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treated at a hospital in rome for double pneumonia, he was visited today by italian prime minister giorgia meloniys the 88-year-old pontiff was alert and responsive and joking, as always. ♪ ♪ as president trump prepares to meet with vladimir putin to discuss ending his invasion of ukraine, the president has picked up his rhetorical attacks on the president of the invaded country, volodymyr zelenskyy. president trump called zelenskyy a dictator, a word he has been hesitant to use to describe vladimir putin and more urgently trump said zelenskyy started the war. a sign that he shares the russian worldview. elizabeth palmer has been monitoring what is more than a rhetorical spat but a public morality play in which america is taking on a new role. liz, this was a whole litany of insults against zelenskyy. >> reporter: it was a humdinger of a post on truth social, posted today. a real broadside. he called zelenskyy a "moderately successful comedian." if you'll recall, he was an actor before he became a politician. trump also called him a dictator who had done a terrible job and warned zelenskyy that h

giorgia meloni saying the pope was alert and reactive. they were able to crack some jokes together. he still has his sense of humor, she said. so these are all positive signs. but of course, the pope is 88 years old and is battling pneumonia in both lungs. he has a history of respiratory infections, and it's not clear how long the pope is going to be in the hospital. he's already been there for six days. and there are also questions about what kind of recovery and convalescence period there will be for francis, and what that means for his leadership of the catholic church. he is a pope who likes to do a lot to get things done. how is it going to work if he has to spend a lot of time recovering? so lots of big questions that are being asked in the vatican at this time. it's very uncertain. period. people are not alarmed so much, but worried and very concerned. and we're expecting more updates from the vatican in the coming days, wolf. >> anything specific on when we will get the next update? >> well. >> we're expecting one tomorrow morning. friday. at the moment we're getting around

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and of course he had that visit from prime minister giorgia meloni. we're also hearing there may be further visit from a senior vatican official, but we don't know how long the pope is going to. be in hospital. it is unclear what sort of timetable there is for how long the treatment the pope will need to have and how long that's going to take. we are expecting a further update from the vatican later today, and of course we'll update with any additional information as soon as we got it. pamela. >> all right. christopher lam in rome. thank you. and still ahead, sean "diddy" combs moves to dismiss a federal charge against him. his reasoning. he says the statute was racist. origins. we explain ahead. >> just close the doors. >> and you're in a world of your own. travel is not just about the destination. it's also about how you get there. fly emirates. fly better. >> sail through the. >> heart of. >> historic cities and. >> unforgettable scenery. >> with viking. unpack once and. >> get closer to. >> iconic landmarks. >> local life and cultural treasures. b

giorgia meloni, who spent 20 minutes there. her after her reflection was basically that he was reactive and that he still had his sense of humor. so these are all good signs. but a lot of the information, of course, we get from the vatican press office is highly curated. they're very they keep, you know, their cards close to their chest, let's say, on these things. so we don't really know necessarily how long he's going to be here. next week, of course, is the beginning of lent with ash wednesday. that's a hugely important time for for any pope, especially this one during a holy jubilee year which started at the end of last year. so all of everybody's hoping he gets back on his feet, hoping that he makes a recovery. but it is with any 88 year old elderly person with compromised health. it is just really, you know, wait and hope. and as most of the world is doing right now, praying for the pontiff. jim. >> yeah, it's a good point, barbara. thank you so much for keeping us up to date. it is 26 minutes past the hour, and here's yo

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. >> and another sign that he's doing fairly well in the hospital comes from giorgia meloni, the italianrs ago said that she went to visit him in the hospital and she was very happy. she said to find him. alert and responsive. and she even said that he they cracked a few jokes and he preserves his famous sense. >> of humor. jose. >> that's good news at the vatican, i thank you. up next, hundreds of migrants deported to panama are now locked in a hotel without any. access to the outside world. we'll talk. to the new york times reporter. >> who. >> was able to speak. >> with some of them. >> plus an exclusive look into the future. >> of flying. >> yep, that's a flying car. just what we need in major cities with massive traffic cities with massive traffic issues. when emergency strikes, first responders are the first ones in... but on outdated networks, the crucial technology they depend on, is limited. that's why t-mobile created t-priority... ...the only solution built for the 5g era, that can dynamically dedicate up to 10 times the capacity for first responders. t-priority. built for tom

and in the last half an hour, the prime minister of italy, giorgia meloni, said. >> that she went to.nd him alert, responsive and that he. even kept his sense of humor. >> so all. >> fairly good news around. >> here, anna. >> that is nice to hear about the sense of humor. we know pope francis. is three years. >> older than his predecessor. >> pope benedict. was when he resigned. >> citing declining health. >> due to old age. what happens if. pope francis's health gets in the way of leading. >> the church? >> well, in his. >> latest autobiography. >> called hope. >> he just came. >> out a month ago. the pope said. >> that, well. >> he is frankly. >> old. >> so he's aware of. his age and the fact that and how. >> that impacts his day to. >> day schedule here at. >> the vatican, especially this year. >> this is. >> jubilee year. >> so it's more intense. and there's a more. >> a lot more. >> activity than usual. he even said. >> during several. >> interviews in the past. that he would consider retiring just as his predecessor, benedict xvi, did before him. >> if he thinks, if he. >> reali

you're also going to have italian prime minister giorgia meloni speaking just before president trump.ll of that with the backdrop of the afd elections that are coming up that you and ralph are just talking about. and so for the president, this is not just about the domestic repercussions and the efforts to restructure the federal government out of washington, d.c, but also to change the face of the u.s. allyship with overseas. and at a time in which european allies are questioning the commitment of the u.s. administration moving forward. this is a moment in time where now president trump is making it very clear who he sees as his loyal allies overseas, and that includes the likes of prime minister meloni and president of argentina. >> right. and these leaders are trying to ingratiate themselves to the president because his his take on politics does seem very personal. but, jeff, i actually want to ask you a little bit about the domestic reaction to some of the trump administration's moves. you know, we've got voters in republican districts are starting to put pressure on their lawmake

statement also said that he received a visit in the afternoon today by the italian prime minister, giorgia meloni, and they spent about 20 minutes together. now the prime minister also issued a statement saying that she was very happy to see or to find the pope alert and responsive. she even said that they cracked a few jokes together, and that she was happy to see that the pope even preserved his sense of humor. alex. >> okay, well, that is at least some good news, and we're all hoping for the best. thank you. claudio from rome in 90s. we'll go back to the manhattan courthouse and the legal and political future facing the political future facing the mayor of new york city. time to press rewind with... neutrogena rapid wrinkle repair. it has derm-proven retinol... ...expertly formulated... ...to target skin cell turnover... ...and fights not one—but 5 signs of aging. with visible results... ...in just one week. neutrogena when emergency strikes, first responders rely on the latest technology. that's why t-mobile created t-priority built for the 5g era. only t-priority dynamically dedicates more c

we also heard today that the pope met with prime minister giorgia meloni, the italian prime minister, said that the pope was in good humor and was alert and reactive. so encouraging signs this evening, jake. >> and prior to his hospitalization, the pope had been pretty outspoken in his opposition to president trump when it comes to the standards and the policies having to do with undocumented immigrants. how does that square that position and that that outspokenness square with the rest of the church? >> well. >> jake. >> i think the pope was setting down a marker with his intervention on his opposition to president trump's immigration plans, because there are some catholics who would like to use the catholic church or catholic teaching to defend these harsh immigration policies, including vice president jd vance, who has sought to use some theological theology to defend those things. and president sorry, pope francis being very clear that that's not possible in his intervention. >> all right. christopher lam in rome, thank you so much. a big programing note starting march 3rd. that's

the pope also met with prime minister, the prime minister of italy, giorgia meloni.had a 20 minute meeting. the pope is also, we understand, doing some work. he's making some appointments of bishops. he's seeing he's receiving papers. so despite the very serious condition, the pope has, there is some. encouraging developments tonight. boris and brianna. >> christopher lam live for us outside that hospital where the pontiff is being treated in rome. thank you so much. so just minutes from now, a federal judge is going to consider the doj's request to dismiss corruption charges against new york mayor eric adams. we'll take you live outside the courthouse with an update in just moments. >> tempur-pedic designed. >> the ergo pro smart base to help you fall asleep more easily. its gentle. >> massage and relaxing. >> sounds help. >> calm your. >> mind. every night. >> during our presidents. >> day. >> sale. >> save up to $500 on select adjustable mattress sets. >> dupixent helps people with. >> asthma breathe. >> better in as little as two. >> weeks. >> so this is better.

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german chancellor olaf scholz, italy's giorgia meloni, mark rutte, the head of nato, and also ursulavon der leyen, the eu commission president. and they've gathered here very quickly. given the speed at which events are moving and europe feeling increasingly left behind, while the united states and russia talk to each other about the future of europe and the future of ukraine. so here in this meeting, they will be talking about potential troops, how any sort of peacekeeping might work if and when we get some sort of ceasefire arrangement, but also, crucially, talking about defence spending. now, donald trump has said that europe needs to spend 5%. he says they can afford it. and a warning today from the polish. they already spending 4.7%. that's exceptional in europe. but donald tusk is basically saying pay up now says europe needs to step up its spending right now, or it's going to have to spend much, much more down the line. now, sir keir starmer, they've indicated they're going to set out a pathway from 2.3 to 2.5%. no timetable for that. i'm not convinced that's [000:09:41;00] [0

military european powers, but also german chancellor schulz, donald tusk, the polish pm, italy's giorgia melonioss mark rutter and the eu commission president ursula von der leyen. so talk about what to do next, how to deal with the fact that it seems very clear that the us is basically forging ahead with making having talks about ukraine and about europe without involving either. now we know things are moving very, very fast. and today us negotiators have arrived in saudi arabia to talk to russia and europe, not ianed talk to russia and europe, not invited to those discussions, ukraine not invited to those discussions. and in the last few minutes, ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy has said that the ukraine would not take part in those that ukraine didn't know anything about it, and has also gone on to send a very clear message saying that they won't recognise any agreement about us without us. europe two very clear that ukraine has to be involved with discussions about its future and so must europe. but at the moment it doesn't really feel like america is listening. now sir keir starmer

. >> keir starmer has been pictured with giorgia meloni. they're apparently working together on some kind of mafia style crackdown on the people smugglers and migrant routes. does that not show that? you know, at least he's trying to do something on this issue, mark. >> oh come on. so he's going to stop people illegally coming across the channel with a photo opportunity. i mean, come. >> on, with the mafia style crackdown, mark, really? >> does anyone believe that? i mean, this is a bloke who promised pull. every procedural trick in erskine may to try. to relationship. it's all code. it's all smoke and mirrors. from wanting to take britain back into the european union without a referendum. that is what all these photo opportunities are about. that is what is going on. and the sooner people wake up to that, the better. >> wow. well, we'll keep our beady little eyes on that one. mark francois, for the time being, thanks very much for joining us. conservative member of parliament. of course. >> thank you very much. well, yes. i mean, donald tr