francis have many official names but we call them the francis cans. i said that the relationship to our city of san francisco is long, but it's not really that long in the franciscan scale of things. perhaps still in adolescence really. she's named after her sainted father, of course. we all know who that is. the archdiocese of created about 160 years ago. the mission church was founded less than 250 years ago. all of that is recent history in the franciscan timeline. born close to 850 years ago and for more than eight centuries his followers have been among the pir spiritual and intellectual leaders of the catholic church. the way of saint francis is one of service, of humility, self-sacrifice to others and love for all creatures and creations. we'll talk with sister ellen mccabe to learn more about the franciscan mission and way of life. so please rejoin us after this brief break to meet sister ellen and delve into the special world of the franciscans. >>> hello and thank you for joining us on mosaic. our guest today is a franciscan and we're going

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but francis, they expanded the law all the way to 12th grade now.of stopping there. now children across the public schools all the way to high school can have books yanked off the shelves, they are banning textbooks on holocaust education, science, history, maths, because of some woke pursuit of getting rid of anything that represents a diverse and more ideological viewpoint, so that we are going to basically blanch all the education that our children have and teach them one note history. that is unacceptable and it is going to produce children who don't understand to function in a world that is getting more device, not less. i have been more focused on the younger kids, and giving them the chance to grow up and be able to discern... when you get beyond that, i'm not so clued in. ok, let's talk about how it will play out nationally, and the numbers we already have, if we are taking a look at the current polling data. a poll by cnn today shows donald trump with a big lead, 53% of conservative voters for him, as the top choice. desantis is in second w

war in 2022 , there were several phone conversations between zelensky and pope francis.was in the vatican last week, but we need this visit from the president himself in order to say firsthand, for the first time after the start of a full-scale war, in the eyes of e. bach-francisco, what ukraine should say and not only use e-e christian the doctrine that if you were hit by one, that they set up the other, but it is completely different, on the contrary, that you have to defend yourself when unprovoked aggression is committed against you. i think that president zelensky carries with him a very strong message from the side of ukraine, yaroslav, in your opinion , how realistic is it that the pope will stop er pope francis, we will say that he should stop being the custodian and the main er as i understand it, the defender of russian money because we are now seeing a rather interesting trend here when the united states made the first a step forward and we can already talk about the confiscation of the russian oligarch's money for the benefit of ukraine. the european union is

unfortunately, there are currently no details on what exactly they talked about with pope francis.. pope francis recently stated that the vatican is participating in a secret peacekeeping mission to try to put an end to the war between russia and ukraine, mr. vitaly, will this mission not look like the appeasement of russians and ukrainians that pope francis constantly tried to do? i generally believe that pope francis is participating in a secret peacekeeping, because i do not consider the pope to be a person who suddenly made something up and said it publicly , despite the fact that in moscow and kyiv they said that they do not know anything about this mission, i really think that they may not know anything about this place because he is not discussing it with them, the visit of the advisor to the president of brazil to moscow and the fact that the president of brazil, lulu ignacio do silva , discussed possible peacekeeping actions with the head of the people's republic of china, this is pope francis, because we keep forgetting that this not european, but you are not an american

i tell you all the time that i don't see any political possibilities regarding pope francis.ey somehow figured out that he might really have connections and all these things. our contacts with representatives of latin america are not just happening now, but with the president of italy and the prime minister of italy in general. and in your opinion, italy is doing everything in its power, or could they do more because the country itself is in crisis? - this is not much of a country to the european union well, not to the poor, as they say, without italy, the european union would not be the european union either, so in principle the rule of the predecessor of george melloni , mario draghi, stabilized the italian economy, in addition to italy or countries with a huge military industrial complex and in addition italy is a country with great authority in the european union and, in addition to vitalik, a country with its own interests in the european union, if it supports ukraine. for many, this still means that it is not for nothing, more humanitarian, they help us well, it is rare

pope francis.proceeds from the fact that some human relations as he understands on the basis of world writing should be the basis for all the negotiations. of course, we are not against it, but putin is a completely different reality , and putin's russia is a completely different reality. and the entire russian elite and agree. and the absolutely dominant majority of russians do not see us as ukraine and do not see us as ukrainians, they see us or as russia, but some such sick russia is wrong, what is it like to manipulate the west? well they invent anything or see as anti -russia what putin wrote in his famous article about ukraine. and this is part of the russian ideology of the so-called russian squeals . maybe someday it will change in a generation, but it will not change. neither tomorrow nor the day after tomorrow , but there are no prospects for negotiating with putin . about what about some humanitarian aspects of course it is important we have a grain yes broadcast here we are talking abou

his family demanding accountability >>> our exclusive town hall with pope francis what he told us about his health, the war in ukraine and much more. >>> and beyond her music, tina turner helped save so many women who saw themselves in her struggle ♪ better than all the rest ♪ >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt >> good evening and welcome. wrapped in the language of politics in a process that in most years has gone by without fanfare, the warning signs of economic peril are growing louder tonight the financial well-being for individual americans and the prestige of the entire nation at stake as negotiators seek a compromise solution to raise the debt ceiling it's required for washington to pay its bills and avoid defaulting on loans. tonight the first outward signs of anxiousness among credit rating agencies. so how much time is left treasury secretary yellen says early june that's a week from now before the checking account could run out of money there is progress to report as the two sides reckon over spending cuts. the one thing both seem to agree on is that th

pope francis he proceeds from the fact that some human relations, as he understands them on the basisworld writing, should be the basis for all negotiations. of course, we are not against it, but putin is a completely different reality and putin's russia - this is a completely different reality, they don't want to talk about it not with us the fact that they are on equal footing, but they don’t want to talk about it, they want to destroy ukraine as such and putin and everyone is surrounded by putin and the entire russian elite and agree. and the absolutely dominant majority of russians they do not see us as ukraine and they do not see us as ukrainians they see us or as russia, but there is such a sick russia that it is wrong to manipulate the west. well , they invent anything or see as anti-russia what putin wrote in his famous article about ukraine. and this is part of the russian ideology of the so-called russian scrubs. maybe one day it will change in a generation, but it will not change . neither tomorrow, nor the day after tomorrow, but not massage prospects, therefore, agree wit

francis hi, good evening, neil. beee— francis hi, good evening, neil. beee bbbe— francis hi, good eveningt versions of the treaty because of course these are amendments that are under negotiation. they're not final , is non under negotiation. they're not final, is non binding or binding recommendations. it's difficult to see what a binding recommendation is other than thatis recommendation is other than that is intended to be a duty. so in theory arnie yes, these are simply recommendations. they're in international law. their obligation is to the united kingdom as a state rather than domestic legal law. however where we need to look for the reality of the situation to the experience of the last three years, and we need to look back in the history to the history of the international health regulations, the public health act, 1984, that that was used to implement all the lockdown regulations without exception. and the mask regulations, the travel regulations and everything else besides is not the coronavirus act, the public health act, 1984 was in fact that as amended in 2008 and it was ame

but francis, to talk about francis, i want to talk about me— francis, i want to talk about me emer— franciseah. so this is— stop migrants leaving africa. so yeah. so this is the- stop migrants leaving africa. so yeah. so this is the police. this is a policy which is trying to stop immigration in at its source . and they're going to source. and they're going to work with algiers and tunisia in order to try and make it happen. the reality is , is immigration the reality is, is immigration in this country is completely out of control . they're out of control. they're predicting not only that half a million, though, it's reached half a million. it might reach a million over a year. illegal immigration from the boats alone is estimated to be around 80,000. so we are trying the british government, rather, are actually trying everything in their power in order to try and solve this problem. but the reality is this is going to be a challenge, i think, for all western nations moving forward for europe. but but the reality is mer— for europe. but but the reality is that 600,000 _ for europe. but but

francis hi, good evening, neil. hoee— francis hi, good evening, neil. hoee rhhe— francis hi, good eveningnot final , is non under negotiation. they're not final, is non binding or binding recommendations. it's difficult to see what a binding recommendation is other than thatis recommendation is other than that is intended to be a duty. so in theory arnie yes, these are simply recommendations. they're in international law. their obligation is to the united kingdom as a state rather than domestic legal law. however where we need to look for the reality of the situation to the experience of the last three years, and we need to look back in the history to the history of the international health regulations, the public health act, 1984, that that was used to implement all the lockdown regulations without exception. and the mask regulations, the travel regulations and everything else besides is not the coronavirus act, the public health act, 1984 was in fact that as amended in 2008 and it was amended to give effect to the international health regulations that applied at that time. and that's im

but francis, to talk about francis, i want to talk about me— francis, i want to talk about me emer— franciseah. so this is— stop migrants leaving africa. so yeah. so this is the- stop migrants leaving africa. so yeah. so this is the police. this is a policy which is trying to stop immigration in at its source . and they're going to source. and they're going to work with algiers and tunisia in order to try and make it happen. the reality is , is immigration the reality is, is immigration in this country is completely out of control . they're out of control. they're predicting not only that half a million, though, it's reached half a million. it might reach a million over a year. illegal immigration from the boats alone is estimated to be around 80,000. so we are trying the british government, rather, are actually trying everything in their power in order to try and solve this problem. but the reality is this is going to be a challenge, i think, for all western nations moving forward for europe. but but the reality is mer— for europe. but but the reality is that 600,000 _ for europe. but but

this is good news. about the secret peacekeeping mission of pope francis and in touch with us anatolii babinskyi, a lecturer at the catholic university, a member of the institute of church history and a doctor of theology glory to ukraine, mr. anatolii so it is secret is there a peacekeeping mission of the pope, because he declares it in the vatican, they say that there is a mission in ukraine and in russia , they say that they have not heard anything, glory to the heroes, the mission definitely exists , but you know that it did not arise yesterday, uh , the peacekeeping mission of the pope, i think it started on the first the day of the war when he visited the russian embassy, ​​why i say this is because the vatican always tries to play the role of a mediator in any conflicts and i have no doubt that from the first days the pope has been trying to do this. as for these latest statements, there really is a certain kind of i would say the misunderstanding is because the pope declares that something is going on in ukraine and russia , they say that they don't know anything. later, the va

. >> i looked in my rearview mirror and it was francis. >> francis, the wife and the other. >> i gavehe middle finger. >> the middle finger? >> right. i start following her. i say what the hell. she breaks, and i break, and -- >> he's pronounced dead at the hospital. >> two women in love with one man, hating each other. >> you are getting text messages from bonnie of the two of them having sex. >> yes. >> a hollywood love story? >> this was the man i wanted to marry. >> or a fatal attraction. >> he goes i can't get rid of this person. >> and so many about to lose so much. >> why? >> i will live with that for the rest of my life. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> hello, and welcome to dateline. bill and francis hall were has school sweethearts agree family and a trucking business together. but they're seemingly picture perfect life after frances found out that bill had been hiding an affair from her for three years. it was a love triangle, and that revelation, it turned out, would have far-reaching and tragic consequences. here with collision is andrea canning. >> this is the story of two intense women battlin

this is a great idea, francis. it's a hell of great idea, francis. they should get rid of all of them. mean, for grown of them. i mean, it's for grown ups. shakespeare. were you ups. it's shakespeare. were you expecting? yeah, absolutely. i sowitn-t—tol couldn't agree more. and do you tnink— couldn't agree more. and do you tnink-nisk— couldn't agree more. and do you think-risk that- think there's a risk that potitioai— think there's a risk that political correctness is actually— political correctness is actually driving people with witn—owt- actually driving people with witn—owt oi- actually driving people with. with _out of there's with disabilities out of there's a-it— with disabilities out of there's a-it-tniwo- with disabilities out of there's a-it-drive people. with disabilities out of there's a it drive people out a risk it could drive people out of a risk it could drive people out oi—i— a risk it could drive people out oi—i moan- a risk it could drive people out oi—i i- a risk it could drive people out of_| mean, i know,j of performing. i mean

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president zelensky then had a private audience with pope francis.s the first meeting between the two men since russia invaded ukraine. president zelensky says he thanked the pope for focusing �*on the tragedy of millions of ukrainians�*. our europe regional editor paul moss has been telling us about the significance of this visit to vatican. let me set the context for you. pope francis has talked a lot in the past about the suffering of the ukrainian people. he's also condemned certain specific war crimes committed in ukraine. however, critics suggest that the pope has not been strong enough in making very clear that it's russia that's in the wrong and ukraine that's been invaded. they say he should come down on one side or the other. in fact, the pope has never criticised vladimir putin personally. he once described him as a "cultu red fellow". when he was asked to visit ukraine, he's made it clear he would visit ukraine if he could also visit russia as well. for some people, again, suggesting some kind of moral equivalence. so, volodymyr zelensky

francis is looking for is in the bill. regarding the concerns about expression it is a core value for my organization. i believe aicoa specifically targets anticompetitive harms and i don't believe content moderation on a platform, single platform is necessarily and anticompetitive harm. discrimination [inaudible] discrimination looks different on every platform, but the internet has been infinite channels and by competition, we are giving users a choice of platforms to go to and i know there's going to be a hearing on content moderation in the future. i think that is the proper place folks are concerned with too little or too much to address the concerns specifically but this bill dealing with anticompetitive harm has a secondary impact that by promoting competitive choices to go elsewhere if they don't like the moderation choices they are given on a specific platform so i don't think it's restrictive at all and i don't find those choices to moderate content to be anticompetitive. >> thank you. so i do not agree with prof

when he is expected to meet the pope of pope francis lazar today. why is he meeting him as well? so francis has said very clearly, right from the start of this invasion that he of, he's hoping for p c. once he's happy to be a mediator. he says he's open to dialogue for both sides, even though he's trying to create this situation that he's not willing to take sides. he has spoken not about the aggressor in russia and the right for ukraine to defend itself. now, he has also recently talked about a piece mission that the vatican is trying to do to mediate between the 2 sides. and just last month you had you created prime minister meeting with the pope when he was here in easley. talking to him about getting his help to re patrick, those ukrainian children. he have so some 19500 children from ukraine have been captured and brought to russia and russian control territory. and the purpose said he's willing to help. so it's interesting to see the composition to fit a 1st face to face meeting between these 2 leaders since the last office and the same group that reporting from ro, thank y

this pope francis is simply great.y the way, roman sheremet, the ukrainian ambassador extraordinary and plenipotentiary, has already published some intermediate moments, so to speak, of this of the super-secret super mission, we can show them for sure, unfortunately, it’s not artificial intelligence, it was drawn like last time when the pope was in such a white turban, and in such a fantastic look, no, it’s real footage, we can show it. roman sheremet, ah, he showed it on these on these pictures, we’ll help you see like john paul, because john paul , lord, like francis, like francis, the pope, and the pope , god, god, in hungary , they are kissing with hilarion, the leader of the russian orthodox church , well, the orthodox church in hungary is correct the country is the right church the right kiss everything is just great you know tomas ilves the former president of estonia just wrote this actually commenting on this footage he wrote that this is everything that ivan paul ii never was and urged people not to be like t

. >>> pope francis has dispatched a top sex crimes investigator to bolivia. it centers around jesuit priests, an order to wit pope himself belongs. let's go live to chapman bell. what do we know about theis scandal? >> reporter: this is just yet here child abuse scandal involving the catholic church. this time in bolivia, and the leading member of the vatican's dicastery for the doctrine of faith, very trusted by pope francis, arriving in bolivia from paraguay where he been investigating similar allegations and had been involved in allegations in chile just a few years ago so well firsversed in investiga these types of crimes, arriving on the same day as a jesuit seminarian who said he was going to let out more information around this scandal. now this investigator very trusted by pope francis on these matters, and he's there to investigate alleged abuse by a former jesuit priest who deceased back in 2009. allegations of abuse from 85 minors who were at a catholic boarding school in the country in the '70s and '80s so big allegations,and yet onc again another

and especially thing for francis is particularly devoted to resolve this goes. so i forget that about the 1st part of the day of let me ask you wrong that these gonna be the usual pathetic sense of the bad, you know, sorry, it is to show lawyers the, the, to the united states and nato. a. i suspect that the 1st part of the day we will have a president landscape asking for what more weapons. and i suspect that what is going to happen is that the, the, that i am pregnant is there, and the as everything, you know, sorry, these are gone that play the, you know, we're going to pretend to be ready to give anything and they are going to be very, very, so to say are designed in despite that as they have been in the last uh, in the last year or so. so the good news is that the people in italy are flocking to sign for the referendum. do they need to stop immediately? the uh, the delivery of, uh, what funds to ukraine is a referendum. a national referendum has been going on, the collection of seeing that there seems to late the april. and the, this is gonna be something ve

plus, mime's mayor francis suarez who is w24 presi. prescription drug shortages approach report levels in the u.s. causing delays of necessary medical treatments. we'll talk solutions with former fda commissioner dr. scott gotlieb, and finally a conversation with former defense secretary robert gates on the cost of domestic dysfunction. it's all ahead on "face the nation." ♪ >>> good morning and welcome to "face the nation." over the weekend, frustrations boiled over as talks broke down between the white house and republicans who were trying to hammer out a deal to raise the federal government's borrowig limit before a looming june 1st deadline. president biden said this morning he'll speak personally with house speaker kevin mccarthy on his flight home from the g7 summit in japan in an effort to break the impasse. the window for action is narrowing. treasury secretary janet yellen predicts the country may only have enough cash to pay another week and a half worth of bills, and if the u.s. misses a payment they will have to make hard c

he's in rome and also held talks with pope francis. we have the details on that. >> pope francis is meeting with president zelenskyy is important because since the beginning of the war, francis has tried to position himself as a mediator for peace. just two weeks ago returning from hungary, the pope said the vatican has a peace process underway. he didn't give further details on that and authorities in kyiv and moscow said they were not aware of this plan. but the vatican has insisted that they are. and so presumably that has been one of the focal points. the problem with the vatican peace plan is that while the pope and president zelenskyy have a relatively good relationship, this is the first time they're meeting face-to-face since the beginning of the war, but they have had several phone conversations since the beginning of the war. the same cannot be said for francis' relationship with putin. he has not had any direct contact with the russian beginnf the war. he's tried by the patriarch, who's a strong supporter of putin and the wa

franci: i think the answer is it depends.trained sro who is a true school resource officer -- and there is a memorandum of agreement between the officer and the school around what that person's role is, and their role should never ever be part of disciplinary procedures and practices. those folks are not owing to arrest kids at the same rates. however, there are schools where they have police officers, security personnel who are not properly trained and there's not a clear agreement around what is your role in our school. that's where those types of things tend to go awry where they are involved in school disciplinary procedures and you have administrators who over rely on those types of personnel to intervene when they really shouldn't be. stephanie: a lot of the reason we are having this conversation is because of mass shootings and the number of shootings on american school campuses. too many parents have gotten the text alert on the phone saying the school is in lockdown, there is an active shooter. it is relatively rare

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so pope francis' position here is patience.e doesn't necessarily expect any kind of an immediate result. he's said so himself. but he wants to keep the doors of dialogue open. he wants the vatican and his position as pope to be a place where people can come for mediation, and in that, he's just trying to get all the actors to talk. so i think the pope will think it's successful at least that he's able to meet face to face with president szelenskyy and continue to offer, as he says, an outstretched hand to vladimir putin as well. he has been criticized for it. he has certainly condemned the russian aggression, but he's been criticized for not being more vocal against putin, but the pope defended that by saying he wants to keep the doors of dialogue open. >> we'll be watching for this throughout the day and see what comes of it. thank you. >>> this just into cnn. germany announced a short time ago it will supply ukraine with an aid package worth $3 billion. the enggerman ministry of defen says this may include a variety of milita

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pope francis also warned about the fact that new low. italy are replacing children with pats and he told the story of how two weeks ago a woman asked him to bless her baby and opened her bag, but it wasn't a baby but a small dog. the pope said he lost his patience and told her. he said there are many children who are struggling and hungry. this is not the first time that pope francis criticises people who choose to have pets instead of babies. he said that the whole thing is very selfish. of course, the issue of falling birth rates is not a problem just in italy. it is happening injapan, south korea, puerto rico and lots of other countries. but a shrinking population in italy is a major concern here at the moment. the country could lose a fifth of its population by 2050. this is often dubbed the" country of empty cribs". even along meese —— even elon musk tweeted about this last month, saying italy is disappearing. after months of preparation and build up, liverpool will host the final of the eurovision song contest tonight. more than 10

are we any closer to a deal >>> new concerns about the health of pope francis. a fever forcing him to cancel events. new insight from the reporter who interviewed him face-t-to-face jusust yesterday. >>> the u.s. coast guard joining an urgent search in the bahamas for an american teen, who went overboard while celebrating his high school graduation. >>> the critical shortage of more than a dozen cancer drugs patients being turned away from their chemo treatments what's behind all of this >>> and celine dion's major announcement why she's canceling her global tour. ♪ >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt >>> and good evening i'm tom llamas in for lester tonight if you're sitting in front of the tv right now, you're one of the lucky ones, either because you already reached your destination, or you decided to stay home if the long lines at airports today are any sign, it seems that americans have collectively decided that this is the summer to get out and travel, and there's no better time to start than right now look at this these are all the f

of the release of to andrei, i will ask you this hmm , is there any, or is it true that this pope francisthe church union as such turned out to be a failed experiment or really, does this mean that the pope, who is the pope, in order to undermine what happened for the first time in the 15th century during the valentine union in 1439, or does this indicate that the pope, unlike his predecessors, is not an intellectual, even well- versed in history in the understanding of the processes taking place in the church , why, in the end, did this pope break the tradition of many, many decades, when the head of the ukrainian greek catholic church was necessarily a cardinal, that is, he participated in particular in electing the pope of rome what is this connected with? are greek catholics not important for this? the pope of rome or does he consider us a failed experiment ? recommentolics have well, you have an important strategic question. i think it is necessary to proceed from that. of the catholic church in this position as a representative of the body of the jesuits , that is, no one can ever s

francis led the way to fort mason.eds took part. >>> more people know a little more about electric bikes thanks to a free event in oakland today. more than with 100 e-bikes were on hand for people to hop on and test-ride. the hope is more people will cut their carbon footprint by biking rather than driving. this was hosted by e-wheels. you can decide how much exercise you want to get. you can toggle between different power levels. they are more pricey, though, than a normal bike. about $2,000 on the low end. >>> this morning thousands heading out to the big sur coast were met with this picture. a postcard picture, the famous big. fog as well. annual marathon going on. 4,000 runners to run amidst the beauty down highway 1 on the men's side, and bruce with the year's big winner, crossing the finish line in 2:37 minutes. is that billy joel? no. ann flower did well in the women's decision. she's won the race two consecutive years. and at the end, a special stress-relieving piano performance. >> okay. >> on the famous bixby

nonetheless, the meeting with president zelenskyy with pope francis, i think there is no expectationthe pope's part, that there will be some kind of immediate result from this meeting, however, it is a sign of the pope's willingness to be available as a mediator, and to try and offer, as it were, a safe space at the vatican, for dialogue, and certainly implicit in that is the hope that eventually, however, how remote it may seem at the moment, russia will also want to join that conversation. delia gallagher, cnn, rome. >> thanks for that report. >>> now still ahead, a showdown in iowa, former president donald trump and florida governor ron desantis both hitting the trail to reach out to voters. they have dualing messages. we'll have how they're being received. coming up next. man, this aint messin', it's perfectin'! with marinated chicken and double cheese. sweet and savory... ...kinda like you and me, chuck. bye, peytoton. try the refreshed favorites at subway today. and there he is. chaz. the rec league's self-crowned pickleball king. do you just bow down? you de-thrown the king. p

francis, and it is probably through him that the letter is sent through him, even now pope putin passedi think the problem is that the vatican has no one to offer the russians in exchange for their holy fathers. the russians behaved quickly, thank you very much anatoliy babinskyi, a teacher at the ukrainian catholic university , an employee of the institute of church history, euku, and dr. bogoslov. i am asking my colleagues to keep a finger on the pulse of everything that is happening in ukraine and the russian federation . it will be fun in belgorod oblast. with a discount of only uah 199, it will fix tightly , reduce stress and tension and significantly improve blood flow, the knee pad moves easily , will provide incredible lightness and comfort of movement the secret is three-dimensional fixation of the knee joint and reliable support of the muscle skeleton. see how easy it is to use. put the knee brace on your leg and fasten it tightly with the velcro straps. the knee brace will provide you with maximum comfort and support, and thanks to the special fabric , the knee brace moves ea

ukraine's president zelensky has met with pope francis in the vatican as part of his visit to italy. reaching the final hours of turkey's presidential election — campaigning goes down to the wire. and hitting the right note — only a few hours to go until the eurovision song contest gets under way. hello i'm vishala sri—pathma. welcome to bbc news. we start in rome, where ukraine's president zelensky has been meeting italy's prime minister, giorgia meloni — ms meloni said italy would remain a solid ally, and provide kyiv with all the assistance it needed in the war against russia prime minister meloni also stressed that the conflict would only end when russia stopped its aggression, and withdrew from all ukrainian territory, adding that any other outcome would jeopardise peace in all of europe. president volodymyr zelensky is now at the vatican for a private audience with pope francis, it's the first meeting between the two men since russia invaded ukraine. we can see pictures of that meeting now. our europe regional editor paul moss has been telling us about the significance of this

in america landscape homes, thoughts of pope francis, the vatican, king support ukraine's peace by the israel and the palestinian arms group. the summit jihad in gauze that have agreed to a safe spot of the 5 days of heavy fighting palestinians in garza, celebrated the egyptian brit, could choose. the audience began on tuesday when is very, a rates killed. 3 senior assignments he had commanded. at least 33 palestinians and one is rarely have been killed. this was the west conflict between israel and goes . this is a 10 day war in 2021. but it was a last minute bust of is very air strikes and rockets, 5 from gaza before the ceasefire. it took effect, it continued beyond the 10 pm deadline. kind of executives were not the, not certainly the guarantees from our egyptian brothers and mediators the terms of the agreement, stipulate that the homes of citizens and because it's true or not, the bombs and the policy offices nations will be halted. well, let's go live now to some as one in the gaza. so why somewhat more can you tell us about this broken? see spot to yes, the situation is more ca