tonight, our global exclusive with pope francis. our conversation about the world's children. >> the cbs evening news is next >> norah: your holiness, what an honor. tonight, our exclusive in-depth conversation with pope francis at the vatican. his message for the world as he pleads for peace ahead of the church's first world children's day. can you help negotiate peace? the "cbs evening news" starts now. ♪ ♪ good evening. and welcome to this special edition of the "cbs evening news" from rome. thank you for being with us. i'm norah o'donnell, overlooking the vatican, where just a few hours ago, we interviewed the holy father, pope francis. the head of the catholic church shares his insight on the state of the world in his first extensive one-on-one interview with a u.s. television network. his holiness spoke to us about war, peace, famine, and climate change, all with the world's children in mind. our sitdown comes ahead of the vatican's first world children's day, with a message that all kids are "precious in god's eyes." we have

does the catholic church feel different under pope francis? >> yes.ncis has really tried to open the door to participation by people who have been traditionally outside of the hierarchy. >> reporter: he blames strict adherence to ideology for the decline, but says that can change. what do you think it would take for the catholic church to be able to reconnect with americans? >> they need to meet americans where they are. we are a very secular society, and so if the church can figure out a way to help people understand how a spiritual journey and a faith community can really make one's life more rich and meaningful, that, i think, is also part of the story. >> norah: and nikki battiste joins us now. and nikki, so many of the people we spoke with thought that pope francis has been much more inclusive. what did you learn? >> reporter: the feeling is very much the same here in the u.s. pope francis has made a concerted effort to soften the message of the catholic church. it's an approach that has angered some of the more conservative followers, but it's p

the pope francis board jorge mario portfolio in argentina. in 1936 was tapped to be the 266 pope, other roman catholic church over a decade ago. he's the 1st pope elected from the america. the child of italian immigrants to one side is young, jorge study to become a chemical technician. but after a severe bout of pneumonia that saw part of his right along removed, he fell to calling to the church. he holds several post graduate degrees and has rustled. many feathers among more conservative members of the church. but now the 87 year old pontiff says he may step down early, sending shock waves in the catholic community, especially with his most recent comments about the conflict in ukraine while speaking to swift broadcast or r a side saying that t as would show courage if it raised a white flag and entered peace talks with russia. those comments had been harshly rejected and rebuked by the west end zalinski. joining us to discuss pope francis and the role of the catholic church around the world is timothy j. gordon. he is a catholic philosophe

does the catholic church feel different under pope francis? >> yes. francis is really trying to open the door to participation by people who have been traditionally outside of the hierarchy. >> reporter: he blames strict adherence to ideology for the decline, but says that can change. what do you think it would change for the catholic church to be able to reconnect with americans? >> they need to meet americans where they are. we are a very secular society. and so if the church can figure out a way to help people understand how a spiritual journey and a faith community can really make one's life more rich and meaningful, that i think is also part of the story. >> and nikki battiste joins us now. nikki, so many of the people we spoke with thought that pope francis has been much more inclusive. what did you learn? >> reporter: the feeling is very much the same here in the u.s. pope francis has made a concerted effort to soften the message of the catholic church. it's a church that has angerered some of more conservative followers, but it's part of a pla

not just because the pontifical of francis has been so catastrophic, which it has. it was a bad thing in, in of itself by the way, little correction. there was another pope who did it about 600 years before benedict the 16th. the reason that it's, it's not a strong correction. a state correction is because that was essentially a, a young pope who didn't know what he's doing. he, he retired, absconded from the chair of peter a couple of weeks, maybe a month into the pond to get after not knowing what to do. this was not the case with benedict, the 16th who had been the number 2 in the church, the doctrinal chief, we called the cd f prefect, or you know, almost 3 decades under jump. all the 2nd before becoming copious, the presumptive pope ever knew he would carry forward the program of john paul the 2nd, even before jump all the 2nd, passed away. so it was extra strange when benedict 16 stepped down in it this time of the years when, when we think about it from february, march, it's been a strange ride for i think all world but especially for us catholics in announce

so in late february we saw po francis once again be hospitalized briefly for the flu. i mean, he's an 87 year old man. we know he's had some health problems in the past. he has now publicly stated that showed his health getting the way of him performing his people duties that he would step down as pontiff. like his predecessor, pope benedict who was i believe the 1st ever to do. so my question to you is, should pope francis do this and will this become a trend among future popes? and would that be a good thing or, or a bad thing? no, it's not a good thing. it is arguably a very bad thing that po benedict, the 16th did it. not just because the pontifical of frances has been so catastrophic, which it has. it was a bad thing in, in of itself. by the way, little correction. there was another pope who did it about 600 years before benedict the 16th. the reason that it's, it's not a strong correction, a fit correction is because that was essentially a, a young pope who didn't know what he's doing. he, he retired, absconded from the chair of peter a couple of weeks, maybe a m

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francis scott key, in the war of 1812, wrote the national anthem. my brother tommy who also was mayor of baltimore, was always fond of singing it in his way. and the line in the song that i always liked the best and i think that applies here is when he says, gave proof through the night that our flag was still there. that's when i start cheering at the game. not at the end but at that point. like i just did at opening day in s. these are the words penned by francis scott key as the gazed upon the ramparts. now a bridge bearing his name is where -- near where those ramparts were. and as we rebuild, indeed, give proof through the night that our flag is still there. our flag being our unifying, unifying symbol of our country. that we're all in this together. and we will be there. we'll learn from other disasters. we'll teach other disasters in the future. by how we in a new, fresh way, in the baltimore way, baltimore strong, rebuild the francis scott key bridge. proof through the night that our flag was still there thank you, mr. mfume. i'm pleased to

francis. thank you. new this morning two san francisco county jails are locked down this morning because of a series of inmate attacks on deputies and staff. the sheriff's office is now demanding help from the california national guard. amid these safety concerns and a staffing shortage, the lockdown affects county jail number two here in san francisco and county jail number three in san bruno. that means community and parent child visits are canceled through tomorrow. seven staff members were injured in attack starting on march 29th. the sheriff's office told our media partners at the san francisco standard in part, quote, we are actively investigating these incidents to ascertain their root causes and any potential correlations between the string of attacks. we're also following new developments in the case of a former sonoma county politician accused of sexual assault, multiple women are moving forward with civil action against former windsor mayor dominic foppoli that follows a recent decision by cal

francis. definitely.ave my umbrella, but it's in the trunk of my car. >> you can see what's different with live doppler seven this morning is that there's not a lot of green. there's still some light showers that we can expect throughout the day. some light showers possible right now in the santa rosa area and north of that, some cloud cover around the bay. but we're also seeing some breaks in the cloud cover. we're still on a storm level one on our exclusive storm impact scale. so it's light today with spotty showers. there's still a slight chance of thunderstorms and even snow on the highest peaks because the system is colder. and you notice by 7:00 this morning, most of the rain to the north bay, but we really start to dry out by noon. >> stephanie francis, thank you. now to the latest on the conflict in the middle east following iran's retaliatory strikes on israel today. president joe biden will meet with g7 leaders to discuss a, quote, diplomatic response to yesterday's attack. he has made clear the

francis: we have to wait to see what the consequences are.ticipate what the fallout of that would be. the iranians have said very clearly that having made the strike they may on israel, they deem the matter to have been concluded. i take them at their word, and i urge them to maintain their word, but in terms of predicting or looking into the crystal ball, to see what the impact might be, that is not something that i am in a position to do. that is speculation. i would like to ask you to help us, the u.n., to spread the word about choosing sustainability, which is actually the subject i thought we were here to discuss. choosing sustainability is important, because that is what will result in our ability to empower people across the world, to live healthier, stronger, better lives, in dignity and create a future that is inclusive and equitable, so that everyone in the world has a chance, has at least a fighting chance to live a life and to self-actualized in the interest of themselves and their families. haidi: thank you so much. annabelle: de

. >> next, president biden speaks at the wreckage site of the francis scott key bridge in baltimore announcing that in addition to the $60 million already pledged $8 million in fund -- federal funding will be allocated to alleviate shipping disruptions as a result of the bridge collapsing. the federal funding will aid in creating additional jobs to support the cleanup effort. taxes. [applause] >> good afternoon. the president, on behalf of 6.3 million marylanders, welcome back to baltimore. [applause] i want to thank the mayor, or county leaders, our federal delegation, marylanders from all walks of life. team maryland -- we are here together in partnership. today and every day, we are thinking of the six victims of the key bridge collapse and their families. they are in our hearts, our thoughts and in our prayers. [speaking spanish] 10 days ago, a piece of the baltimore skyline and a piece of the baltimore spirit plunged into the river. but the people of maryland, we rallied. i tell you, mr. president, the city of baltimore is stronger today than ever before. [applause] but our strength is no

se observa como un sujeto está sentado al interior de la camioneta de francis. eran las 2,30. estaba hurgando en su camioneta. en el video de vigilancia se observa como francis lucha con el sospechoso a quien tomó por el cuello y lo sacó de su coche a la vez que le gritaba a su esposa para que llamara a la policía. fue en ese momento que un segundo sujeto realizó un disparo. in front of me. la víctima aún tenía el sujeto tomado por el cuello. cuando dice que vio como el otro sospechoso le disparaba. pero la bala no lo hirió y desconoce si lo hizo al hombre que aún tenía atrapado. después del disparo, ambos individuos huyeron en un carro aún nerviosa por lo sucedido. la esposa de francis nos dijo que la próxima vez no intervendrán para evitar un robo, pues fue muy duro ver como en un instante su esposo pudo haber sido herido por la bala y es que las autoridades han reiterado que en ocasiones como esta, lo mejor es dar aviso a la policía y no enfrentar a los delincuentes para evitar tragedias. a number of a situation pudo haber terminado mal, dice la oficial de policía, pues nun

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se observa cómo un sujeto está sentado al interior de la camioneta de francis. eran las 2,30.para enfrentar al sujeto que estaba hurgando en su camioneta. en el video de vigilancia se observa como francis lucha con el sospechoso a quien tomó por el cuello y lo sacó de su coche a la vez que le gritaba a su esposa para que llamara a la policía. fue en ese momento que un segundo sujeto realizó un disparo. front of me. la víctima aún tenía el sujeto tomado por el cuello cuando dice que vio como el otro sospechoso le disparaba. pero la bala no lo hirió y desconoce si lo hizo. al hombre que aún tenía atrapado después del disparo, ambos individuos huyeron en un carro aún nerviosa por lo sucedido. la esposa de francis nos dijo que la próxima vez no intervendrán para evitar un robo, pues fue muy duro ver como en un instante su esposo pudo haber sido herido por la bala. y es que las autoridades han reiterado que en ocasiones, como esta, lo mejor es dar aviso a la policía y no enfrentar a los delincuentes para evitar tragedias. a number of a situation pudo haber terminado mal, dice la of

this past week, pope francis met with two different fathers. one palestinian, and one jewish.both of whom had lost a daughter during this conflict. and what was absolutely marvelous was rather than turn against each other, they decided with god's grace to say that this experience of pain that they both had suffered brought them together rather than drove them apart. >> and that is a resurrection story right there. >> yes. >> archbishop of washington, wilton cardinal gregory and the reverend marianne e budde, thank you for spending time with us. let's do it again and happy easter. >> happy easter. >> happy easter to you. >> and to you. >> happy easter, my good friend. >> and we'll be right back. charged with style. the fully-electric audi q4 e-tron. get exceptional offers at your local audi dealer. charged with style. the fully-electric audi q4 e-tron. get exceptional offers at your local audi dealer. >>> you could see our full conversation with cardinal gregory and bishop budde on our website and youtube channel. just search for "face the nation." that is it for today. thank y

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pope francis called gender affirming surgery a violation on human dig anytism i'll have -- dignity. jonathan is next. ♪ her uncle's unhappy. i'm sensing an underlying issue. it's t-mobile. it started when we tried to get him under a new plan. but they they unexpectedly unraveled their “price lock” guarantee. which has made him, a bit... unruly. you called yourself the “un-carrier”. you sing about “price lock” on those commercials. “the price lock, the price lock...” so, if you could change the price, change the name! it's not a lock, i know a lock. so how can we undo the damage? we could all unsubscribe and switch to xfinity. their connection is unreal. and we could all un-experience this whole session. okay, that's uncalled for. stuart: calling transgender surgery grave threat to humans. >> the vatican's document on human dignity calls gender changes surgery a greater violation of god's gift along with a host of other things like abortion and surrogate motherhood. the vault can releasing this document to the press on monday and in it pope francis clarifies his theological position

pope francis is preparing to celebrate the world's first children's day. norah o'donnell is in rome with an exclusive interview. >> reporter: hey, juliette. live from rome, our historic interview with pope francis. a rare wide ranging conversation. his message to the world tonight on the cbs evening news. >>> still ahead some stubborn cloud cover out there. it's going to get gusty, but paul is looking >>> plenty of clouds over the bay area. they have been impossible to shake in san francisco and oakland. you can see out the windows behind me with the gray sky overed had. our virtual map is the best that we have seen for inland parts of the bay area. more of the same in stored for us tomorrow. just a deep marine layer, allowing that fog and low cloud cover to push further inland. at ground level, that machine is the big picture pattern tomorrow. maybe a little drizzle and a possibility of a passing shower tomorrow. it's an outside chance. i wouldn't count on any measurable rainfall. looking outside right now as you can see the cloud cover as we look towards

francis baccon adored the old masters of classical painting.is portrait of the pope on canty x that bacon created his garish interpretation. the plot centers on the pontiff, who seems to disappear into expressive masks. the effect of a torn canvas is created, as if it had been torn by sharp claws. bacon adds a screaming face to other paintings, such as a painting or a figure in a studio. during his lifetime, bacon became an incredibly popular and expensive artist, but his addiction to alcohol did not disappear; on the contrary, it worsened significantly, and even when one of the artist’s kidneys failed, he still continued to drink. bacon liked to draw while intoxicated; when i drink and draw, i don’t understand what i’m doing, and this way i feel much freer. margaret atcher called him the man who painted these terrible pictures. towards the end of his life , francis went to the homeland of his favorite artist diego velazquiz in spain. knowing about the deplorable state of his health, the doctors dissuaded bakan from the trip for fear that his h

stephanie. >> all right, francis, thank you. today mayor london breed is flying to china for a week long visit. president xi jinping has extended that invitation during last year's apec summit. abc seven news reporter tara campbell asked the mayor what san francisco will get out of it. san francisco mayor london breed making an appearance at the chinatown night market friday ahead of her trip to china this weekend. >> i'm most excited about going to china and bringing back pandas. >> i'm like, fingers crossed, i want to see a panda in person in china too. >> but breed's trip is about a lot more than bringing pandas to the san francisco zoo. >> i'm also excited about what this means about our relationship between san francisco and china, and what the future holds. >> the mayor, hoping to drum up business for the city, traveling with asian business and community leaders to several cities, including beijing and shanghai, making sure that we're making a connection to businesses to make investments in san francisco, we're going to be

through the war of 1812, a young verlander named francis scott key sat in a boat in this great harbor and he watched troops launch attack after attack on american forces. as the dawn broke, he saw the american flag still flying. baltimore was still standing. and our nation, as he wrote in the "star spangled banner," we had made into a perilous fight. congressmen, mayor scott, johnny o. and others will rebuild this bridge as fast as possible. we are the only nation who has gone through every crisis that we have had an come out stronger than we went in. we will do it here, as well. a perilous challenge. because we are the united states of america, there is nothing beyond our capacity if we do it together. think about that. we are the united states of america. nothing is beyond our capacity. may god bless you all and may god protect our troops, first responders. thank you, thank you, thank you. [applause]

las autoridades recuperaron el cuerpo de un mexicano desaparecido en derrumbe del puente de francis scott daremos a conocer un migrante que camina en muletas en busca del sueÑo americano. y les presentamos un nuevo tratamiento creado en la florida lo cual significa una gran esperanza en los tratamientos de cÁncer. locutor: este es el noticiero univisiÓn. jorge: la fiscalÍa y la defensa escogieron a siete de los posibles jurados para el juicio contra donald trump. este proceso avanzÓ luego de que los abogados revisaron las cuentas de las redes sociales de los aspirantes. reportera: segundo dÍa del proceso para elegir un jurado en el primer juicio penal de un expresidente norteamericano y el Único acusado que cuenta con la plataforma de un micrÓfono en el pasillo de la corte para criticar el juicio, quejarse de una orden mordaza que le prohÍbe hablar de posibles testigos y fustigar al mismo juez a cargo del juicio. >> tenemos un juez que odia a trump y no deberÍa estar en el caso. y yo de varias tren campaÑa en carolina del norte. reportera: >> enfrenta tarde cuatro cargos por falsificaciÓn

and per francis leave the eastern mass at the vatican, calling for a cease fire and gaza and praying for the victims of the david levitz. welcome. thirty's, president. ridge of type air to one and has conservative a k party have suffered a major below in nationwide local elections. parcel results show the main opposition party is on course to keep control of key cities. the secular c h p has already claimed victory and the capital incorrect. and in turkey is biggest city assemble sundays. elections are being seen as a bell, whether for, for support, for air to one who has been pushing for his party to win back, assemble for years now. he promised to respect the elections outcome. what are they gonna do? double use. usually a han give us a snapshot of the mood and assemble the position supporters here. and if symbol are celebrating victory, many people are home doing that on the dancing waving flags, and they are celebrating them a, a at, from a model you model and the set, you know, all position c h, b managed to retain control over this. you to be important cities of 60000000 people

simon francis from into fuel poverty — the summer.into fuel poverty coalition, thank- the summer. simon francis from into fuel poverty coalition, thank you - fuel poverty coalition, thank you for your time here bbc news. let's bring you some breaking news. we have had a statement from benjamin netanyahu's of this saying that the israeli... benjamin netanyahu will be released from hospital, if you remember he had a hernia procedure on tuesday afternoon. they are saying that he feels very well, he will be released from hospital after the procedure on tuesday afternoon. there he has come a benjamin netanyahu there. living on... —— moving on... a new and controversial hate crime law has come into effect in scotland. the law creates a new offence of stirring up hatred in relation to personal characteristics including age, disability, religion and sexual orientation. the scottish government says it will protect minority groups from prejudice and hatred. but critics argue it will undermine freedom of speech, and police fear the legislation c

and pub, francis leaves the eastern mass at the vatican, calling for a cease fire in gaza. and praying for the victims of the i'm david levitz. good to have you with us. turkey is president ridge of type air to one and has conservative a k party have suffered a major blow in local elections across the country. turkeys main opposition party of the secular c h p, claiming victory in key cities including assemble and the capital anchor. the votes are seen as a bell, whether of support for air to one and has increasingly authoritarian rule. the positions of products is done booth or painting the town, read, celebrating the main opposition, c h. b, 's, spectacular victories in local elections across doki. the secular bodies use it as a sign that it still stands, the jones, the national level, against the ruling, a k parking these election results have been response to the a k t regimes repression to what they've done to the economy. and the social structure of this contract, and that's why i'm very happy now for my country was under general, do not to we were very disillusioned

and that's what most of the wondering think of when i think of a francis involvement at that time. and then you've, you've talked about, uh, the domestic angle, 30 years on what kind of country is lawanda today. and what role does the history of that genocide play there? the history, the genocides still very fresh and we're wondering i've been working there for more than 20 years now. and the genocide is very real for people to memories up very fresh. but the country has recovered, being wise, but i don't think anybody would expect it in 1994, it's a peaceful country. it's a stable country. remarkably hundreds of thousands of genocide perpetrators. back leaping off on the hill side by side with genocide survivors getting on with a large, cooperating together on the farms. if you would set that to any body in 1994, they would have discussed it to you. and i guess that's is the kind of advance that we're one that has made over the last 30 years. and i understand, of course, also that the women seem to politicians play a very prominent, inordinate role unusual role in the legislature.

." >>> we begin at the vatican, where pope francis today overcame health concerns, giving his traditionalaster message to tens of thousands of catholics gathered in st. peter's square. the 87-year-old pontiff pleaded for peace, renewig appeals for a cease-fire in gaza, calling on greater aid deliveries to the besieged territory and the release of hostages held by hamas. today the terror group skipped cease-fire negotiations, which resumed in egypt. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu vowed to proceed with the ground operation in rafah hours after announcing he will undergo hernia surgery today. cbs's holly williams starts us off tonight with reports on another deadly day in gaza. >> reporter: in jerusalem's church of the holy sepulcher this morning, where many christians believe jesus was buried, they celebrated his resurrection. easter's a time of hope for christians, even with the holy land in the grip of war. but in gaza people are praying simply to stay alive. an israeli strike hit the grounds of the al aqsa hospital today, killing four, according to the hamas-run health ministr

francis scott key, in the war of 1812, wrote the national anthem. my brother tommy who also was mayor of baltimore, was always fond of singing it in his way. and the line in the song that i always liked the best and i think that applies here is when he says, gave proof through the night that our flag was still there. that's when i start cheering at the game. not at the end but at that point. like i just did at opening day in s. these are the words penned by francis scott key as the gazed upon the ramparts. now a bridge bearing his name is where -- near where those ramparts were. and as we rebuild, indeed, give proof through the night that our flag is still there. our flag being our unifying, unifying symbol of our country. that we're all in this together. and we will be there. we'll learn from other disasters. we'll teach other disasters in the future. by how we in a new, fresh way, in the baltimore way, baltimore strong, rebuild the francis scott key bridge. proof through the night that our flag was still there thank you, mr. mfume. i'm pleased to

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our next honoree is francis yee. thanks to francis leadership, bb boutique this is year the first ever san francisco certified green business in china town. not just that but francis worked to achieve the program highest level of cert ifkdz for going above to implement water conversation, energy and waste operations at the boutique to minimize their carbon affordability. make sure you check it out and make sure it is role and purchase something and prosecute motes bike to work days the staff appreciated. she is justice done i number of things to make sure it is incorporate in the the work she does and also making sure this she makes san francisco more beautiful with her amazing fashions and what she is able to sell. again. take a trip to china town to visit. dd boutiques. ladies and gentlemen, francis lee. [applause] i'm going to invite my husband to say a few remarks. >> thank you. >> yea. we run a business, dd boutiques. it was started by francis mother over 35 years ago in san francisco. and since taking over the

that's where former busboy howard went when we began working at the iconic westin saint francis backe started with humble beginnings and worked his way up to manager and eventually official historian. today he continues to embrace new and old memories at the legendary hotel overlooking union square. >> i had a nice note from a mrs. carter, rosalyn carter, when she was a guest of the hotel and stayed here. she just thanked me for my hospitality and taking good care of them. and we've had several presidents that were here. mr. bush sr. used to stay here, and we always had to put in diet dr. pepper because that was his drink of choice. >> reporter: the hotel was built back in 1904. it survived the 1906 earthquake and over a century later it's still standing today. as it celebrates its 120th birthday, howard is reflecting on a few more special memories that he has had while serving the hotel for decades. like a special moment with legendary actress bette davis. >> i said, miss davis, welcome to the saint francis. we're thrilled to have you with us. i want to make sure i take care of all

. ♪ >>> on this easter sunday, pope francis appealing for a cease-fire between russia and ukraine andsrael and hamas. but in gaza today, a deadly drone attack outside a hospital diminishes hope for the latest round of peace talks. and prime minister netanyahu said nothing would stop an israeli attack on rafah, the southern city that is the refuge for millions of displaced palestinians. >>> i'm holly williams in tel aviv. protesters have filled the streets, demonstrating against israel's government and its handling of the war. >>> also tonight, massive effort, giant cranes now helping to clear demangled debris from a baltimore bridge as a community mourns. >>> california fast food workers are getting a raise to $20 an hour. what it could mean for business owners facing higher costs and the rest of the country. >>> there's a new threat of severe weather this week. damaging winds, rain and even tornadoes are possible. we'll have the forecast. >>> and later, a mariachi makeover, putting a woman's touch on a century's old male dominated tradition. >> we have a what? >> announcer: this is t

weighing 95,000 tons, went empty -- when empty, co-collided as we all know now tragically with the francis scott key bridge in baltimore. the dali's collision with the key bridge caused its fatal collapse into the river and has forced the port of baltimore to suspend vessel traffic until further notice. all of the ships lanes with the exception of the ones that the coast guard was just recently able to open have been closed and we don't expect that that -- expect that to change until sometime around the end of may if we are fortunate. aside from that i think it's always important to recognize it was not the collapse of the bridge alone that troubled us. but it was also a loss of human life. . are hearts continue to go out to those that lost their loved ones on that bridge that fateful evening. this unimaginable disaster claimed the lives, as we know now, of six men, alejandro fuentes, mr. sandoval, miguel luna, ms. cabrera, renee lopez, and carlos hernandez. those stories and those lives have yet to be fully understood or told, but those men, most of whom have been in this country 16 or 17

francis in 1972.nd worked up to manager and now official historian. he continues to embrace new and legendary memories. >> i had a nice note from rosalynn carter. she was the guest of the hotel and stayed here. she thanked me for the hospitality and taking good care of them. we had several presidents. bush senior stayed here. we put in diet dr. pepper that was his drink of choice. >> reporter: the hotel built in 1904, survived the earthquake and over a century later it's standing today. as it celebrates the 120th birthday, howard reflects on a few more special memories that he had serving the hotel for decades. like a special moment with legendary actress betty davis. >> miss davis, we are thrilled to have you with us. i wanted to make sure to take care of your needs. >> she said nothing at first. i thought maybe i overstepped my bounds. then she said come on up. >> reporter: up he went. from super stars to everyday tourists, howard built a lifetime of memories serving the guests of the st. francis an

the story of the francis scott key bridge is a mix of jurisdictions.bsolutely maryland is going to be paying the biggest price for the loss of their bridge and looking at this, we wish more had been done to alleviate this risk but that gets a little complicated because the coast guard is bondable for permitting the bridges but the channels are federal responsibility, not state. the u.s. army corps of engineers plays a critical role in those guidelines. and obviously the private sector has got a very big vested interest in this as well. that is just to say that it really is a complicated set of issues where ultimately we are all going to pay as american citizens if we continue to neglect our infrastructure. we have to invest at all levels, the local, state, and federal. this is the bridge disrupting a major port regionally and nationally. just stepping up and getting it done. and getting through the issue of who pays is going to be sorted out. but going forward, we will incapacitate ourselves if we basically say it is only one or the other. we know some

this is our first look at the murky conditions facing divers working to clear the wreckage of the francis scott key bridge. >> that view looks like being in the middle of a snowstorm with high beams on. that's the complication that our divers are navigating right now. >> reporter: the twisted, mangled mess of steel and concrete is blocking the shipping channel largely cutting off the port of baltimore which handled nearly $81 billion of international cargo last year. >> most of that is moved by small, independent truckers that are now out of business. they're desperate, and we want to make sure they get all the help that they need. >> we would normally see people in and out picking and packing and loading up trucks. >> reporter: for miranda summer, a quiet warehouse is bad for the bottom line. almost immediately, the bridge collapse hit her baltimore trailer and storage business. >> nobody needs storage when they don't have product to store >> how worried are you about your business surviving? >> we're hoping to adjust and make the changes, but we definitely -- it's the unknown right now.

our next honoree is francis yee. thanks to francis leadership, bb boutique this is year the first ever san francisco certified green business in china town. not just that but francis worked to achieve the program highest level of cert ifkdz for going above to implement water conversation, energy and waste operations at the boutique to minimize their carbon affordability. make sure you check it out and make sure it is role and purchase something and prosecute motes bike to work days the staff appreciated. she is justice done i number of things to make sure it is incorporate in the the work she does and also making sure this she makes san francisco more beautiful with her amazing fashions and what she is able to sell. again. take a trip to china town to visit. dd boutiques. ladies and gentlemen, francis lee. [applause] i'm going to invite my husband to say a few remarks. >> thank you. >> yea. we run a business, dd boutiques. it was started by francis mother over 35 years ago in san francisco. and since taking over the

francis, what is their lead story?o do with biden and demanding the gaza ceasefire in strongest rebuke yet to israel. >> i presume that this is in the wake of the deaths of the aid workers. yes. >> so seven aid workers were tragically killed, and the idf itself has actually admitted that this has been a very , very, that this has been a very, very, very terrible mistake that they're going to be that is going to be investigated and whenever things happen or, and particularly when it comes to war, there's always certain incidents where people's minds are changed almost overnight. and this is one of them. >> it's a bit like when those hostages were killed as well. yes. sudden seismic moment of like, actually, this can go very wrong. yes. >> and i think that what this shows is that israel is losing the pr war now because as the casualties have mounted in palestine , there have been palestine, there have been people on either side. you know, obviously the people saying that this is unacceptable, people who are on the pro—is