of the take aways i've had from speaking with all of you this morning is this notion as father james martin was just saying, that in many ways pope benedict had been an asset to pope francis. there was a lot of focus and perhaps even an over emphasis on the schism between their positions on church doctrine. it seems the two men did have a lot of respect for each other and managed this relationship quite well, perhaps setting a precedent for future popes. >> well, right. as pope francis said, the resignation of benedict makes the possibility of future resignations an institution and i think what we need to do is work out what that's going to look like. certainly it was confusing that benedict continued to wear white, that he kept the name benedict. you know, when a man is elected pope he takes a new name. if benedict is no longer pope, then he is no longer benedict. he continued to write. my three recommendations off the bat would be that we need to have a discussion that puts into protocol the fact that the pope should wear the traditional robes of a bishop. once a man is ordained a bishop,

. >> let's bring in father james martin from new york.n media, author of a jesuit guide. thank you for joining us. be our guide to what we're seeing now then with holy communion underway there in vatican city. >> i'm sorry, i didn't hear your question. >> so just describe -- this is the holy communion moment of the service. take us through the importance of that within this unprecedented event. >> sure. so there's essentially two parts of the mass. there is what's called the liturgy of the word which are the readings, the gospel. we had the homily from pope francis then comes the liturgy of the eucharist. it's the consecration of the body and blood of christ. that is distributed. that's what you're seeing now. >> father james, we've discussed so far the poignancy of this funeral today. of course, any funeral is a solemn occasion, but to see a current pope presiding over the funeral of a pope emeritus, pope benedict xvi, is a hugely significant moment for catholics. so what is your personal reflection today? >> well, i think we have to rem

more than 50 million american catholics looking to honor the legacy of the late pope, father, james martinsuggests reading what of benedict's many writings and, of course to pray for him as he would have a member of your own family. andrew liz. well, gans thank you and we'll have more coverage of the pope's funeral right here coming up on abc news . that's what's making news in americ >>ncer:t's "live withounn kelly and ryan!" and now, here are kelly ripa and ryan seacrest! >> ryan: good morning! ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] hey, guys, good morning. >> kelly: hi!

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more than 50 million american catholics looking to honor the legacy of the late pope, father, james martinsuggests reading one of benedict's many writingsand, of course to pray for him as he would have a member of your own family. andrew liz. well gans thank you and we'll have more coverage of the pope's funeral right here coming up on abc news . that's what's making news in america this mor right now. on america this morning. the world says goodbye to pope. emeritus benedict the 16th today for the first time in more than 220 years of pope is overseeing the funeral of his predecessor. the message from pope francis and the complicated legacy that benedict leaves behind as the faithful look to the future of the church. our live coverage from the vatican continues. and breaking overnight. mccarthy's concessions. kevin mccarthy fails for the sixth time to be elected speaker of the house chaos unprecedented in the last century. what we've learned overnight about the concessns , mccarthy is now willing to make the man accused of murdering four college students in idaho arrives back in that state

film�*s popularity isn�*t just the story, it�*s the cast — in particular the relationship between james martinhat. but they were great atjust meeting up in their own time and building up this genuine relationship, which i think comes through in the film. how's lorcan dealing with it all? he'll be fine. an irish goodbye was shot overjust five days and is the second film tom made with his friend ross, who he met at drama school. they�*re about to release their third film, but before that, there�*s a trip to los angeles to arrange. steve knibbs, bbc news. now on bbc news the weather with ben rich. good evening. so far, it hasn�*t exactly been the most dramatic of weekends weather wise. we�*ve had a lot of cloud around in many locations, but also a little bit of sunshine, some blue sky there for a weather watcher in county antrim. now, things do turn a little livelier for some on sunday, stronger winds and some outbreaks of rain, particularly across the northern half of the country. overnight, england and wales seeing large amounts of cloud and the odd spot of drizzle, but some clearer spells cree

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in fact, if you see the tugboat in front, that's the james h. martin. it's a very underpowered and very old tug. it was famous in my book bottle goodbyes. i actually go into more detail about the hattie wells and the rescue that they had the year before. i also go into a lot more detail about, the crew, mackinnon and scott, who own the and there was a big problem with their dealer the hubbell lumber you can see the plymouth in the back here is up with 68,000 posts. this is a world record for cedar posts being towed and certainly probably more than they really have on board the old. although she did have steel arches was recently clocked at the shipyard in 1912, so she was in shape certainly than the james martin is. and so as get you know another cargo to go out with hubble hubble has some problems because they had sunk one boat called the wisconsin that they still owed money on and he said you know what we're going to need to have some kind of protection. and they said, if you bring along a police or a u.s. marshal on board will allow this mission to g

. >> and liz is a defense attorney, james martin davis, agreed. it was a movie.ards, and you may have phones. but you do not have a body. and you do not have a cause of death from a medical examiner. what we have is their belief, their speculation, their notion, that this is what happens. but that cannot convict. >> and then the judge retired to think about it. and returned to an anxious courtroom. max, inside the courtroom, waited for the words. >> it was nerve-racking. >> and then finally, an answer. >> the court finds the judge, the defendant is guilty. >> guilty of first degree murder for killing cari farver, that second-degree arson for setting fire to her own house and killing her pets. she was sentenced to life in prison. just a few rows behind liz, cari's mother nancy finally heard the long forwards from the judge. >> saying that cari did not vanish off the face of the earth and she did not just vanish into thin air. it was just totally relief to me, and i just started crying. >> you can't grieve, really, until you know. and now they did. >> it will never

we'll speak to property expert and tv host martin roberts, as well as conservative mp james daley . roberts, as well as conservative mp james daley. i'm just off the 10:00. i'll speak to showbiz royalty katie price as she gives her first tv interview for two years. that's not meets just after ten. so it is friday night. it's freezing cold outside and you're stuck indoors. that so grab something cold and fizzy from the fridge or fire up the kettle and let's have a brilliant night. in what better way to start than my gb news eclipse of the week . it's news eclipse of the week. it's time for a look back . the highs time for a look back. the highs and lows of seven days on air at gb news. it's an item which makes presenters cry and usually needs to the resignation of at least one sound engineer. let's kick off with the brilliant michelle dewberry and one of our best contributors to the channel best contributors to the channel, the excellent ben habib giving a seductive give wink to the camera. oh my brexit party mep . and now the ceo of fast mep. and now the ceo of fast property group,

we'll speak to property expert and tv host martin roberts, as well as conservative mp james daley . roberts, as well as conservative mp james daley. i'm just off the 10:00. i'll speak to showbiz royalty katie price as she gives her first tv interview for two years. that's not meets just after ten. so it is friday night. it's freezing cold outside and you're stuck indoors. that so grab something cold and fizzy from the fridge or fire up the kettle and let's have a brilliant night. in what better way to start than my gb news eclipse of the week . it's news eclipse of the week. it's time for a look back . the highs time for a look back. the highs and lows of seven days on air at gb news. it's an item which makes presenters cry and usually needs to the resignation of at least one sound engineer. let's kick off with the brilliant michelle dewberry and one of our best contributors to the channel best contributors to the channel, the excellent ben habib giving a seductive give wink to the camera. oh my brexit party mep . and now the ceo of fast mep. and now the ceo of fast property group,

i no idea who killed martin luther king but it was not james earl ray acting alone.nterest in that question. >> well, i think it's a big moment. you spend $10 million on something and people [inaudible]. this is the biggest lesson. we are at a time when black americans are falling behind in education. we have a lot less money. the price of eggs are $9. these things are affecting us. we are mocked by this mon monstrosity that spent $2 million with the partial use of public funds. >> tucker: it's not art. we appreciated you coming on. thank you very much. gosh, it was like 20 minutes anyone who mentioned there might be a link between the covid shot and strokes would be a crackpot. now the cdc is investigating a potential link. we will talk to a trustworthy physician who has looked at the data. straight ahead. special edition of "tucker carlson tonight." we'll be right back. can help you be better prepared for unexpected events. voya. well planned. well invested. well protected. hi, i'm lauren, i lost 67 pounds on golo. i got picked on as a child. it really got to me, s

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defense budget i'm worried about the ukrainians and defending them and i think lockheed martin plays a key role jamesdo i have to do? let's go to michael in illinois. michael! >> caller: boo-yah, jimbo. >> what's happening? >> caller: how are you doing, kiddo? i have a two-part question with the rising sales of -- and cpg 10 a.t. what is your thought on dinahvax and would you have ryan spencer on your show? >> well, i don't know ryan spencer. i'm not that familiar with his work i know this is a very speculative stock and i think as long as you understand it's a speculative stock and you can lose some money in it it's fine by me. i need to go right now to craig in my home state of new jersey craig. >> caller: hi, jim just calling about an energy stock. p/e of 10. 9% dividend. it's a company that acquired mark west energy a while back. mplx >> why don't people call with this type of stock i like the company i like the cash flows i like the pipelines. i think you have a winner! i need to go to eric in wisconsin. eric >> caller: jimmy chill >> chill man in the house. >> caller: february 1st. >> which one

anyway, joyce and james, thank you very much. >>> up next, how martin luther king jr.'lot box remains unrealized. we're back in a second. for adults with generalized myasthenia gravis who are positive for acetylcholine receptor antibodies, it may feel like the world is moving without you. but the picture is changing, with vyvgart. in a clinical trial, participants achieved improved daily abilities with vyvgart added to their current treatment. and vyvgart helped clinical trial participants achieve reduced muscle weakness. vyvgart may increase the risk of infection. in a clinical study, the most common infections were urinary tract and respiratory tract infections. tell your doctor if you have a history of infections or if you have symptoms of an infection. vyvgart can cause allergic reactions. the most common side effects include respiratory tract infection, headache, and urinary tract infection. picture your life in motion with vyvgart. a treatment designed using a fragment of an antibody. ask your neurologist if vyvgart could be right for you. if your company actually

james, i'll send it back to you. >> and the martin luther king junior holiday is the only federal holiday designated as a national day of service to encourage all americans to volunteer. jane king reports on how volunteerism can have a positive economic benefit. >> the nonprofit sector touches millions of people through employment, volunteer opportunities and providing services in effect. many would say volunteers are priceless, but some researchers have tried to put a number on the impact of volunteers on the economy. the 2013 report by economists at columbia university found that every dollar invested in national service, almost $4 is returned to society and higher earnings, increased output. another community-wide benefits every year. independent sector calculates the average value of one volunteer hour and then publishes a report on that this year. the national average is above $30 an hour for volunteer service. now, according to the u.s. department of labor, there were nearly 12.3 million nonprofit jobs. that is 10% of private employment. the nonprofit sector contributed about 906 bi

james cameron and jon landau producers. the banshees of inisherin. brad brent, pete chernin and martin mcdonagh producers.k mccormick and skyler weiss, producers _ everything, everywhere, all at once. daniel kwan, daniel scheinert, and jonathan wang, producers. the fablemans, christy krieger, steven spielberg and tony kushner produces. tar, todd field, alexandra milchan and scott lambert producers. top gun: maverick, tom cruise, christopher mcquarrie, david ellison and jerry bruckheimer producers. triangle of sadness, erik hesmondhalgh and philip bobo producers. and women talking, dee dee gardner, jeremy kleiner and frances mcdormand. producers. thank you forjoining us. and be sure to watch the 95th oscars live with hostjimmy kimmel. sunday, march 12th. and there we have it. i've lost count of the number of times you and i have gone. wow. because there's been a good few surprises in there. an interesting list for those really watching the brits. i know we're going out around the world. quite exciting day for bill nighy, one of britain's finest actors, who i think i'm right in saying has never had an oscar

as james dyson sorry tim martin could have paid for 2.5 million potholes to be filled .as saying how much they paid. they certainly seemed that sting had been stung with this tax bill. the thing is, somebody said to me once, i thought is a really goodidea me once, i thought is a really good idea that the people on the top this list should in top of this list should be in the honours each year. and the honours list each year. and they said that because what they said who at said is if people who were at the this list were given the top of this list were given honours, few of the really rich people would want to avoid paying people would want to avoid paying tax. they'd all be clamouring much tax as clamouring to pay as much tax as possible the all along. possible to get the all along. just be quite just thought it might be quite a good and i love the way good idea. and i love the way tim says he named his tim martin says he named his business jd wetherspoon after the he'd fail. the teacher who said he'd fail. and he is in the top. top and there he is in the top. top list

a 3rd of those effected were black and the words of martin luther king echoed to the is that as my ballot, i will he to, james was one of those who look the right to vote because of a conviction on drug charges. as the lawyer kita was able to get through the complicated process of regaining the right to vote, and she now helps others do the same. for some people, it can be an extremely lengthy battle and you know, for some people they, they have given up because it is a lengthy better or because it is so convoluted. stephanie frame was sentenced to 7 years imprisonment on a conspiracy to commit murder charge. she's unable and unwilling to pay the thousands of dollars in fines to regain the right to vote. and i came home and i completed that parole without being a menace to society. i feel like at that point is automatically be given back to me just as quickly as it was taken away. it should automatically be given back to me. an ugly fact behind the beauty of its capital. nashville is that the republican state of tennessee has the 2nd largest number of disenfranchised of the florida. nearly half a 1000000 peop

james, back to you. thanks. a lot of tate 18 and the martin luther king junior holiday is the only federal holiday designated as a national day of service. >> to encourage all americans to volunteer jane king reports on how volunteerism can have an economic effect, too. >> the nonprofit sector touches millions of people through employment, volunteer opportunities and providing services in effect. many would say volunteers are priceless, but some researchers have tried to put a number on the impact of volunteers on the economy. the 2013 report by economists at columbia university found that every dollar invested in national service, almost $4 is returned to society and higher earnings, increased output. another community-wide benefits every year. independent sector calculates the average value of one volunteer hour and then publishes a report on that this year. the national average is above $30 an hour for volunteer service. now, according to the u.s. department of labor, there were nearly 12.3 million nonprofit jobs. that is 10% of private employment. the nonprofit sector contributed about 906 billion dollars t

i have no idea who killed martin luther king, but it'swhoi veryll obvious it was not not james earl ray acting alone. he had two foreign passports, n was escaped from prison. >> the whole thingg is ridiculous. why is there no interest in that question? alone. wh n iwell, i think that it's ag moment and there's a lot ofspen pressure when you spend ten million dollars on on something and people are expected to follow suit. so this is this is the biggest what i think is the biggest. lesson is we're at a time when americans in particularly black americans are falling behind and education, we have a lot less money. the price of eggs in dollars.e n these thingsgs are affecting us and we're marked by this monstrosity that spends two million with the partial use of public funds. well, that's exactly right. it's and the point of it, off course, is to mock and degrade . s nowe at art. comin it's a middle finger. of course it is exactly. we appreciate you comingvery m on tonight. thank you so much.uch. so, gosh, i mean, it was just like twenty minutes ago that anyone you mentioned there might be a

james cameron and jon landau produced the ban. she's of in a sharon graham broadway. janine and martin mcdonna producers. elvis basil sherman, catherine martin, gale berman taxi mccormick, and sky otherwise produces everything everywhere, all at once or signer and jonathan on producers. the fables christy. because go kreger steven spielberg and so he crishna produces tar. todd field dinner. no time in scotland producers top gun maverick song whose principal mcquarry david innocent and joe brock, i'mma producers trying. 1 and sadness, eric hammond doors and when you go back, producers and women talking he, the gardener, germany, florida, influences the woman who uses this was such an honor and huge congratulations to all the nominees. you'll be watching the nominations for the 95th academy awards, which the sentiment is gonna be held on march the 12th at the dolby theater and los angeles. but we've had denominations, obviously for best picture, 10 of them on that list, which is unusual because it's usually between 5 and time. so as i say, that ceremony gotta be held to march 12th of adobe theater in the center. the still ahead on al ja

james even tweeted about him during saturday's game. >> lebron said that ? that's sweet. yeah. that's awesome. that's so cool. >> with the red and gold report, i am vern glenn. >> president biden helps lead the celebrations on martin luther king holiday. on cbs news bay area, we show you the storm related problems along highway 37 in the north bay. what waters force a shutdown. >>> today is the second day of san francisco's black and brown, kartes festival , timed to coincide with the mlk holiday. celebrating the creativity of people of color in comics and pop culture. the notion that all audiences deserve representation in visual comics. >> the comic fest has really brought a place for artists to be raised up and bring awareness. that's what we're all about here. >> the event features expos, panels, and conversations and evens them kids a of it is, too. one for everybody. that did for the news at 9:00. coming up on the drew barrymore show. her show, blackish. ♪ everyry search yoyou make♪ ♪ everyry click youou take ♪ ♪ i i'll be watatching you u♪ - [narratotor] the intnternet dodoesn't haveve to be s so c, the duckduduckgo app,, lets you s search and d browsea blocking m most trackekers allf yourur search hihistor

james, back to you. >> all right. thank you very much. 50. the time in the city of antioch has canceled. it's martinking junior day of service this coming weekend because of the storms yesterday. mayor lamar thorpe instead declared a local state of emergency. he says the city has suffered an estimated 4 million dollars in damage to infrastructure because of these recent storms. and he thinks that cost will only go up. >> the oakland zoo is expected to stay closed until at least next month because of this and shy and sinkhole it initially said it was going to open this coming tuesday. but now they say the sinkhole repairs are going to take longer. zoo has been closed since new year's day. all the animals are safe. the zoo leaders also say they will announce their plans to explain extend glow farhi in the next few weeks because that was affected by this closure. brief break in the wet weather that we got yesterday was a great chance for people to try to recover and do all those repairing that you need to do as best they could force just in walton. >> actually had a chance to go down in santa clara cou

james bevel, the devil in a sheriff. i won't tell belle. read the book. you'll see how to change the power with one comment from a pulpit. martin well, that's great. that was great. that was great. you know, i'd say that what the the movement needs to learn, the contemporary can learn from both the first and second reconstruction, but especially the second is story telling. right. and i think in certain ways we have told that story, movement for black lives. the idea of all black lives mattering. but i also think that we need to, in a larger story of why american matters, how, how and why we should build the beloved community, what we mean by a beloved community, a community free of racial injustice, economic injustice. what do we mean by achieving our country the first time, in the words of james baldwin, i think the storytelling really matters, because what we've done in our own time, we've allowed the forces of to seize the storytelling. we've allowed the lost cause redemption to tell us our own story back to us. and when they tell us that story, that story. reproductive injustice it justifies mass incarceration. it justifie

james meredith in '62 same thing at university of alabama '63. and the civil rights direct action campaign in birmingham. and during the course of that campaign when martin luther king is taken to jail and writes the famous letter from the birmingham jail, the weight of the civil rights cause is coming down on kennedy in this presidency and looks like he's going to have to act. he's very reluctant to act, to do anything except to protect civil rights marchers and i've always wondered why he did it at that moment. it turns out that bobby kennedy who was his brother's chief aide, most trusted and close advisor, goes down south to alabama and meets with george wallace and meets with just horrific resistance down there. you know, people are hurling epithets at him and treating him certainly not like he's the attorney general of the united states. but interestingly enough, a more poignant episode for bobby kennedy comes when he meets with edwin, the novelist and entertainers at bobby kennedy's father's penthouse in manhattan and it is a very uncomfortable situation where they're confronting bobby kennedy with the racism that the kennedy administration has not

[ applause ] >> "avatar: the way of water," james cameron and jon landau, producers. [ applause ] >> "the banshees of inisherin," graham broadbent and martin and jonathan wang, producers. [ applause ] >> "the fabelmans," kristie macosko krieger, tony kushner and steven spielberg, producers. [ applause ] >> "tar," todd field, scott lambert, producers. [ applause ] >> "top gun: maverick," tom cruise, christopher mcquarrie, david ellison and jerry bruckheimer, producers. [ applause ] >> "triangle of sadness," eric hemmendorff and philippe bober, producers. [ applause ] >> and "women talking," dede gardner, jeremy kleiner and frances mcdormand, producers. [ applause ] >> this was such an honor and huge congratulations to all of the nominees. [ applause ] >> i hope you really soak up this moment and enjoy everything that lies ahead. >> in case you didn't know, saturday, february 11th is global movie day. so go see the nominated movies at your local theater. tell them we sent you and be better prepared for your oscar poll. >> and thank you for joining us and be sure to watch the 95th oscars live with host jimmy kimmel, sunday, march 12th. [ appl

martine. >> as well as san jose on standby. just in case people have to be evacuated. we're not hearing of any major damage. james injured. >> oh, wow. we got through almost at a live shot. not bad. i mean, it's a tasty connection. it is for everybody this morning. but we've got we've got the bug with. thank you very much. well, in the city of martinez, they declared a state of emergency because of all of the storming to they want to be able to move more smoothly and get aid to who needs it. yeah. and we've seen the same thing there. there have been mudslides, trees that have fallen flooding along multiple roads which is caed clures. craord's hari tas a look. >st of the homes near the intersection of arthur road and pacheco boulevard have sandbags piled up outside the doors. a break from the rain on monday about the intersection open back up and dry out. but a sign warns of more flooding on the way. and this is why on one side of the intersection or several hills and water drains down and onto the road on the other side is c brother live near the intersection and say they've been watching the weather all week. it

james meredith in 1962. the same thing happens at university of alabama and 63 d then there's the civil rights movement direct action campaign in birmingham. during the course of that campaign when martin luther king is taken to jail and writes the famous letter from a birmingham jail, the weight of the civil rights cause is coming down onct kennedy and it looks like he's riot act. he's very reluctant to act come to do anything except to protect civil rights marchers. i've always wondered what he did at that moment. it turns out that bobby kennedy who was his brothers chief aide, most trusted and close advisor, goes downn south alabama and meets with the george wallace and meets with just horrific resistance down there. people are hurling epithets at him and treating him for cet like easy attorney general ofut the united states, but interesting enough a more poignant episode for bobby kennedy comes when heom meets wh james baldwin, a novelist, and a group of african-american entertainers anarchists at bobby kennedy's fathers penthouse in manhattan. and it is a very uncomfortable situation where they are confronting bobby kennedy with the racism that the kennedy administration has not a

james and the tories threw away , so it was a great idea . emma , so it was a great idea. emma poorly executed . it is the vibe poorly executed. it is the vibe i'm getting from martinbney do you agree? not with the first part. obviously i'm here to be your your voice of the other side. think i will remain valid views as well. but my valid view is i was a remainer. i really wanted to stay in the eu , but i wanted to stay in the eu, but i think the remain campaign got loads of things really badly wrong that the brexit campaign didn't in fact, and i think it is so worth us all taking a moment to think about that and what those people and when you say you haven't met a brexiteer, that's changed their minds. i think there is. there are people like me who are incredibly passionate on the remains side. there are people like yourselves who are incredibly passionate on the then the brexit side. and then there's else in the there's everybody else in the middle and there's probably quite a few those who voted quite a few of those who voted for remain. but well, okay, well , it's happened now. just get on with there were others who with it. there were others who voted for brex

james. well, people may see fire and smoke today in west marin county because of a controlled burn that's scheduled from 10 o'clock this morning until sunset at the martinffin preserve near bolena says part of an ongoing effort to restore the area to native coastal prairie and create some defensible space along the fire road. piles of douglas fir and coyote brush will be burned. also this morning, a 41 year old man now in custody, accused of attempting to kill santa clara county sheriff's deputy investigators say emanuel ramos was pulled over near park more and rutland avenues not far from interstate 2 80 last saturday. they say he ran, then pulled out a gun and threatened to shoot the deputy during the chase. the deputy grabbed the gun during a struggle and suffered minor injuries. the suspect initially got away but has since been arrested and booked into the santa clara county jail. time is 5042 more memphis, tennessee police officers were disciplined and three emergency responders have been fired in connection with the beating death of tyree nichols. they're accused of not giving the proper medical care two nickels earlier this month. five other memp

james, consumer rights expert, thank you very much for taking us through very . taking us through very. interesting talking to you, martinon interesting talking to you, marwe'll you back on interesting talking to you, marwe'll talk you back on interesting talking to you, marwe'll talk moreu back on interesting talking to you, marwe'll talk more in)ack on interesting talking to you, marwe'll talk more in depth] and we'll talk more in depth maybe the month . you maybe later in the month. you very much state break. we can take a break, martin and amy campbell back with us in just a sec . let's bring you to date with the front pages on this tuesday is the sun is leading with villain camilla as prince harry goes after the queen consort accusing her of ruthlessly seeking out the crown the guardian pleads the nhs strike. she is blaming for failed talks. you off or could be on the horizon talking to that with the business secretary in about 10 minutes time. the telegraph says uk tanks could be on their way to the ukraine. we'd be leading the west. that happens. financial times on a deal between britain and, the eu which may fina