he is also pope benedict 16 in 2006, one of 100 is in belarus, god, and he is the only one in belarus, as far as i know, yes. this is a guardian angel, we see that he holds one thing with his hand, as if to his heart, uh, holds it like that. e, vorzhsky, as if e caresses a lamb, because god, the very area god comes from the lithuanian word. terrible, goat. thanks to the efforts of xens pavel, the its own museum, which contains a wide variety of exhibits related to gosha . someone very, very long ago in 1918 made this beauty. perhaps this is some kind of soldier in ops, had a lot of time and patience. it does all this through the neck and then closes. and how did this miracle come to you. and it was precisely e, remained on the vacillation, that is, in this house, where the skin was always lived. that is, it was, as it were, constantly the god of paul, and the most expensive exhibit for him are old photographs. how, for example, god looked before the war, because during the war there was a bit of a fire inside the tower, this is the only photograph that the postman ever met. leather, h

when benedict died on the eve of 2023, pope francis presided over his funeral.he pontiff's age and health issues, he keeps a packed schedule, traveling to south sudan and the democratic republic of congo earlier this year. and, norah, it is a busy period for catholics and the christian world with holy week coming up. of course palm sunday this weekend and then easter. >> seth doane, thank you very much. whe let's turn now to nashvi laid flowers at a memorial outside the school where three kids and three adults were killed in monday's mass shooting. reports, we're learning new information about how the shooter prepped for the attack. >> reporter: cbs news has learned the covenant school shooter, seen here walking the hallways with an assault-style firearm had weapons training before the attack. authorities don't know where or when. investigators say the shooter, 28-year-old audrey hale, purchased seven firearms legally and had been hiding them at home. >> the suspect was in a upper-level, we believe some training, being able to shoot from a higher level. >> repor

he became pope ten years ago this month, replacing pope benedict who resigned citing his age and the s of the job. at the white house, president biden says he is concerned for a dear friend. >> the pope is ill now, so say an extra prayer for him. >> reporter: it's unclear if francis will be healthy enough to include the holy week observations beginning with palm sunday and ending with easter. danya bacchus, cbs news. >>> breaking overnight, a passenger ferry caught fire in the waters off the philippines. officials say that at least 31 people were killed. about 250 passengers and crew were on board as the ferry traveled between islands. at least seven people are still missing. authorities say some people were rescued from the water after they jumped off the ferry. at least 23 were hospitalized. the coast guard said the fire started in an air-conditioned cabin. >>> california is again getting pounded by heavy rain, gusty winds, and lots of snow in the minutes. downpours in southern california on top of already saturated areas triggered mudslides, and the possibility of more flooding. th

when benedict died on the eve of 2023, pope francis presided over his funeral.h issues, he keeps a packed schedule, traveling to south sudan and the democratic republic of congo earlier this year. and norah, it is a busy period for catholics and the christian world, with holy week coming up. of course, palm sunday this weekend, and then easter. >> norah: seth doane, thank you very much. let's turn now to nashville, where first lady jill biden just laid flowers at a memorial outside the school where three kids and three adults were killed in monday's mass shooting. she took a moment to touch the photo of each victim. and as cbs's janet shamlian reports, we are learning new information about how the shooter prepped for the attack. >> reporter: cbs news has learned the covenant school shooter, seen here walking the hallways with an assault-style firearm, may have had weapons buauthorities don't where. or when. investigators say the shooter, 28-year-old audrey hale, purchased seven firearms legally home. >> the suspect was in an upper level. we believe that had been

he succeeded pope benedict xvi he recently passed away at the age of 95. >>> there is no stopping mikaelaffrin on saturday, which happened to be exactly 12 years since her first race on the alpine cup, she won her 87th career victory. this broke an alpine world record that had been held by over 30 years by swedish skier ingamar stenmark her accolades include two olympic gold medals and seven world titles >>> after nearly five months of madness in college basketball the men's ncaa tournament is set. let the real madness begin. >> big ten champion purdue near the top seed and marquette in the west. kansas has a battle with howard, and alabama is the number one overall seed for the first time in school history. in the midwest, two schools from the lonestar state occupy the top two seeds. the action will tip off tomorrow with the first four in dayton, ohio the winners win their spot into the round of 64. we have women's south carolina gamecocks look to repeat as national champions lloostill to come, it is hoywd's biggest night. the big winners and the most-talked-about moments of the oscars s

he is also pope benedict of rome in the xvi- 2006 , one of 100 is in belarus in our skin, and he is the only one in belarus as far as i know, right? this is a guardian angel, we see that he holds it with one hand, as it were, to his heart, uh. ah, orsk church. that is, in order to protect, as it were, and here it is very interesting moment. you see with this right hand, as if caressing a lamb, because the skin itself , the area god comes from the lithuanian word. terrible, goat. thanks to the efforts of priest pavel , a museum appeared at the pan, in which a wide variety of exhibits related to gosha were collected . someone very, very long ago in 1918 made this beauty. perhaps this is some soldier in the trenches, had a lot of time and patience. this is all done through the neck and then closed. and how did this miracle come to you. and that was exactly uh, it remained on a swing, that is, in this house, where the sun has always lived on the skin, that is, it was as if god was constantly in recognition of the axon for pavel, and the most expensive exhibit for him are old photographs. ho

pope benedict 12 and the new palace of clement vi for the inhabitants.omfortable and luxurious home. for those who could threaten papal authority, the palace was a powerful and almost impregnable fortress. after the return of the papal throne to rome, the palace remained the property of the pontiff at the end of the 18th century during the french revolution, after the lady's pub was captured and devastated , and the complex that remained under napoleon was used as a barracks and prison. much of the priceless interiors irretrievably perished only at the beginning of the last century, the avignon papal palace was declared a national museum today, thanks to the efforts of restorers, tourists from all over the world can see most of the buildings of the stone stronghold of the avignon popes, another miracle of the wonderful city of avignon the country's largest steel smelter production of construction machines large the port on the danube is a cozy ancient city with a medrevo in serbia in the middle ages. it was the largest city in the country. and today it i

francis came in 2013 after a retirement announcement from then pope benedict, which shocked the world pope's legacy. he leaves the diocese in minnesota and was appointed in 2022. what stands out to you as we reflect on a decade under this papacy? >> when he was elected, i was there in 2013 when he was elected, and i don't think many would have predicted that he would be pope this long. he's had an extraordinary papacy. what stands out to me is the word mercy. he's the pope of mercy and he wants to show the merciful face of god. i think that's a theme that runs through a lot of his writing, a lot of his preaching, and a lot of his public style. the compassionate, gentle face of god is what he shows to the world. >> there were a lot of expectations, right? i mean, when francis was elected pope, there was great anticipation that he would be the pope to bring the church into a more modern era. do you feel like he's done that? >> well, i don't know if i would put it that way. i know for sure talking to some of the cardinals who elected him that the task they had for him was to address issu

folks, for example, who saw him at the funeral mass for pope benedict saw him in a wheelchair.e us an overall state of his health before he had to go in the hospital today? >> reporter: we certainly remember in 2021 that pope francis did undergo a colon surgery. he had a bad episode of diverticulitis, and they had to cut out 10 inches of his colon. that was a little bit of a scare. the pope has done a tiring trip to africa recently, and he has been able to maintain a strong stamina. he suffered from his knee. he is alternating between the wheelchair and the cane. i know, when i went to this private audience two weeks ago, he was only using his cane. his knee, he has been managing through different therapies. and could have been seen as largely under control. obviously at his age, having some excess weight and managing sort of the need for the diverticulitis, but regardless of that, he's always kind of balancing this dynamic. we know pope francis is private about his health because he wants the attention on him and his person but about christ and the catholic church, so instead,

down 10 years ago, those who did not believe until the last that the resignation of the pope is perhaps benedictate a precedent, but no one thought that even in our times. is this possible, does this mean that francis can also retire a resignation letter there is a bergholne wrote it 10 years ago in case if health prevents him from fulfilling his duties as a pro health. francisco is told that the more often he appears in a wheelchair, the more they control the head, not the knee, who began to share their last interview on the question of their feelings 10 years ago, before the conclave , they put one to forty-one on him pope, francis is really a big surprise for believers and the church itself, which he greatly changed, but he himself did not change to the question. how does he feel 10 years later? jorge mario replies with a shoreline. i have aged a lot, this is italy and the vatican from vsemilyamanov. and the us authorities are doing everything possible to interfere with the investigation of the terrorist attacks on the nord streams says the russian embassy in washington, as well as the hidden

there were some who said he didn't look as well as normal during the funeral for pope benedict? >> reporter: well, we do know that he has had undergone colon surgery three years ago that has also stopped him in his tracks. he has put on a lot of weight because of the fact that he can't walk that much. but this respiratory problem is certainly new, at least to us. so let's hope that it's not too serious. >> thank you very much. >>> and coming up, what republicans are saying congress can do about gun violence and what legislation one democratic lawmaker is now trying to bring to the house floor. we've got an exclusive with michigan rep, elissa slotkin. >>> fox's brain knew some of its election claims were fake news, and now there are documents to prove it. what we're learning about the dominion suit and what it means for fox. >>> the prime minister versus the president, the sharp words bb and biden have for each other. we're back in 60 seconds. have h other. we're back in 60 seconds 5g network in america? (vo) when it comes to your business, not all bars are created equal. so swit

last year francis said former pope benedict 16th opened door to future resignations and when the timeomes he would consider stepping down. pope tweeting: i am messages. >> reporter: all of this happening aheart of what is the busiest time on the calendar for the pope, holly week. waiting to hear from the vatican how events will be impacted on days leading up to easter sunday. >> robin: what matters is he makes a full recovery. >>> now to nashville where the first lady attended a the victims' families. >> reporter: this community tries to console each other. survivors inside the school. >> she realized something very important was going on because the teachers pace of breathing increased, she was trembling. there were three shots fired into her classroom and some of the class shards cut one of her classmates. >> reporter: sandy herman's two grandchildren eli and claire surviving deadly attack. kids' parents and her man out of town watching the news in horror. >> i immediately dropped to my knees and started praying. >> reporter: new details on harrowing moments as police track down to

years ago, those who did not believe until the last that the resignation of the pope was repeated 10 years ago, perhaps benedictcedent, but no one thought that even in our times. is it possible, does it mean that francis can also retire a resignation letter exists a bergholm wrote it 10 years ago in case health prevents him from fulfilling his health duties. francisco is told that the more often he appears in a wheelchair, the more he controls his head, not his knee, which became his last loss. an interview on the question of his well-being 10 years ago, before the conclave, he was put one to forty-one by the pope, francis is really a big surprise for the believers and the church itself, which he greatly changed, but he himself did not change to the question. how does he feel 10 years later? jorge mario replies with a shoreline. i've aged a lot. this is italy and the vatican sofia maryanova. we open russian channels and all series of movies and cartoons and documentaries and the main event to this minute in our news release, the russian army repulsed all attacks of the apu, zelensky’s formation was lost, anothe

popes. looks like benedict's been quietly transferred to that big parish in the sky. another pope has passed how can we stop this epidemic? i don't know maybe this is a crazy idea, but has anyone tried hiring someone younger than god himself [ laughter ] if you want your popes to stick around a bit longer, why not hire the 27-year-old nepo baby son of another pope? >> announcer: news flash they exist >> seth: and by the way, when you hihire a new p pope, just t announce it in a tweet instead of belching out pollution. is this the vatican or exit 12 of the new jersey turnpike [ laughter ] hey, popes, go [ bleep ] in the woods. ya burnt flowers, the gift that says "i don't know what you like, but also i don't care. there's truly no greater metaphor for romance than something that starts out beautiful, then very quickly dies and why is it considered romantic to put rose petals on her bed? it's like saying, "honey, guess what you get to clean up later. [ laughter ] besides, everyone knows that valentine's day is just a lobbying scheme by big rom-coms so that florists can

. >> ten years have passed since pope francis stepped on tot balcony of the cathedral as the first pontiff. succeeding benedict 16 who becomes the first pope in six centuries to resign. that's the great. people needed a pope close to them. in many ways he has been transformative. >> reporter: celebrating the first decade on monday and with cardinals at the vaticans after relesion his first podcast or pope cast as it has been called. the 86-year-old reportedly asked what is a podcast and then jumped into conversation saying, it seems like yesterday that he was elected pope and that the best gift would be peace. >> we need peace he says. taking his name after st. francis, he shunned the lavish apartments, residing instead in the modest hotel for visiting priests. he's advocated for migrants and even cracked open the door for the community with a single phrase. who am i to judge? but despite setting up the new standards for reporting clerical sex abuse, the victims say there haven't been enough consequences for those accused of harboring the predator priests. >> and right now it is appearing that no one has done

think about the time in rome, john paul ii giving way to benedict, two living popes at the same time. >> and greg palkot said mario taught him everything he knew, he taught me about tv and taught him very well. one of our best. >> absolutely amazing. thanks to everyone. here is "america reports." >> russia as they are detaining the wall street journal reporter. >> let him go. >> sandra: fox news alert, president biden demanding the release of the wall street journal evan gershkovich after he was detained in russia on espionage charges. strongly denying the accusation. >> john: arrest by putin's fsb, russia is targeting the u.s. while strengthening ties with china. lead u.s. hostage negotiator is here to weigh in coming up. >> sandra: we begin, however, with the breaking details in the historic indictment of the former president. hello and welcome, everyone. sandra smith in new york. john, a good friday to you. >> john: and you as well. the news never quits, does it? i'm john roberts in washington. this is "america reports." a manhattan grand jury sending shock waves through the countr

think about the time in rome, john paul ii giving way to benedict, two living popes at the same time.palkot said mario taught him everything he knew, he taught me about tv and taught him very well. one of our best. >> absolutely amazing. thanks to everyone. here is "america reports." >> russia as they are detaining the wall street journal reporter. >> let him go. >> sandra: fox news alert, president biden demanding the release of the wall street journal evan gershkovich after he was detained in russia on espionage charges. strongly denying the accusation. >> john: arrest by putin's

pope posted a tweet. he has said resignation is not on his agenda and that papal resignations, such as that of his predecessor benedicthould not become the norm. >> pope francis apparently stable in hospital according to the vatican. time for the business. starting with the u.s. where the biden administration has called for increased regulation on midsized banks. >> new proposals coming out of the white house thursday in the wake of the failure of two regional banks has sparked a global crisis of confidence in the banking sector. silicon valley bank and signature bank of new york were both taken over by regulators amid bank runs by panicked depositors. u.s. authorities in the country's largest banking giant have rushed to backstop the deposit of other struggling regional banks, not only first republic of san francisco, but in an effort to head off contagion. u.s. banks came under stricter regulation in the wake of the 2008 global financial crisis, but many of those regulations work rolled back under the republican congress during the trump administration. the current administration is seeking to retightened regulation

pope himself. we saw him leading the funeral of his predecessor, benedict, but now we'll see if he will feel strong the bbc�*s rome producer speaking to me earlier. let's take a look at some other stories in the headlines. president biden is to visit the mississippi town of rolling fork on friday. the town was devastated by a tornado last week which killed 26 people. mr biden and his wife jill will meet first responders and people affected by the deadly storm. israel's prime minister has reacted angrily to a suggestion from president biden that he should abandon controversial plans for an overhaul of the judiciary. mr netanyahu stressed that, as a sovereign country, israel would make its decisions "by the will of its people and not based on pressures from abroad". the reforms have resulted in weeks of mass protests across the country. some of the biggest names in technology are calling for the development of artificial intelligence to be put on hold in an open letter, citing potential risks to humanity. this follows us—based openai unveiling the most powerful ai system yet two weeks ago. the world

pope himself. we saw him leading the funeral of his predecessor, benedict, but now we'll see if he will feel stronging charles has addressed a state banquet in berlin during the first day of the monarch's official visit. charles vowed to strengthen the ties between the uk and germany, and said the two countries would pursue a more sustainable, prosperous and secure future. our royal correspondent, nicholas witchell has the latest from berlin, and a warning that this report contains some flash photography. white tie and tiaras for the state banquet. but don't be too dazzled by all the diamonds and decorations — the first state visit of king charles�*s reign represents a serious mission set by the british government. the focus is europe, the setting is berlin, and the king's language initially was german. es ist wunderbar heute in abend in so grosse gesellschaft su sein. then, in english, this commitment. throughout the time that is granted to me as king, i will do all i can to strengthen the connections between us. and this on ukraine. we stand side by side in protecting and advancing our shared dem

pope himself. we saw him leading the funeral of his predecessor, benedict, but now we will see if he will feel strong we will know obviously over the coming hom— we will know obviously over the coming hours. i'm so sorry to have cut ou coming hours. i'm so sorry to have cut you off— coming hours. i'm so sorry to have cut you off there, _ coming hours. i'm so sorry to have cut you off there, thank _ coming hours. i'm so sorry to have cut you off there, thank you - coming hours. i'm so sorry to have cut you off there, thank you for - cut you off there, thank you for joining us on the programme. thank ou for joining us on the programme. thank you for having _ joining us on the programme. thank you for having me. _ outrage is growing in mexico following a fire at a migrant centre in ciudad juarez that killed 38 migrants. unverified footage has emerged, which appears to show the moment the fire started at the centre run by mexico's national migration institute. i want to warn you — these pictures are distressing. uniformed officials seem to walk away as the blaze erupts in a corner, leaving a group of men

there must be - speculation there as his predecessor benedict did, whether pope francis might be considering standing down, on health grounds. exactly, so the pope himself has said repeatedly that he has threatened to step down in case he is not strong enough to run the church. he wants to be able to lead the catholic church with all the strength it needs, which may not be the case if he is ill, or if he feels weak. as you said, his predecessor resigned ten years ago and created a huge precedent for that. ., ~ and created a huge precedent for that. . ~ , ., and created a huge precedent for that. ., ~' , ., , and created a huge precedent for that. . ~ ,, , . the government is aiming for the uk to have the cheapest electricity in europe by 2050. proposals being unveiled today want to cut emissions, whilst reducing the uk's reliance on importing expensive fossil fuels. here's our climate editor, justin rowlatt. the secretary of state for energy security and net zero was channeling his inner churchill when he announced his new plan. today, with putin weaponising energy across europe, our energy

benedict was 85. francis is 86. remember, popepart of a lung from an infection as a young man. sunday is palm sunday, marking the beginning of holy week through easter. it is the busiest time of the year for the catholic church, and now it's unknown if pope francis will celebrate it from st. peter's square or here in his hospita bed. >> that was chris livesay in rome. >>> turning now to the war in ukraine, where winter has turned to spring and both russia and ukraine are expected to launch major offensives. troops are preparing for battle around the northern city of kharkiv near the russian border. ramy inocencio is there. >> reporter: far from any halls of power, these walls of earth protect ukraine's brave fighters of the 209th battalion. war-hearted, watching the front line. >> i will hate russians for the rest of my life. >> reporter: lieutenant lord, hayes call sign, has fought from day one. >> when the russians came to my home, the only way it had to be done is to fight back. >> reporter: russia invaded the kharkiv region in

the things that, that benedict has done for the body can, is essentially set up the process or help to define the process by resigning himself and then his death as an emerge. as pope has actually helped to set up a protocols for both retirement and, and what happens after retirement, if this pope were to retire it, it is not evident that this is actually the course that you would take. but most likely, we would basically go back into a conclave to decide who the next pope is and, and, and so on and so forth. there would be some exceptions with the normal procedure, which is what happens when a pope dies. but i think that to be quite honest, dis, states were nowhere near there. and, and i think that precisely because of the issue of retirement observers like myself, are constantly sort of tracking, you know, the health, the health of the pontiff and, and in what direction sort of the institution moves. it's marson, just a quick question about the tensions within the catholic church right now. i mean obviously there are differences between the more cut conservative side and the ones who want to liberalize what's, what's the situation there right now? well, to some d