are certainly increasing. and while it's not unusual for room to be crowded, this time of year, after all, it is new years eve rehab and seeing the crowds going with that being said, i've spoken to locals here and they said, well, it would be still very, very different if sitting pope had died, we would see even larger crowds possibly. so the mood is sombre. definitely. there's a sense of there's a sense of preparation in the air for the coming funeral. and we expected crowds to start growing here as well. and you were talking about the coming funeral, any details you can share with us as to how that will unfold. what are you hearing? well, we know that the sitting pope will be presiding over that funeral and we know that it will happen on the 5t

great schism in christianity blamed the pope. at the same time, i treat all christians very well. frankly, i accused the pope of rome lust for power and heresy, so to speak, it was already planned then, because then even then the pope seized those geparks that actually had to be controlled from the krasnoyarsk church. this and now it's not even shouting catholic. so he graduated from the pontifical university. no, it's some kind of six. agent, you know, to set a task for him. he does it even without cryptocole. this is no, what kind of crypto is this. well, christian, that's a six. it's nobody. yes about greece you said, listen to the greek people nationality here in this war of the greek people. this means that he lost a lot of people, but in the leadership of the national response to the movement of the greek people were mainly officers of the russian imperial army, and the minister of foreign affairs, the current attention, the current minister of foreign affairs of the russian empire was one of the leaders. rebellion of the anti-semans. there are no melikovs, mary lorris is on the other front. and just means, li

timothy well, let's start from the end , indeed, all the great empires that have stood for millennia. they themselves limited themselves. so romed in general, lemminson and never the idea and practice of real imperial building was claims to master the whole world of this have never been all who put forward such an idea, these are pseudo-inpei. they all fall apart very quickly. this is the first. now the second. so, of course, the american nuclear doctrine has always been aggressive offensive, they started by putting it in the foot of all sorts and hiroshima, the only question was how they could act or not, because they said that they would not. well , they just couldn’t understand that they couldn’t, our doctrine has always been defensive, so everyone does not mean that we cannot strike when we deem it necessary. recently, the president said, you know what everything means first. so, let's put the second name. no one will ever say who, when he carries this blow. this is the meaning of this nuclear tactic, and not its strategy. the secret and what really changed is not the unipolar power. the fact is that after the second world

so what happened was he and cardinal sera, a cardinal in rome from africa, they authored a small book defending previously celibacy as being a great gift of god to the church. on other topics he did write a document about sex abuse and how to handle it, and he identified that its roots lay in kind of '60s ideology, you know, mig goes. the sex revolution -- can anything goes. he loved humanity so much that he didn't want hem to live down to their worst based instincts. he wanted to lift them up to their best possible. david: now, he was old enough to have known the vatican ii the council, right, which took place in the 1960s. he played, actually played a part many that, in the development of that. a lot of people say that's what led to the liberal movement mt. catholic church, but he defended it. >> he actually was more of a liberal theologian back in the early '60s, but then following 1968 when there was a student revolt in europe, he was horrified to see that people were turning away from from truth and morality and embrace an anything goes attitude. and in the realm of religion, he said christianity is god's action in the world.

the most ancient cities in the world, the same age as rome, the capital of tamerlane 's empire for more than 2,000 years. it was a key point of the greatchina, by the way, today, taking into account the reversal of traffic flows and changes in logistics. the importance of integration takes on a special meaning ivan prozorov will continue it turned out that mikhail mishustin was met at the airport of samarkand the day before by a guard of honor and a girl in a national costume with a bouquet of roses, the prime minister of uzbekistan gave to understand how warm relations between our countries are in conditions of trade wars and sanctions pressure , relations can be taken to a new level. september. the head of state signed an agreement on a comprehensive and strategic partnership, together with the head of government, an impressive russian delegation of the heads of key ministries, leading state corporations of the country's trade turnover in recent years arrived in uzbekistan. it has almost doubled to $7.5 billion, and this is not the limit in the plans for growth to $10 billion. russia is one of uzbekistan's leading trading partners. a

she writes a great article about the importance of civic engagement for minorities in the state. but she started out with ruwa romeplating a run for office, which i was not. but it was a fair assumption since i was at this training and my community was so excited they asked me to run and 15 days later we launched my campaign. geoff: you are an immigrant. you're the granddaughter of palestinian refugees. you're a muslim woman who wears a hijab. what has the road to political office been like for you? ruwa: it's been long and it's been unexpected sometimes, but it's also been one built by those who've come before me. the woman who ran in my seat four years ago is also a muslim woman. her name is aisha yaqoob . she founded the georgia muslim voter project. she's currently the executive director of asian american advocacy fund. and my win is, as a result of that investment, that almost decade long investment by the muslim community, by other minority groups in georgia, that said, hey, we're tired of these decisions being made about us, but without our voices, it's time we were at those tables. and so for years now, th

one woman from bologna, who was visiting rome and she said as soon as she heard the news she rushed to st peter square to pray for the pope. she said it was a greatch. we also spoke to barbara from barcelona who was in the square when the news broke. she said she and her boyfriend had been bewildered and she said it was a surreal moment to know that pope benedict was now dead and she said this is an unprecedented historical moment. many people have been coming here to pay their respects and they have now been moved a bit further out of the square but there are still crowds around a little distance from where i am now. there is a sense here of this being a momentous period.— is a sense here of this being a momentous period. is a sense here of this being a momentous eriod. . ., ., momentous period. thanks for “oining us. ican imagine i can imagine there will be many thousands of people travelling to rome in the coming days. the world health organisation says chinese officials must share more real—time information on covid in the country as infections surge. many of the country's strict restrictions have been lifted over the last few weeks, but case

so, as is typical of the great, as they say to civilizations, how ancient rome left the idea until now states. rome is the same soviet it seems to me that this is, as it were, actually. she she works. she works in china, she works in vietnam, she worked. she worked hard. and it seems to me that she is starting to work with us and she the very nature of the conflict will certainly return. she is not random. you correctly said that for the american elite, life itself is the very view of russia, well, well, in essence, this is the soviet view, because before this conflict we adhered to their views, and we had no conflict. and when we say so, here we are, this is the essence of the conflict, as for e, no, i don’t think there will be a soviet idea. to continue this one from this one to a certain extent will be, the return, as always happens after a rollback, will be return to the soviet idea in many, uh, aspects, but as for, uh, a break with the west, so to speak. no, i think it's painful. this will probably be long enough. although it may be, although it may not. but in general, if you loo

one woman from bologna, who was visiting rome and she said as soon as she heard the news she rushed to st peter's square to pray for the pope. she said it was a greaturch. we also spoke to barbara from barcelona who was in the square when the news broke. she said she and her boyfriend had been bewildered and she said it was a surreal moment to know that pope benedict was now dead and she said this is an unprecedented historical moment. many people have been coming here to pay their respects and they have now been moved a bit further out of the square but there are still crowds around a little distance from where i am now. there is a sense here of this being a momentous period. the mayor of kyiv, vitaliy klitschko has told the bbc that one person has been killed and 11 people have been taken to hospital — including a journalist from japan — after russia launched more than a dozen missiles targeting cities across ukraine on new year's eve. mr klitschko said several districts had been hit in the capital, including pechersk in the city centre. british intelligence had earlier warned of potential russian attacks — after the kremlin had launched country—

rome well, it's tremendously time. pope benedict, many people may not realise it's a great anglophile . he loved this country and.aint john henry newman, a man who famously had been raised as an oxford academic , a member of the oxford academic, a member of the church of . but he became church of. but he became catholic and ended up being quite instrumental in his writing and indeed in influencing the second vatican council. so pope benedict realised, i think that in a sense the english way the anglican had lost its true faith and the morals of the church . and the morals of the church. england was just becoming very worldly and into environmentalism , all that. that environmentalism, all that. that was a real need to retain the best of anglican patrimony , best of anglican patrimony, which is english patrimony , a which is english patrimony, a reminder that actually occitan , reminder that actually occitan, our great schools, our universities , all of these were universities, all of these were forged in when it had a beating catholic . so he asked those of catholic. so he asked those of us to come over , not to

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rome when they persecuted views and destroyed the temple. the society collapsed. we saw in spain when they achieved greatiety collapsed. we saw it in germany, they were the most culture country and they went after the juice, the country was destroyed. now, it is in america. america has to decide, are we going to condemn antisemitism and speak up religious leaders. where are the religious leaders? they are silent and complicit. many of them are actually going along with trying to impose a christian the all chrissy in america. that is what happened in not see germany. we know what happens when the christian theocracy, our founding fathers knew, that's why they erected a lot of separation. desantis tried to bring down that wall very graphically. as the head of state, he joined a church to abolish jewish abortion laws and abortion laws for everyone else. the founding fathers understood that if there's no separation of church and state, then all of our rights and all of our freedoms are gone. the republican party is trying to impose a christian theocracy on all of us. that will bring down our nation and destr

rome in saint peter's square he will have a funeral. he was a simple man and his funeral is expected to reflect his lifestyle that way, phil. >> yeah, it's a great. father reese, i kinda want to start there. a great point about the simplicity that he tried to convey. i think he very much brought that to the table. he was widely seen as a traditionalist, no question, conservative here papacy? >> well, i think that pope benedict saw himself as a teacher. after all, he was a german professor prior to becoming a bishop. and he was clear in his writings. he published a book on christianity that was very popular in germany. he was the right answers, you flunked. and so he was very firm on upholding what he considered church teaching and those priests and theologians who didn't follow his directions lost their jobs or that sort of thing. his legacy will be mixed in that sense. >> as a lifelong catholic, i concur with the density of pope john paul ii's writing. barbie, how are people there reacting to this passing? what is the sentiment you are picking up? >> reporter: you know, we have talked to a lot of people. some people didn't know. it was a beauti

rome. well, nothing changes. yes, sergei borevich. today, france will exist only as an ally this time, not of great germany, but of the united states, andis very revolution, that is, it has passed. how many years well returned to normal and even this hitler coalition was added exactly those countries that were allies of hitler , you know what a thing and it turns out that the world seems to have gone crazy, or what? yes, they support all this and some miserable explanation and pump weapons into a country that has raised exactly those very values ​​​​to the flag and destroys people who are against this all against having these heroes in their country against these scoundrels who collaborated with nazi germany, and those who are against them kill them and that's it. and you them support them, simply amazing and still trying to explain it somehow. yes, vladimir vladimirovich, you know, uh, well, about nazism, even here they say liberal magazines are interviewing zaluzhny on the cover of him, however, while i am embarrassed, he draws a snowflake. yes, they are here the swastika that he had drawn on his hand. that is, this is, well, it’s nor

great fellow, jan giuliano caller is a vatican correspondent for america magazine and the author of the election of pope francis, an inside account of the conclave that changed history joins us now live from rome good to have you with us. so 1st of all, thank you. tell us about how he will be remembered in terms of the mark he left on fee ology and doctrine. or i think he will be seen as one of the great theologians over the past millennium. a few people have become pope, would such a theological background would such erudition in theology and it during, throughout his life he wrote books, he wrote articles that have been formative for many people. and he wrote during what he was pope, he wrote the life of jesus in 3 volumes. and this is quite extraordinary that during his time as poor as managing, as governing the church. he could find time to, to write the biography of jesus. he will go down in history really also as a pope who has changed the papacy by resigning he was the 1st pope in 600 years to resign. and he was the 1st he has opened the door for his successors. if they feel that they do not have the physical or mental energy, or indeed they cannot bear the weight of office to resign. a

and i said, oh, wouldn't if we both wouldn't it be great if we both went through and i think know if i romet through blair. yeah. through one of blair. oh yeah. i don't get off. we had this conversation now in the green room and it was like, you know, it was a concern. we got knocked out the to do well. out of the wales to do well. yeah. i just don't , yeah. i'm sorry, ijust don't, i'm that. i just i'm grateful for that. ijust can't myself to do, you can't bring myself to do, you know, honestly and i'm sure lots of welsh feel the same. and we will remember that yes, will remember that saying yes, yes. you though , yes. i'll tell you what though, don. tell me what stephen don. go on, tell me what stephen wasn't. and then you see, you know, i'm not a football fan now, i am getting into i'm now, but i am getting into i'm getting into all of this. it was a cracker got going, a cracker once we got going, i am still not watching it. i was watching, you know, because yeah. because of where it's been played . i am a football fan . i played. i am a football fan. i support west ham. i've been going w

rome, unfortunately. so that would like to watch online . i'll be praying for him. it's something it's it's a great something it's a it's a great tradition of all saints that we pray for the dead when we ask that receive the mercy and love of god that we will need us human beings. so be doing that as well . and of course , the as well. and of course, the world will be watching in view. how have you ? because if you how have you? because if you look at the way faith is these days, it seems that the catholic seems to be shrinking for you. how you keep with your faith . a how you keep with your faith. a lot of i mean, it's been a lot of people being put off by the church and a lot of things have been going on within it. what keeps you with your faith? i think knowing that it's that it's the truth that we say that what i am and my friends and the whole catholic community, you stand by. i you know , really stand by. i you know, really believe that that is that is the choice that we are we are living for it both in terms of the teachings of the church and then also with our faith and. i'm really privileg

great religions involving yourself in politics too, much is possibly the wrong way to go it, right? well, we've just seeing the st peter's square that not that many people gathering at the moment in romeg from the pontiff, pope francis, is this is what he asked of people. i would like to asked of people. i would like to ask all you to pray. a special prayer for pope emeritus benedict to remember him because he is very ill asking lord to console and support him . the console and support him. the pontiff saying that the vatican francis making appeal at the end of his weekly audience, giving no other details . although the no other details. although the vatican then saying that indeed pope emeritus benedict had a sudden worsening of condition. so we'll update you as we get more from rome this update you now though on, the rest of the headlines. here's . tamsin headlines. here's. tamsin mark, thank you very much. here are the headlines in the gb newsroom at 1232. two men have been arrested on suspicion of murder in connection with the stabbing of a 23 year old man in a birmingham nightclub. semi—professional football . cody semi—professional football. cody fisher was stabbed to death on t

england do create a great deal chances in that deal of chances in that in that game to said, they were given game to be said, they were given free penalties if they're reckless like that romentina moving players that argentina have offers have got especially offers up front manchester front in place of manchester city. then they could be in trouble. but it's a hard one to predict, so don't recall predict, so i don't recall a final been close since final been this close since about everyone then about 1994. everyone since then how that we see how many players that we see on the afternoon on both the pitch this afternoon on both sides, many play for british sides, how many play for british clubs? let me see. you've got alvarez argentina play alvarez plays argentina play some matches reasonable starter . he doesn't start regularly because got erling because they've got erling haaland, the haaland, of course, the goalkeeper. martinez goalkeeper. i mean, martinez plays villa , hugo plays for aston villa, hugo lloris , who's the french lloris, who's the french goalkeeper, plays for tottenham. raphael varane , if he's fit raphael varane, if he's fit place in manchester united. so