what do you think about pope francis? >> he's seems a bit more enlightened and open. >> he's just a pope of the people. >> it's all a blessing when he speaks. >> norah: we were in st. peter's square and i heard you talk about children. we went to the vatican ahead of its first world children's day to talk to the pope, who believes kids are the hope for the future. do you like when you are called the people's pope? >> pope francis: [speaking spanish] el papa? de la gente! >> norah: this is pope francis i. >> pope francis: [speaking latin] patris, et filii, et spiritus sancti. amen. ♪ ♪ >> norah: we went to st. peter's square in vatican city, where millions of people visit each year to catch a glimpse of pope francis. oh, there he is. [applause] what a moment. his namesake, saint francis of assisi, just below the window where he delivers his sunday prayer. this francis prayed for those affected by wars around the world. >> pope francis: [speaking italian] >> norah: "i pray every day for peace in palestine and israel," he sai

but quite another is to be closed up inside a dogmatic box. >> reporter: pope francis has placed more women in positions of power than any of his predecessors. but he told us he opposes allowing women to be ordained as priests or deacons. francis' devotion to traditional doctrine led one vatican reporter to note that he's changed the tune of the church, but the lyrics essentially remain the same. this frustrates those who want to see him change policy on roman catholic priests marrying, contraception, and surrogate motherhood. >> i know women who are cancer survivors who cannot bear children, and they turn to surrogacy. this is against church doctrine. >> reporter: in regard to surrogate motherhood, in the strictest sense of the term, no, it is not authorized. sometimes surrogacy has become a business, and that is very bad. it is very bad. >> but sometimes, for some women, it is the only hope. >> translator: it could be. the other hope is adoption. i would say that in each case, the situation should be carefully and clearly considered, consulting medically and then morally as well. i

just a reminder, we'll have our rare and wide ranging interview with pope francis on this sunday's "60 minutes" followed by a prime time special on monday, may 20th right here on cbs. >>> that's the "overnight news" for this thursday. for some of you, the news continues. for others, check back for "cbs mornings." and remember, you can follow us online any time, cbsnews.com. oreporting from here in the nation's capital, i'm norah o'donnell.

on the newshour, pope francis apologizes for using a homophobic slur. president biden's plans to reform immigration if he wins in november. and how the reclassification of marijuana could change drug enforcement policy. >> this is the pbs newshour from w eta studios in washington and in the west from the walter cronkite school of journalism at arizona state university. >> israel kept up its operations in rafa in southern gaza. that is despite global outrage over an airstrike sunday that killed displaced gazans sheltering in tents. nick schifrin reports on the investigation into the incident and speaks to a senior state department advisor on the middle east as the violence continues. >> in southern gaza, another makeshift home to which gazans had led -- fled now ruined and riddled with bullets. in the shadow of a u.n. office with constant israeli drones overhead, survivors are exhausted and hopeless. little protection long ago pierced. >> i went into the tent and found the woman was bleeding and the children were bleeding. all of the children in the tent

women and gays need not apply. >> reporter: for its part, the vatican says pope francis, quote, expressesd anyone or to make a homophobic remark. >> that was chris livesay at the vatican. >>> closer to home, three black men are looking for more than an apology from american airlines. they're suing the carrier, alleging company employees removed them from a flight along with other black men over a complaint about body odor. they eventually were allowed back on the flight. but for them, that was too little, too late. kris van cleave has more. >> the only ones getting taken off the plane. look at us. >> reporter: this video at the center of a newly filed lawsuit against american airlines appears to show a number of black men after they've been removed from a flight allegedly due to a complaint about offensive body odor. the lawsuit claims as flight 832 from phoenix to new york was finishing boarding in january, american employees removed eight black men from the plane. they were not traveling together, weren't seated next to each other, did not know each other, and appeared to be the only bl

in addition to other world officials, pope francis, the leader of world catholics, the president of sri lanka and the president of north korea died like a martyr. they expressed their condolences to the president and the foreign minister. in the name of allah, the most merciful, the most merciful, may god bless muhammad and his family and hasten their death, please accompany us with the news section at 8 am. the ceremony of dismembering the body of the martyred president khadim al-reza and his companions at 9 o'clock. 30 the minute will be held this morning from shahada square to maslai in tabriz. the bodies of the martyrs will be collected today after being transferred to qom at 16:00 from the beginning of the great prophet boulevard in qom to the holy mosque. also, the farewell ceremony of the people with the bodies of the precious martyrs will be held tonight at 21:00 at imam khomeini mausoleum in tehran. the ceremony of praying over khadim's body will be held in tehran university tomorrow morning. after that, the bodies of martyrs will be buried from tehran university to azadi squar

now to norah o'donnell's historic interview with pope francis on this sunday's "60 minutes." s the first time ever an american broadcast journalist has had such a long conversation with any pope. in it, francis addresses criticism he has faced for trying to make the church more inclusive. >> norah: there are conservative bishops in the united states that oppose your new efforts to revisit teachings and traditions. how do you address their criticism? >> interpreter: you used an adjective, "conservative." that is, conservative is one who clings to something. and does not want to see beyond that. it is a suicidal attitude. because one thing is to take tradition into account, to consider situations from the past, but quite another is to be closed up inside a dogmatic box. a bishop must be a shepherd, and the shepherd must be in the middle of his herd. right in there with his flock. be it pretty, ugly, big, small, good or bad. that's where the pastor needs to be. and try to help the people grow. we cannot divide the world into conservatives or nonconservatives. those are ideologica

marissa parra has the story. ♪ >> reporter: 50,000 children from around the world joining pope francisor the very first world children's day in rome days after the vatican cleared the path for what could be the youngest saint of this generation. carlo acutis, an italian teenager who died in 2006 of leukemia, now credited by the church for two miracles for helping heal two young people who were critically ill. >> it's so nice to meet you. >> reporter: today, his mom antonia telling me carlo was a normal kid with an extraordinary heart. >> since he was small, he was a special child, a very generous, helping the others. >> reporter: his mom says he was a boy whoa loved video games, loved shocker, and used the internet and kind deeds to spread the word of god. religious scholars say a st. carlo could be a game changer for the church struggling to recruit the next generation. >> could it be possible that st. skarl low would be the new patron saint of the internet? absolutely. >> reporter: the book "a saints of our own." what do you think the impact could be? >> they are captivated by carlo'

. >>> pope francis weighing in on the situation at the u.s./mexico border during a historic interview with cbs news' norah o'donnell. the pontiff was asked about texas' attempt to shut down a catholic charity on the border. that group offers humanitarian assistance to undocumented migrants. >> translator: that is madness, sheer madness, to close the border and leave them there. that is madness. the migrant has to be received. thereafter you see how you're going to deal with them. maybe you have to send them back, i don't know, but each case ought to be considered humanely. >> the u.s. border is just one of several topics the pope touched on. this is the first time a pope has given an in-depth one-on-one interview to a u.s. broadcast network. you can see an extended version of norah's interview with pope francis there sunday on "60 minutes" and tune into our prime time special monday right here on cbs news bay area and streaming on paramount+. >>> up next, shocking video appearing to show hip-hop mogul p. diddy involved in a domestic violence i

. >>> he may be the world's most famous soccer fan. 87-year-old pope francis appeared at rome's olympicmbolically kick off the soccer match being played as part of the world children's day festival. the pope greeted children from more than 100 countries, handed out sweets, and also encouraged people in the stadium to shake hands with each other. the holy father talked about the importance of the day in an exclusive interview with our norra o'donnell. and you can watch the extensive interview pope francis i on paramount plus. >> next on the "cbs weekend news," the program teaching veterans to surf the waves while soothing their souls. (♪♪) it's actually the buildup of plaque bacteria which can cause cavities. most toothpastes quit working in minutes. but crest pro-health's antibacterial fluoride protects all day. it stops cavities before they start... crest. before my doctor and i chose breztri for my copd, i had bad days. [cough] flare-ups that could permanently damage my lungs. with breztri, things changed for me. breztri gave me better breathing. starting within 5 minutes, i noticed m

after the encounter, pope francis joked that "even cloistered nuns do not lose joy".lights a week ago could return towards earth in two weeks' time. the conditions have been caused by a sun spot — 15 times as wide as earth — which can expell storms of plasma and magnetic field, causing the displays. this sun spot has now rotated away, but will return, allowing conditions when the aurora could be visible again. stay with us here on bbc news. hello, a fine weekend for many. hard to believe storms have been raging across western germany and eastern france, that's this cloud over the last 2a hours, but some of that cloud has floated our way, producing cloudy skies across southern counties of england and wales today, and the weather front with it has been producing some patchy, light rain and drizzle. as it works its way west, with temperatures rising, we could see some showers and thunderstorms. for the vast majority notjust today but this weekend will be dry and warm once the sun is out. we have seen a lot of mist and fog to start the day. but whilst it will linger aroun

now to our historic interview with pope francis where we discussed a wide range of issues impacting theyou saw some of it on last night's "60 minutes" including his views on the war in gaza, migrants, and same-sex couples. tonight we will have much more with the pope in a one-hour special including one topic he has been very outspoken about, climate change. how worried are you about climate change? >> unfortunately, we have gotten to a point of no return. it's sad, but that's what it is. global warming is a serious problem. climate change at this moment is a road to death, a road to death. and it is an artificial climate change, no? something provoked, not the normal climate change, right? >> norah: you have placed blame on wealthy countries. >> in great measure, yes, because they are the ones that have more of an economy and an energy based on fossil fuels that are creating the situation, right? they are the countries that can make the most difference given their industry and all, aren't they? but it is very difficult to create an awareness of this. they hold the conference, everyone i

tonight, a preview of norah o'donnell's one-of-a-kind interview with pope francis on this sunday's "60utes." the head of the catholic church shares his views on a range of issues, including a big shift under his leadership. >> norah: last year, you decided to allow catholic priests to bless same-sex couples. that's a big change. why? >> interpreter: no, what i allowed was not to bless the union. that cannot be done because that is not the sacrament. i cannot. the lord made it that way. but to bless each person, yes. the blessing is for everyone. for everyone. to bless a homosexual type union, however, goes against the given rite, against the law of the church. but to bless each person? why not? the blessing is for all. some people were scandalized by this, but why? everyone, everyone. >> norah: you have said "who am i to judge? homosexuality is not a crime." >> interpreter: no, it's a human fact. >> maurice: and you can watch norah's interview with pope francis on this sunday's "60 minutes," followed by a prime-time special on monday right here on cbs. don't miss it. a man convicted of

pope francis is presiding over the event.pope is a long standing advocate for climate action, and he says it is an issue that should be tackled globally before the governor left, he shared plans to discuss steps. california has taken to fight the climate crisis, and he is expected to stay in italy until friday. bad news you make it to your destination while flying, but your baggage does not. here's good news the airline might pay you for your missing essentials if you ask, i'm consumer investigator chris chmura. i'll show you how next. and if you're going to be traveling this week, depending on where you're headed weather wise, should be calm. beautiful shot right now of downtown san jose. what are our temperatures looking like in the upcoming days? and of course, okay, so here's the deal. if an airline loses your luggage, you're not necessarily on the hook for your expenses. your airline likely will pay you for essentials, but only if you ask. consumer investigator chris chmura shows us how. the feds airline watchdog recentl

. >>> tonight a preview of norah o'donnell's one of a kind interview with pope francis on this sunday's "60 minutes," the head of the catholic church shares his views on a range of issues, including a big shift under his leadership. >> last year, you decided to allow catholic priests to bless same-sex couples. that's a big change. why? >> translator: no. what i allowed was not to bless the union. that cannot be done because that is not the sacrament. i cannot. the lord made it that way. but to bless each person, yes. the blessing is for everyone, for everyone. to bless a homosexual-type union, however, goes against the given right, against the law of the church. but to bless each person, why not? the blessing is for all. some people were scandalized by this, but why? everyone, everyone. >> you have said, who am i to judge? homosexuality is not a crime. >> translator: no, it's a human fact. >> and you can watch norah's interview with pope francis on this sunday's "60 minutes" followed by a prime time special on monday right here on cbs. don't miss it. >>> a man convicted of killing a bla

pope francis is hosting a three day vatican climate summit and, along with governor newsom, there are regional government leaders and climate experts from around the world. today's session is focused on mayors and governors on how they're dealing with climate change. >> the huts are getting a lot hotter, the dries are getting a lot drier, the wets are getting a lot wetter. the extremes, not just extremes, mother nature extremes in our politics as well, and it marks the moment in many respects. we're in how do we together address those extremes? >> this moment, as part of his trip to italy, the governor will also visit the city of bologna to talk about a new climate partnership with northern italy. well, happening today, people across the bay and beyond are joining a nationwide celebration promoting bikes as a way to commute. we used to call this bike to work day, but now the annual event is called bike to wherever day, a change that reflects the fact that many people's work and commute habits have shifted since the pandemic started. several cities around the bay area have events plann

well , it is also interesting whether pope francis will be there, or whether he will invite someone hereand there, because he repeatedly emphasized before that that russia should be present at any conference on finding ways to peacefully resolve the war in ukraine. there is no answer from the vatican yet, really. i personally would like one of them to come. we fly through atlantic ocean. ukraine needs to be helped to win, because otherwise american troops may still end up on ukrainian territory. hakeem jeffries, the leader of the democratic minority in the house of representatives of the us congress, said this on the air of the american tv channel cbs news. according to him , russian dictator vladimir putin is not going. to stop in ukraine, congressman jeffries is convinced that putin dreams of reviving the soviet union and only then threatening nato member countries. therefore, logically, logically , he asks a question, to which he immediately answers answer: should we believe that against the background of such consistent aggression, if we allow putin to succeed in ukraine, he will sto

finally, some great pictures of pope francis. look at this. the nuns, who rarely leave their convents, were released for the special occasion, and took the opportunity to touch the pope's hands and kiss his crucifix. after the encounter, pope francis joked that "even cloistered nuns do not lose joy". ido i do think that he has a rather startled look on his face there, as he is taken by those nuns and kissing his crew to crucifix, some lovely pictures, stay with us, the news headlines are on the way for you. good afternoon, still some dry weather but some complications. we are seeing some storm development and a week when the front of the north—west as well. the storms will bring the majority of the rainfall throughout the rest of this afternoon and this evening. slow moving because there is little wind to move them on so the possibility of flooding and there is a warning out for it, you can find more detail on the website. most likely those storms across the south—west and wales but also the central highlands, the south—west of s

pope francis also congratulated orthodox christians on holy easter.ished the faithful a happy holiday. the lithuanian authorities provide support, including financial support, to military formations on their territory that aim to overthrow the legitimate government in belarus. military formation. the head of the kgb of belarus, ivan tertel, previously stated that in lithuania, poland and ukraine there are about 50 foreign foundations that finance both the promotion of soft power policies in relation to our country, as well as radical options for changing power in the republic. our security forces prevented a series of drone strikes on targets in minsk and prigorod. according to the kgb , the attacks were planned by combat drones from lithuanian territory. the degree of nato hostility in the belarusian direction is growing. another information attack has begun, so the italian press, citing sources in the leadership of the alliance, writes that nato may intervene in the war in ukraine if belarus is involved in the conflict on the side of russia, or russ

first of all, remember the lord, the most holy universal hierarch, pope francis. his eminence archbishop visvaldas, our god-loving bishops kir yosif, kir andrii, kir vitaly and kir stepan, and grant them here to your churches, so that they may correctly teach the word of your truth in peace, safety, honor, health and longevity. and remember, lord, our most blessed patriarch sviatoslav. and grant it to your holy church, so that it may be in peace, safety, honor, health and longevity correctly taught the word of your truth. and give us the opportunity to glorify and praise your honorable and majestic name, father and son, with a fixed heart. of the holy spirit, now and forever and forever. amen. and may the mercies of the great god and the salvation of our jesus christ be with you all. and with your spirit. remembering all the saints again and again, peace to the lord, let's pray. lord, brought, sanctified, honest gifts to the lord, let us pray, lord, that our god, who loves people, accepting his holy and heavenly and thoughtful altar, as a pleasant spiritual fragra

pope francis then upheld that ruling. in 2016. pe never intended to use a gay slur to express himself and says he is sorry if anyone was offended. >> the san francisco district attorney's office has a new director of its victim services division. mayor london breed and other city leaders announced. ivy lee has been appointed to the role. she's a civil rights attorney and was previously a legislative aide. the victim services division, or vsd, is in charge of supporting and educating crime victims about their rights and the services available to them. >> we need the city, every single department of this city to stand up and put their money and their make their words into actual action. they need to support the people in this room and beyond who are doing the work. >> the vsd held more than 9600 victims of violent crime last year in san francisco. >> vice president kamala harris is scheduled to be in san francisco next week for a fundraiser and conversation. manny's in the city says it plans to host the vice president to talk about t

now, pope francis is hosting this three day vatican climate summit.vernor newsom, there are regional government leaders and climate experts from around the world. now, today's session is focused on mayors and governors and how they're dealing with climate change. >> the hots are getting a lot hotter, the dries are getting a lot drier, the wets are getting a lot wetter. the extremes, not just extremes, mother nature extremes in our politics as well. and it marks the moment in many respects we're in. how do we together address those extremes now? >> as part of his trip to italy, the governor will also go to the city of bologna to talk about a new climate partnership with northern italy. >> the presidential debate schedule is now set. it began with the social media post from president biden challenging donald trump to two debates. trump quickly accepted there will be two one on june 27th, hosted by cnn. the other september 10th on abc. >> biden seemed to be driving this car all day. and i think that you will see republicans questioning they don't like cn

pope francis, the president of sri lanka and the president of north korea also expressed their condolences to the government of iran. the foreign ministers of turkey and jordan had separate phone conversations with the supervisor. ministry of foreign affairs they condoled the martyrdom of the president, minister of foreign affairs and his companions in the helicopter crash. dozens of regional political officials went to the embassies of iran in iraq, pakistan, lebanon, syria, azerbaijan, yemen, turkey and several other countries to express their condolences on the martyrdom of the president, the minister of foreign affairs and other companions and with the nation. iran expressed sympathy. the senate and the vice president of pakistan called the martyrdom of mr. raisi very sad and said that the islamic ummah has lost one of its important leaders. yesterday, more than 50 countries, including russia, china, america, brazil, france, malaysia, japan and venezuela condoled the martyrdom of the president and his companions. the un security council also respects. the president of our country and o

in a private meeting with bishops, pope francis, is alleged to have used a derogatory term for gay peopled we look at the eye—watering price hikes for some premier league tickets now on sale for next season. and coming up on bbc news... two—time wimbledon champion rafa nadal hints he may not play there this year, as he focuses on the paris olympics. hello. rishi sunak is promising to increase the tax—free allowance for pensioners if the conservatives win the general election. he says the policy would mean retirees are £95 better off from the beginning of the next financial year. in a moment, we'll be on the campaign trail with labour and the reform party. but first, harry farley reports on the new conservative pledge and the reaction to it. the prime minister at a pottery factory in stoke—on—trent, painting his offerfor pensioners. under current government plans, the tax threshold are frozen, so as the state pension rises under what is known as the triple lock, more pensioners would be dragged into paying tax. now the prime minister is promising the tax—free allowance will increase for pe

a battalion media save, pope francis used a derogatory term about the people. while in a meeting with bishops, they say he jokingly use the word to repeat his opposition to letting game and train for the priesthood. and the pass code frances has spoken publicly about being respectful toward members of the eligibility to community tornadoes and severe storms in the us have killed more than 20 people across several central and southern states. hundreds of thousands of people were without power, kentucky, oklahoma, arkansas and texas had been the worst hit with some declaring a state of emergency. yours president joe biden spoke with state leaders and offered federal support of the deadly tornadoes spotted in this guy. after the series of probable stones swept over the central and southern us, they have left a trail of destroyed homes and businesses and caused followed all the ages. i was coming home, i was eating at a restaurant and i out of nowhere. my mom called me back and then i don't know where i'm on the screen. i'm dying like everything's moving like the w

virgin mary and weeping. madonna's bishop's will now are now to refer reports of these events to pope francis for validation. the president of georgia has again criticized a controversial for an influence law that critics describe as a threat to free speech legislation which was passed by parliament requires media and other organizations to register as foreign agents. they receive more than 20 percent of their funding from abroad. that is the w, as maria caught the mazda reports from the georgia capitol publicity on who is behind the new law, and why it's opponents are so concerned of the time since run high. as a georgian parliament boiling over to seconds after the government adults, the foreign agents bill protest as a furious and refuse to back down opponents of the law say the ruling party is putting georgia away from europe and closer to russia. and critics say that all the golf and found out there within georgia, dream parties between native and she really who made his fortune in russia is behind the shifting of a man of seemingly unlimited power and fabulous wealth. his message is cle

pope francis has warned that the selfishness of consumerism and individualism has made people lonely and unhappy today. europe's fertility rate in the last decade has been around 1.5 births per couple, which is much lower than the 2.10 to maintain the population level. is considered. therefore. the report of the national institute of statistics of italy also recorded the lowest birth rate last year. turkey fined the american company meta for not complying with the country's laws. in 2020, the turkish parliament approved a law to control and organize foreign social networks, including facebook, whatsapp and instagram. a law that can fine the wrongdoers up to millions of dollars, or if you do not. technical protection and advertising from meta's affiliated networks such as facebook, whatsapp, instagram and youtube. a fine for the american company meta due to the lack of necessary technical measures to prevent from processing users' personal information, sharing this information between facebook, whatsapp and instagram networks, as well as preventing internal competitors from entering t

pope francis was horrified by the trend that he himself created. a closed meeting with italian bishops, he complained that theological seminaries had become a breeding ground for same-sex debauchery, as the newspaper writes. republic pope called gays an extremely politically incorrect slang word and, apparently , offended someone present. the newspaper corera dela specifies that the pontiff most likely he didn’t mean it at all, he’s just argentinean, italian is not his native language, so he broke out. one way or another, this does not at all fit with the image of francis , known for his loyal attitude towards sexual minorities. last year he officially allowed catholic priests to bless same-sex couples. how should applicants be screened? the path to rank is closed. it is not clear, however, who and the federal part of the news is moving on to the regional one. my colleagues in our branches are currently preparing to go on air with the main news from your regions. and now we have the opportunity to find out what news viewers outside the moscow metro

. >> next sunday on "60 minutes," pope francis. articularly appropriate this mother's day, norah asked about women's role in the catholic church. francis' answer came complete with a touch of his signature papal humor. >> translator: the church is a mother. and women in the church are the ones who help foster that motherliness. don't forget that the one who is never abandon jesus were the women. the men all fled. >> the night after our story, cbs news will air a one-hour prime-time special with pope francis. i'm cecelia vega. we'll be back next week with another edition of "60 minutes." [dog whimpers] [thinking] why always the couch? does he need to go to puppy school? get his little puppy diploma? how much have i been spending on this little guy? when your questions about life turn into questions about money... there's erica. the virtual financial assistant to help you spend, save, and plan smarter. only from bank of america. did i read this? adid i get eggs?. where are my keys? memory and thinking issues keep piling up? it may be

as he espouses to be i do think this is prompting a lot of looks at the catholic church. >> pope frantic francis has also said the greatest vocation is women is to be mothers. and you'll have people who point at that. so what do you think when you look at that statement from the pope well i think you know, he he takes mary as the model and he, he speaks up the church as a woman. >> so i think he tries to extol the feminine and just say that the mother of christ and the church as woman, that it's an important role. >> but if you can also find, quote it's a francis where he says, and i think this is a direct crow quote that women should express their skills in every sphere and not just the family. so he doesn't believe it's simply about being mothers and wives and it's obvious through his actions that he doesn't believe that you don't want to denigrate motherhood obviously, it's important and it's a vocation. but i think francis is really trying to push against the idea that women are second-class citizens in the church, and that they have a place and certainly a place in society. and as a have be

. >> well as long as you don't have that jacket on and the guardian now with pope francis being accusedted patriarchal attitudes to women. well, yeah, he's the pope. paul >> he's doing what he's paid to do.pope >> he's doing what he's paid to do. pope francis allegedly tells a group of priests. gossip is a women's thing . now, the guardian women's thing. now, the guardian have missed the irony of their headune have missed the irony of their headline here because they're saying he allegedly said it and then goes on to talk about gossip. but anyway, pope francis is alleged to have told a group of young priests that gossip is a women's thing, and the 87 year old pontiff is reported to have advised that against bayard mouthing in parishes and congregations before allegedly saying gossip is a woman's thing. he alleged to have added we wear the trousers, we have to say things now. well, they don't wear trousers. bazball this is the whole point. and, you know, they carry them, don't they? they look up the dress, don't they, to make sure that they are a boy person. but if, if you, you know, if

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pope francis being asked about conservative bishops. >> there are conservative bishops in the united that oppose your new efforts to revisit teachings and traditions. how do you address that criticism? >> the use the owchar to conservative and conservative is one who clings to some think and does not want to see beyond that and it is a suicidal attitude. >> a lot of conservative bishops are not happy. >> pope francis is on the record as saying he hates american catholic conservatives as we are a thorn in his side and said he can't shut things down like a traditional latin mass so i wasn't surprised at all to hear him call us having suicidal thoughts because we don't want to keep doing it the way it was but he redeemed himself said he didn't want women to be allowed to be deacons so is not all bad anymore. >> trace: there was a funny part in that we don't have time one of america's best writers the book in paperback domestic extremists put it back on top on amazon. thank you for coming. >> trace: a judge in tennessee block the scheduling auction of the iconic home of elvis presley sup

homes were destroyed and hundreds of thousands of people faced power outages. italian media, se pope francis used a derogatory term about, gave people while in a meeting with bishops. they say he jokingly use the word to repeat his opposition to let him d man train for the priesthood. in the past, po francis has spoken publicly about being respectful toward the eligibility to community and french president and monument. my call is in germany on the 1st state visit by a french leader in 24 years. he used the opportunity to address not only germans, but all europeans in a speech and drugs, tennessee warrens that europe's future could be at stake, pointing to the war and ukraine ends. the rise of the far right. the french president of monitoring my call deliberately left his diplomatic comfort zone. on the 2nd day of his visit to germany along side german president, frank valdez stein my 1st. he commemorated the $6000000.00 dues killed in the whole, the cost of the country central memorial. in berlin, then he ventured into the hotline to the fall, right? if the party less than 2 weeks out from

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pope francis warned. selfishness, consumerism and individualism have made people lonely and unhappy today. according to statistics, the fertility rate in europe in the last decade was about one and a half births per woman, which is much lower than the 2.1 fertility rate to maintain the world population. according to the report of the italian national institute of statistics, this country recorded the lowest birth rate last year. creation of the ministry of home affairs to prevent the decrease in the birth rate in south korea with the aim of preventing population aging. to encourage families to have children, the south korean government has provided billions of dollars in cash subsidies for childcare services and support for infertility treatment. due to the lowest birth rate in the world, the government of south korea announced a state of national emergency and the plan to establish a new ministry to overcome the population decline crisis. unfortunately, according to statistics, there is an average of les

that is how pope francis describes the state of the world during an historic interview with cbs news s is the first time a pope has given in-depth one-on-one interview to the u.s. broadcast network. norah o'donnell, anchor and managing editor of the cbs evening news that down with all the father to discuss a range of issues , from the war in the middle east in ukraine, to the plight of migrants in the u.s. and abroad. >> when you look at the world, what gives you hope? >> translator: everything. you see tragedies , but you also see so many beautiful sightings. >> the pope also addresses controversies the church has faced in the past. and the steps that he is taken to bring the traditional institution into the modern era. you can watch an extended version of the interview with pope francis on 60 minutes right here on kpix. >>> pollution in the bay is not something many of us think about every day. the health of our bay water is concerning enough that it is prompted the federal government to take legal action. this month, the environmental protection agency and the state of california s

pope francis then upheld that ruling in 2016. e never intended to use a gay slur to express himself, and says he is sorry if anyone was offended. >> governor newsom and public school teachers reached a deal to avoid steep cuts to education funding in his budget proposal. coming up, how they were ble to accomplish that a military aircraft crashed today in a field south of the albuquerque international sunport. the pilot was sent to the hospital with serious injuries. the other two victims were hit by debris. >> that dispatch went out just prior to 2 p.m. county was the first units arriving on scene. identified what? they had initiated a fire attack in the search, there was a pilot that that did escape the aircraft prior to it crashing, they started the search for that, again, fire, suppression efforts began and more units started arriving on scene, albuquerque sent a full dispatch. so several pumpers rescues, and squads, both the faa and the kirtland air force base are now investigating that crash. >> shareholders with new york bas

an italian teenage computer whiz is set to become the first saint of the millennial generation pope francis him, who died of leukemia in 2006 he was the youngest contemporary person to be bedatified by pope francis in 2020. >> amazing they asked his mom, did you know growing up that you were raising a saint? she said, he was like every other kid. >> not so much a saint >> by the way, my friend's daughter went down to belize, came back and bullets were in her luggage. they have no idea what happened. >> whoa! crazy stuff. see you in half hour >>> still ahead, data centers across the country are expected to use more than three times as much power compared with last year, but are america's utilities prepared to handle the surge in demand? after the break, we'll ask duke energy's ceo how they're getting ready for the new normal back after this. champion iron offers a rare solution to decarbonize the steel industry. which represents up to 10% of global emissions. the company recently doubled production capacity at its mine in eastern canada. it is now investing to produce one of the world's pure

coming up tonight on "60 minutes," nora o'donnell's exclusive interview with pope francis.'m nancy chen in new york. thank you for watchin. good night. >>> now at 6:00, a gun from a northern california sheriff's office used to kill a young man thousands of miles away. our investigation into how it could happen. >>> luckily i grew out of it, but there are some people not as lucky. >> he's one of the top football recruits in the country, and now he's on a mission to help kids struggling with a condition that could have kept him from playing high-level sports. >>> firefighters are a life saving hero. turns out so are high school students. especially ones that will design life saving gear. we'll have their story. >>> it's almost more parade than a race now. a look at some of the most colorful costumes from this year's beta breakers. >>> live in san francisco, i'm brian hackney. >> i'm andrea nakano. we begin in danville where young kids participated in a skills camp this morning created by the local high school football super star. >> one in 26 people will develop epilepsy at s

. >> as i look at that and make that assessment, it would be nelson mandela and then pope francis. time magazine chose him as the person of the year because he is in the center of all the major conversations of our time. conversations about wealth and poverty, fairness and justice, transparency and technology, globalization. the nature of marriage, the temptations of power. here is a man that comes along, doesn't have weapons of mass destruction or that kind of power in the sense but he has power, every time he tweets, the world looks at it. he has that kind of influence. >> and what is your sense, are you optimistic that he will move positively on all those issues? >> i am very hopeful. i think that some of the theology and philosophy will be a challenge, but it seems like he is the kind of person who wants to be engaged and involved and be at the center of addressing that. he sees the church, as he puts the emphasis on poverty, he sees the church out there, dirty, bruised and hurting in the world instead of behind comfortable walls. i think he might be the one who breaks down som

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now, pope francis has upheld that vatican ruling back, which goes back to 2005, that says that gay men should not be admitted to the priesthood. and in this meeting, the pope reported lead said no to gay men being allowed to train for the priesthood, allegedly, he said that there's a danger that they could live a double life if there are gay men in the seminaries, it should be stated though, that when the pope made this slur, which was effect effectively to say that there's too much of a gay climate in the seminaries that he wasn't fully aware of the offensive nature of the term. he was speaking in italian. of course, the pope's mother tongue is spanish, and he has made mistakes in italian in the past. nevertheless, if the pope was two who have intentionally made this homophobic slur, then it would undercut the pope's attempts to be more welcoming to lgbtq plus catholics. and that's something that he has tried to do throughout his pontificate in 2013, he famously said, who am i to judge, when asked about that's gay priests. he a few months ago open the possibility of blessings for same

appreciate it pleasure the vatican has yet to respond to reports the pope francis used an anti gay slurn a recent meeting with italian bishops two italian newspapers reported on the may 20th closed-door meeting in which the pope allegedly said, gay men should not be allowed to train for the priesthood. one paper says the 87 year-old pope, who speaks italian as a second language, may not have realized how offensive his comments he was. pope francis has demonstrated a more welcoming approach to lgbtq plus catholics, including the possibility that priests could bless same-sex couples tributes are pouring in for one of the true giants of basketball hall of fame player turn broadcaster bill walton died monday of cancer the towering red haired lead ucla to national championships. in 1972 and 73. he was an outspoken activist against the vietnam war and was even arrested at a campus protests in 1972 walton went on to win nba championships with two team the portland trail blazers and the boston celtics. he was named the league's most valuable player in 1978 a series of injuries derailed his care