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The cast of Ted Lasso with Norah Odonnell for 60 minutes - CBS
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The cast of Ted Lasso with Norah Odonnell for 60 minutes - CBS
Sarah's gorgeous AFI luncheon look was well-recieved by her current cast mates
As well as her former BEAUTIFUL PEOPLE costar Layton Williams who played her son.
We TED LASSO and SUCCESSION fans had a good week.
We're expecting to have a good amount of time with President Moon to do a wide-ranging interview inside the Blue House.
Norah O’Donnell of CBS News, who got the first U.S. broadcast interview with the new South Korean president. Airs Tuesday night Korea time on CBS This Morning in the U.S.
He also clarified his position on same-sex blessings, saying that "cannot be done," but the "blessing is for everyone."
Pope Francis responded to U.S. conservative bishops' criticisms of his progressive shift to Roman Catholic Church doctrine in an interview with CBS News' "60 Minutes" airing Sunday evening.
What they're saying: The pope noted during the interview that the adjective "conservative" in such instances was "one who clings to something and does not want to see beyond that."
He added: "It is a suicidal attitude. Because one thing is to take tradition into account, to consider situations from the past, but quite another is to be closed up inside a dogmatic box."
The big picture: During the interview, Francis also clarified his position on allowing priests to bless same-sex couples.
"What I allowed was not to bless the union," 87-year-old pontiff told CBS' Norah O'Donnell via a Spanish translator. "That cannot be done because that is not the sacrament. ... But to bless each person, yes. The blessing is for everyone," he added.
"To bless a homosexual-type union, however, goes against the given right, against the law of the Church. But to bless each person, why not? The blessing is for all. Some people were scandalized by this. But why?"
O'Donnell noted that the pope had previously said that "homosexuality is not a crime," to which Francis replied: "No. It is a human fact."