. >>> a hopeful update on the condition of pope francis tonight.are at the vatican. >>> spring break underway in miami beach, along with new measures to prevent violence. a plan to keep crowds under control this year. >>> hollywood gets ready for the oscars as film industry workers recover from the devastating ellie fires. >>> and there's good news tonight. about the life-saving power of baseball and friendship. >>mpted this mass evacuation and mass panic at the dallas convention center. >>> we begin tonight with a scary afternoon in dallas, where a national cheerleading competition turned into a frantic scene. police say an incident prompted this mass evacuation and mass panic at the dallas convention center. video showing girls in their chair uniforms sprinting to get away, the rush leading to a massive emergency response. dallas police later confirming there was no active shooter threat, and saying a fight between just two people caused all of this commotion priscilla thompson reports tonight from dallas. >> tonight, a chaotic scene in dallas at

crisis, though they tell us he had a quiet night and he's resting, but this is the second time pope francisuffered some sort of medical crisis in the span of about a week or so. and the pope was helped with a mask that covered his nose and mouth and breathing normally and in good spirits and pope francis experienced a bronco 135678 and the area that connects the windpipe to thelings tightened in the pope's case and led to vomiting with inhalation and pope francis remained alert and the pope spent 15 nights at the hospital in rome where catholics continue to show up and pray more the pope's full recovery. >> we're one with the pope in this situation. we come here to pray for him and as we believe that we cannot see it in his suffering and we are seeing them with age. reporter: he's not out of danger just yet and his recovery remains very touch and go. we're hoping to get another update a few hours are now when the vatican releases that around 7:00 local, 1:00 eastern. back to you all. rachel: thank you. we're going to turn to headlines. quinn terrific row pleading -- one of 29 cartel members

medical crisis in the span of about a week and this latest episode, the vatican is saying that pope francisved ventilation, a mask that went over his nose and mouth to help him breathe. the vatican saying he's now breathing normally. he suffered a broncospasm and in the pope's case, with vomiting and inhalation. and he cooperated with doctors. pope francis now spent 15 nights in the hospital in rome where catholics continue to show up and pray for the appropope's recovery. >> and we want to pray, and only for the prayer to heal. >> now, given the pope's older age, 88 years old, and his past respiratory problems, his recovery remains touch and go. we're expecting another update in a few hours, 7:00 local time, 1:00 eastern, molly. molly: there's a whole globe praying for the pope. thank you for the update. and for more fox news contributor jonathan morris. thank you for joining us, we appreciate it. your thoughts as i mentioned the whole world praying for the pope now, hoping for a recovery, but he's really struggling right now. >> he is. and this is eerily similar to the last weeks and mont

now, previously pope francis had experienced what is known as a broncho spasm. mit. pope francis received non-invasive ventilation, basically a mask that covered his nose and mouth, to help with his breathing. today the vatican says the pope doesn't have a fever, and his white blood cell count isn't elevated, and they haven't seen any if sort of signs of a repeat of the spasms. he'll be spending his 16th night at gemelli hospital in rome, and that is where the faithful have continued to gather each night if pulling for the pope's recovery. >> we want to pray for pope because we know pope now is sick is. so only the prayer we can, we hope focus the heal that. so we need pope. >> reporter: now, the pope has four experienced two of these medical crises in the span of about a week, and just given his age -- 88 years old -- and his past respiratory issues, the vatican saying his recovery is still very much touch and go. jon? jeff: -- jon: jeff paul, thank you. the murdoch children's research institute is rolling out a new model that could transform how peanut allergie

pope francis received non-invasive ventilation at the time, basically a mask that covered his pose andwith his breathing. the vatican says the pope doesn't have a fever, and his white blood cell count isn't elevated, his blood flow is normal, he is eating, and will there haven't been any further spasms. he'll be with spending his 16th night if at gemelli hospital in rome, and it is a where the faithful have continued to gather. >> we want to pray for pope because with we know pope now is sick. so is only the prayer, we hope that he is healed. we need pope. >> reporter: now, yesterday that was the second medical crisis that pope francis is has experienced within just a week's time. and just given his age and his past respiratory issues, he's clearly not out of danger just yet. griff? griff: keeping our prayers up for pope francis is. jeff paul live for us in rome, thank you. ♪ ♪ griff: hamas if rejecting israel's formulation of extending the first phase of the ceasefire in gaza on the day the first stage of the deal was set to expire. currently, there are no talks for a second ceasefire

>> reporter: david, this is a setback for pope francis. the vatican telling us early this afternoon, the pope had a coughing fit, and during that fit, he vomited and inhaled some of it. all of that triggering that sudden worsening of his respiratory condition. so doctors quickly moved to clear his lungs of some of that material. and they put the pope on noninvasive mechanical ventilation. that's a mask on the face. the pope was not intubated. his doctors say francis responded well to that treatment and that he was alert and cooperative throughout. francis is breathing better now, but his doctors say that the next 24 to 48 hours will be crucial. the pope, we are told, remains in danger. david? >> david: terry moran live at the vatican tracking the developments for us. terry, thank you. >>> back here in the u.s. tonight, the newest federal workers cut involve meteorologists and scientists at noaa, the federal agency that includes the national weather service. hundreds of workers already laid off. they're bracing for more. at least 10% of the

vance is responding to pope francis disapproval over the trump administration's plans for mass deportations. earlier this month, the pope sent a letter to u.s. bishops saying deportation deprives people of their dignity and will end badly. today, the vp spoke at the national catholic prayer breakfast in washington. he led a prayer for the pope, who was hospitalized with pneumonia. but then he said he's surprised by the pope's criticism. he also warned americans not to focus on all the comments that come out of the catholic church. a shower of glass in new york city today, after two window washers smashed into the side of a building. take a look. the two window washers, way up high, were cleaning outside the 78th floor of this manhattan building. suddenly, their scaffolding was taken by the wind, twisting and turning over the streets below. eventually, the scaffolding smashed into that apartment window, sending glass flying into the air. firefighters were able to rescue those workers. paramedics took them both to the hospital. they are okay. the incident is now under investigation. yikes. th

outside of the hospital where the pope is undergoing treatment. >> vatican officials say pope francise condition after he had a restful night. this latest update comes after an alarming setback friday, with the pope suffering from an isolated respiratory crisis, which then led to him inhaling vomit. now he's alternating between a breathing mask and high flow oxygen therapy. >> we want to pray for pope because we know pope now is sick. so only the prayer we can. we hope pope is heal. so all over the world we need pope. >> all on saturday, hundreds of employees from rome's gemelli hospital prayed for the pope's recovery at a mass in saint peter's basilica. >> preghiera. >> this is also why we have never lost hope that the pontiff will be able to overcome this difficult moment and resume fully and with all the necessary energy, his high apostolic ministry. >> pope francis was originally supposed to speak to the jubilee audience saturday, but it was canceled after his health decline. still, health care workers joined in unity, renewing statements of hope. >> the atmosphere at the hospital

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sunday, march 2nd live on abc and hulu. >> breaking news pope francis health taking a sudden turn for the worse after days of the vatican reporting. the pope resting in stable condition, we are learning that he is now breathing with a machine. he suffered a sudden respiratory episode. his condition, they said, was further complicated by vomiting, some of which had been inhaled. that's why the the breathing helped. the 88 year old pope has been hospitalized since february 14th. the vatican says he's not out of danger, but that he is, quote, alert and oriented. of course, prayers for him. thanks for watching. the source

in developing news, the vatican says pope francis remains in stable condition after a setback to his recovery. the pontiff suffered a respiratory attack known as bronchospasm friday. officials say since then he has had no further problems. he does not have a fever and is alternating between mechanical ventilation and high flow oxygen therapy. the vatican says pope francis continues to be alert and oriented, receiving eucharist, then dedicating himself to prayer. sad news from the music industry today. grammy nominated rhythm and blues artist angie stone has died. her longtime publicist says she was killed in a car crash in montgomery, alabama. it's unclear what caused the crash. stone was best known for hits like no more rain and wish i didn't miss you. she has performed many times in the bay area, and had three nights scheduled next month at yoshi's in oakland. stone was 63 years old. yet another scare in the sky. what forced a plane to turn around this morning and have an emergency landing shortly after takeoff? also, san francisco's newest park is coming to the great highway, and

cnn's christopher lam is in rome, where sources noted pope francis is actually able to walk as well. hristopher. >> that's right. federica. tonight, a positive update on the pope's health from the vatican, emphasizing he's remained in a stable condition. now, of course, on friday, we've been told that there had been a respiratory crisis and the pope had needed additional oxygen therapy for that. and of course, it's not the only respiratory crisis the pope has had since his hospitalization. but today we were told that the pope is without a fever, that the blood tests are positive in terms of whether the pope has an infection or not. it suggests he doesn't have infections. um, but he is still on high flow oxygen and receiving oxygen through a mask which is attached to a machine. so the prognosis for the pope remains, in the vatican's words, guarded, i.e., it is too soon to tell what the prognosis is. the pope is 88 years old, and he's been in the gemelli hospital in rome for 16 days now. that's the longest time that he's spent in hospital during his pontificate. and clearly there's ther

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. >> developing news the vatican says pope francis remains stable this morning after a setback in his recovery. the pope suffered a respiratory attack known as a bronchospasm on friday. officials say since then, he's had no further problems. he does not have a fever and is alternating between mechanical ventilation and high flow oxygen therapy. the vatican says pope francis continues to be alert and oriented, and he rested comfortably overnight. developing news the u.k, france and ukraine all agreed to work on a ceasefire plan for russia's war in ukraine. country leaders came together at the london ukraine summit this morning to discuss how to stop all the fighting. it comes after that heated white house meeting between president trump and ukrainian president zelensky. the 19 group of leaders will create a peace agreement before presenting it to the u.s. for approval. meanwhile, a bird strike is now being blamed for a fiery midair emergency landing involving a fedex cargo plane. take a look. this plane had to make an emergency landing in new jersey after the bird strike caused an engi

there are new details this morning about pope francis's health with the vatican is sharing about the pope's condition after he had to be placed on a breathing machine on friday. >> an initial interrogation was conducted of mr. hackman's pacemaker. this revealed that his last event was recorded on february 17th, 2025. >> and this mysterious case of the death of gene hackman and his wife. we're getting some new details that hackman may have been dead for several days before it was found. what they discovered during a search of his home, and why they are there in the first place. and as thousands more federal workers are set to be laid off, sources tell cnn russia and china are now attempting to recruit disgruntled federal employees. we'll get into that. coming up on cnn this morning. but we're starting with these relations between the united states and ukraine. they're in uncharted territory this morning, of course, after that dramatic oval office clash between ukraine's president zelenskyy, president trump and vice president vance. western allies quickly took ukraine's side, weakening

jeff paul at vatican with the latest on pope francis, jeff. the physical therapy and the pope experienced a bronchospasm that is an area with the windpipe and lungs tightened and the pope led to slam iting with inhalation and he sleeved it's 23409 elevated and glad blood flow and eating and no further bronchospasms and 16th night in roam and that's where the -- rome and the faithful gathering to pull for his recovery. >> the pope is sick and only the prior we hope to heal. jot movie star is joining the recall effort against the governor over the la wild fires and that burned down gibson's home. >> you deserve better and our fire fighters deserve better and the people that love everything deserve better. time for accountability and leadership that doesn't wait until it's too late. >> there was a field day calling out the self-promotion and state suffers crisis after crisis. >> he's trash like he's -- i hate him. i just think he's everything that you think of when you think of like a slick politician that you need a cold shower after talking wit

course, on friday, we're told that the by the vatican that the pope had had this bronchial spasm that had led to an advance oxygen therapy for francis. today things are calmer. vatican sources saying that the pope's able to move around, that he had 20 minutes in the chapel, that he's in good spirits. so all of these positive signs and developments, however, the pope is still on high flow oxygen, alternating between that and oxygen through a mask which is connected up to a machine. so the prognosis for the pope remains guarded. we're told by the vatican that means it's still too soon to tell. so there is still a lot of concern for the pope. he's 88 years old. he has pneumonia in both lungs. he's been in the hospital now for 16 days. he won't be leading the angelus prayer on sunday. uh, tomorrow, for the third sunday in a row. um, another sign of just how serious this health situation is. um, in the vatican, there is concern and worry, and people have been gathering each night to pray for the pope in saint peter's square or in the basilica. tonight they were in the basilica to pray for the pope. they're also gathering up at the hospit

>> reporter: laura, well, i can tell you that pope francis was up this morning. he was drinking coffee, reading his newspapers after a peaceful night following that frightening setback in his recovery from double pneumonia. a vatican source says the situation is still complex and the prognosis is guarded, but today and tomorrow are really crucial, as doctors look to see how the pope responds to this latest incident. what happened is the vatican said the pope had a bronco spasm. think of a coughing fit or an as he vomited and they put him a noninvasive breathing machine and doctors i spoke to in the u.s. say it's probably similar to a pap machine that pumps oxygen directly into the mouth and nose of the patient to help them breathe. as we look at this, we can see the pope was alert, we are told, cooperative withdoctors. but all of that just made people here very, very concerned and intensified the prayer that has gone up from st. peter's square every night at a rosary service and around the world. laura? >> this is obviously beginning his third week in the hospita

pope francis health taking a sudden turn for the worse after days of the vatican reporting. pope resting and in stable condition, we are learning that he is now breathing with a machine. he suffered a sudden respiratory episode. his condition, they said, was further complicated by vomiting, some of which had been inhaled. that's why the the breathing helped. the 88 year old pope has been hospitalized since february 14th. the vatican says he is not out of danger, but that he is, quote, alert and oriented. the diplomatic fireworks, a contentious ten minutes that abruptly ended an oval office meeting between president trump and zelenskyy. what does it mean for ongoing u.s. support for ukraine? while russia cheers zelenskyy's treatment at the white house by president trump and vice president vance as america's allies are left reeling from the historic breakdown and later. more breaking news involving new details in the mystery surrounding the deaths of film icon gene hackman, his wife and one of their dogs. good evening to you. i'm jim sciutto in tonight for anderson. we begin to

cnn's christopher lam has an update. >> well, jessica, a positive update from the vatican on pope francis's health. on saturday. the vatican saying that he remains in the stable condition, that he hasn't had any respiratory crises. on saturday. of course, yesterday, friday, we were told that the pope had this bronchial spasm that required advanced oxygen treatment. tonight, the vatican saying the pope's without a fever and that his blood test results are are looking positive. uh, but he is on a mixture of high flow oxygen therapy. and this more advanced treatment, uh, of a use of a mask which is attached to a machine. so the pope still in need of oxygen because he is battling pneumonia in both of his lungs. he's 88 years old, and he has a history of respiratory infections. the vatican sources saying, though, that the pope is able to move around. he spent 20 minutes in the chapel on saturday. so again, all positive signals. yet the pope's health does hang in the balance. uh, he's been in the hospital since february the 14th. 16 days. now, there's a lot of concern and anxiety in the vatican a

a lot of it is a renext of his angeles prayer that he released earlier today, but pope francis is slowlyy crisis appears to be an isolated event about from which he recovered rather quickly. the the vatican, the latest is that he had a good night, he woke up. he had breakfast and continued to read newspapers as always. doctors at gemelli hospital continue to treat the 88-year-old pope for double pneumonia, alternating between two types of oxygen therapy, air through a nose tube and a more intense mechanic mechanic almas ifing. the vat khan says the pope is able to walk with some assistance. today marks the third sunday the pope has not delivered his angeles prayer in person. he released it in writing earlier today where, he thanked doctors and staff for their attentive prayer and the faithful for their prayers saying it is precisely in these moments that we learn even more to trust in the lord. last night the continuing rosary vigil, this time inside if st. peter's basilica because of the rain. while the pope continues to conduct vatican business from the hospital, it hasn't stopped the

the vatican says pope francis is resting this morning after a peaceful night at the hospital.comes a day after the pontiff experienced a medical setback. the vatican said he had a sudden respiratory episode and required noninvasive mechanical ventilation. the issue was complicated by vomiting, some of which he inhaled before medics treated him. for days, people have been gathering at saint peter's square to pray for the pope's health. the 88 year old has been hospitalized for more than two weeks battling double pneumonia. we'll get more now from cnn's barbara, and she joins us live from rome. so, barbara, we got the the usual update. what is the latest, then from the vatican on the pope's health. >> yeah. >> you know, every. morning we get. an update. >> it really sort of a basic update. >> that. >> i think. >> more than anything. >> just confirms that he made it through the night. >> you know, we've. >> got that on their telegram channel, those. evening bulletins where we find out more of the details come from the medical side of things. >> and last night. >> was very alarmin

the vatican says pope francis had a peaceful and restful night's sleep after he had difficulty breathingrompting medical staff to put him on a ventilator. he was alert and oriented the entire time and responded well to treatment. 's prognosis is still guarded, the pope was admitted to the hospital two weeks ago for double pneumonia. donald trump says he is planning to pardon the late baseball legend pete rose but this would be symbolic since rose was never convicted of a crime. rose, who died last year at 83 years old was banned from baseball for life in 1989 after being caught gambling on games as a manager for the cincinnati reds, later admitting into thousand 4 that he had bet on games but only for his own team to win. trump taking to truth social also making the case for all-time hits leader to be finally inducted into the hall of fame. in the car fans are invading st. petersburg, florida ahead of tomorrow app season opener. it is being is being called the world's fastest spring break party. the grand prix kicks off sunday at noon on fox, just like drivers, race fans need to have sta

and, yet, we are told by doctors that the next 24 to 48 hours are going to be crucial for pope franciss they try to see what this crisis might have done, if anything, to that underlying condition. he was already very fragile. the pope, we are told, remains in danger. >> gio: thank you. back at home, a defense attorney for luigi mangione wants to throw out evidence. the killer of a united ceo saying the arrest at a pennsylvania mcdonald's was illegal, arguing mangione was never properly read his rights. he has pled not guilty to forgery and giving a false id to an officer. he also pled not guilty to murder charges in new york, a case, of course, that takes precedence over the case in pennsylvania. >> janai: the race is on to stop the spread of measles. nine states are reporting cases. and the number of cases in texas where an unvaccinated child has died continuing to climb. 22 new cases since tuesday, bringing the total there to 146 with at least 20 people hospitalized. almost all of the cases are in unvaccinated individuals or those with unknown vaccination status. >> gio: and a pennsy

the vatican says pope francis continues to be alert and oriented, receiving eucharist, then dedicatingself to prayer. a bird strike is being blamed for a fiery mid-air emergency for fedex cargo plane. the plane had to make an emergency landing in new jersey after a bird strike caused an engine fire that could be seen from the ground. you can see the video right here. the plane landed at newark liberty international airport. there were no reported injuries, and fire on the cargo plane was contained to the engine. the emergency landing caused air traffic control around the airport to be briefly halted as a precaution. still ahead on abc seven news at 11. a rather private matter done in public. we're asking questions after people get caught in the act at a park. >> i'm spencer christian. we've got a level one storm swinging through the bay area, producing some light rain and showers. i'll have details on that and the accuweather seven day forecast in just a one problem public urination has been banned in san francisco for more than 20 years. but that does not mean that people don't see it

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pope on the eve of ramadan. he said that he was praying for francis's health, describing the pope as a figure not just for catholicsor all believers, a figure he said, for for humanity, a voice for peace and fraternity. so it's not just those in the catholic church concerned about francis, but people across the world. it seems. now we are expecting a further update from the vatican on the pope's health this evening, where we will know more about how his condition is faring. kim. >> all right. so many across the world will be following that update with bated breath. christopher lam in rome, thanks so much. well, next month, the u.s. president, donald trump, will have his annual physical exam, the first of his second term. the president's doctors say he will be examined at walter reed national military medical center. trump is 78 years old. he's the second oldest to serve in office, after former president joe biden. and by the time his term is over, he'll be the oldest president in u.s. history. health officials say there are now 146 cases of measles in western texas. and for the first time in a decade, one person ha

pope francis is said to be resting after spending a peaceful night in hospital.he latest vatican statement came after what was described as a breathing crisis on friday — which saw doctors clearing vomit from his lungs and giving him an oxygen mask to help his breathing. welcome to this week's edition of the media show. and this week we are spending the entire edition hearing from the journalist mehdi hasan, who's built a big profile in the us and elsewhere. in television at channel 4, the bbc, itv and elsewhere, too. in the us, he got his own show on msnbc, one of the major news networks there. and when that show finished, last year he created his own media company, zeteo. and in this edition we're going to hear all about the different i worked on thejonathan dimbleby programme, which ran for several years. you know, there was a tradition of long—form, set—piece sunday political interviews in the uk, which we've kind but i was very lucky to work with jonathan dimbleby. what was called "the document", ros. and this came from the peter jay days, even pre—brian wal

they may be relieved to learn that the pope francis 8 some breakfast drink coffee and reading newspapers. this morning. the vatican said he suffered no further crisis overnight. it also announced that he has no fever, but the vatican also said the pope is still in a guarded condition right now. there you see law enforcement officials having some fun among those making a splash today at the annual polar plunge event. dozens of people braved the cold water temperatures at crown beach in alameda, the event raises money for the northern california special olympics, our own crop or meteorologist kyla grogan help to emcee the polar plunge and a very uniquet costume contest. as you see, she spoke of the organization's president on their mission. >> i i think one of the biggest things we've got our work is that we bring families together and you see it a regional competitions in the summer games. i know you see it there, too. but it's great the ball in with one another. and you know, they travel together. they set a pup tent city advance and it's really to me. it's a social experience for them a

the vatican says pope francis continues to be alert and oriented, and he rested comfortably overnights. is on the brink of its largest active duty troop presence at the southern border in years. the trump administration is sending 3000 more troops to the southern border over the next few weeks. this deployment will bring the total number of troops securing that area to 9000. it's all part of president trump's border policy to crack down on illegal immigration. trump alluded to military action in mexico if they don't secure the border themselves. the secretary of state doubled down, not ruling out u.s. military action. >> preference would be from the department of states perspective. my preference would be that we can work with the mexicans on this issue cooperatively. >> trump has threatened to put 25% tariffs on mexico and canada starting tuesday if they don't agree. both mexico and canada have made efforts by sending 10,000 troops to the border. california's insurance commissioner is looking into why state farm insurance asked to raise its homeowner policy rates by as much as 38% in

pope francis is in stable condition after being placed on a breathing machine friday. the pope had breakfast and read the newspaper this morning following a quiet night in the hospital. cnn's christopher lamb is in rome, where a spokesperson noted the pope is not considered out of danger. however. >> well, fredricka, that's right. the pope is still not out of danger, but a more encouraging update from the vatican tonight on saturday, saying that the pope has remained in a stable condition today, that there are no respiratory crises, as we were told of on friday. and as there have been in the past, during his hospitalization. the vatican saying, though he is still on high flow oxygen and alternating between that high flow oxygen and this breathing device, which we understand is coming through a mask, the oxygen for the pope is coming through a mask attached to a machine. now, the pope has been in hospital now since the 14th of february. it's the longest hospitalization of his pontificate. he has pneumonia in both of his lungs. and he's 88 years old. and really, the last

number six, the vatican says pope francis has suffered a medical setback that has him on a ventilatory're calling it an isolated coughing fit. number seven today, the oakland ballers will be holding their first ever fans fest. it's going to be held at the prescott market in raymond park starting at 11:00. the last dive bar is teaming up with the oakland 68 for this year's event. it will be a lot of fun and the weather sounds like we'll be cooperating. yeah, it will be mostly dry this afternoon before the showers come in this evening. all right. thank you, francis, and thank you all for joining us for abc seven mornings. we'll see you back here at 430 today. have a great day and stay warm. with the perfect chevy to take you anywhere. ♪ with pure power unleashed. ♪ and future-forward technology. ♪ because every mile matters. ♪ and every path leads to new possibilities. or, current chevy owners can get $7,850 total value on this silverado when you trade in an eligible vehicle. chevrolet. together let's drive.

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the vatican says pope francis remains stable after a setback in his recovery.pontiff suffered a respiratory attack known as a bronchospasm on friday. officials say since then, he's had no further problems and he also does not have a fever. he's now alternating between a mechanical ventilation treatment or a high flow oxygen therapy treatment. the vatican says pope francis continues to be alert and oriented, and he rested comfortably overnight. well, the u.s. is on the brink of its largest active duty troop presence at the southern border in years. the trump administration is sending 3000 more troops to the southern border over the next few weeks. this deployment will bring the total number of troops securing that area to 9000. it's all part of president trump's border policy to crack down on illegal immigration. trump alluded to military action in mexico if they don't secure the border themselves. the secretary of state doubled down, not ruling out u.s. military action. >> preference would be from the department of states perspective. my preference would be tha

is pope francis appears to have improved after suffering from respiratory issues friday. ne outside the hospital where the pope is being treated. can see people offering their prayers for the 88 year-old pontiff. the vatican says pope francis ate breakfast, drink coffee and read newspapers yesterday morning. he suffered no further crisis overnight. the vatican also sharing the pope is no fever but remains under close watch. as vacancy rates san francisco continue to skyrocket. the city may soon see some of its buildings get a second life. the board of supervisors on tuesday passed legislation meant to make it easier for developers to turn vacant office space into housing for stephanie rothman. reports. >> cisco city leaders are one step closer to turning vacant office and commercial space. it's a tens of thousands of homes, many of which are located downtown in the financial district and in union square, all part of san francisco supervisor damning saw district who co-sponsor the revitalization bill, their order buildings there, maybe 8 to 12 stories. and he's based on eve

and they're here at the hospital behind me at the gemelli, praying for pope francis. and the pope has released a message, uh, for the sunday angelus that he does each sunday. and it says that he feels in his heart the blessing that is hidden within frailty, because it is precisely in these moments that we learn to trust in the lord. at the same time, i thank god for giving me the opportunity to share in body and spirit the condition of so many sick and suffering people. so a strong message from the pope, um, to show to people that he is, uh, trying to get better, but that he is seeing this time of illness and sickness as a moment to come closer to god. uh, he also says in this message that he feels carried by the prayers of so many people that have shown that they are supporting francis at the moment. it's not just catholics who are praying for francis. we've heard from the imam of the grand mosque of rome, the largest mosque in europe, who says he's praying for the pope, says he sees the pope as a leader of humanity or a voice for humanity, who is a voice for peace an

. >>> pope francis struggles to overcome a life-threatening health crisis, next. ♪ ♪ >> shannon: popeis is resting today as he undergoes treatment for double pneumonia. fox news chief religion correspondent lorne greene is in rome with more. it sounds like he is tweeting as well. >> he is a little bit. a lot of that is a reflection of his angeles that he released earlier today but still slowly improving. friday's respiratory crisis appears to be a rather isolated event from which he recovered rather quickly. the vatican, alaves on the vatican is he had a good night and woke up. he had breakfast and continue to read newspapers as always. doctors at the hospital continue to treat the 88-year-old for double pneumonia alternating between two types of oxygen therapy. air through a nose tube and a more intense mechanical mask. vatican sources say the pope is in good spirits and eating solid food and able to walk with some assistance. today marks the third sunday that the pope has not delivered his angeles prayer in person releasing it in writing earlier today. in it he thanked doctors and s

pope francis had breakfast and read the newspaper following a quiet night. this comes after he was placed on a breathing machine friday for a sudden respiratory episode, complicated by vomiting. cnn's christopher lamb is in rome, where a spokesperson noted the pope is not considered out of the danger. what's happening? >> well, that's right, fredricka. he's not out of danger. and yesterday there was a setback, really, for the pope with this sudden worsening of his respiratory condition. we were told the pope had a bronchial spasm. he vomited and inhaled that vomit, which needed to be aspirated. and then he was hooked up to a breathing device to help ensure that he could breathe better. basically, to have that oxygen that he needed. the pope, of course, is in hospital with pneumonia. he's 88 years old. he's been in the hospital since february the 14th. he's in his 16th day of hospitalization. it's clearly a worrying concerning time at the vatican, but there is hope that the pope will improve. and that yesterday was an isolated incident. we are expecting an up

. >>> a health setback for pope francis, the pontiff suffered a sudden respiratory episode and was putmachine after a coughing fit. the pope is battling double pneumonia. the 88-year-old was putting on a noninvasive intubator and remains conscious and alert. >>> still ahead, we'll hear from a bay area family about their living nightmare. >>> gold bond believes touch says everything. it says... i got you. and i'm never letting go. ever. gold bond. get in touch with irresistibly touchable skin. >>> oakland police say a months long investigation has led to seven arrests. today officers showed up and there were nearly a dozen firearms seized. the weapons and cash were found during a months long investigation into an armed carjacking in east oakland. search warrants were executed all across the bay area. >> seven individuals, three juveniles, were arrested for several violent crimes to include murder, shootings, street armed robberies, burglaries, and escape from a juvenile facility. >> investigators believe the suspects were involved in multiple violent crimes throughout the bay area. the

the vatican today says pope francis had a restful night and is showing signs of slight improvement. prayer vigils continue outside the hospital, where the 88 year old is being treated for pneumonia, according to the vatican. the pope enjoyed a morning cup of coffee and received visits from two senior vatican officials. cnn's christopher lam is in rome. >> well, for the second night, running some encouraging news about pope francis's condition, the vatican on sunday saying he remains in a stable condition and that we're told he received visitors at the gemelli hospital today. now francis is still on high flow oxygen therapy, but he is not. the vatican said, are using oxygen through a machine ventilator. he was on that ventilator after the respiratory crisis of friday, although that ventilation was not invasive. now, francis received on sunday two senior vatican officials, cardinal pietro parolin and archbishop edgar pena parra, at the hospital. the pope has been at the gemelli since february the 14th. it's his 17th day in hospital for the third sunday running. he did not lead the ange

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the vatican says pope francis is improving after a breathing crisis yesterday.say the pontiff drank coffee and read newspapers during breakfast. the vatican also said francis spent several hours today off of a non-invasive ventilator, a sign his lung function is improving. he was put on the ventilator after a coughing fit led him to inhale vomit. today, healthcare workers at the rome hospital where the pope has spent more than two weeks with double pneumonia, made a pilgrimage to st. peter's basilica to pray for the 88-year old pontiff. and, david johansen, the frontman and last surviving member of the 1970's punk band, the new york dolls, has died. the glam-rock group was a forerunner of punk. it made a big cultural impact but was never commerically successful. johansen's greatest commercial success came in a solo career as his lounge-lizard alter ego, buster poindexter. david johansen was 75 years old. still to come on pbs news weekend, with tariffs expected to go into effect on tuesday, we explore last minute efforts to avert them. and, the growing risk of de

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seize the day with zyrtec. >> pope francis had a peaceful night. according to the vatican, and is resting at rome's gemelli hospital. on friday, the pontiff suffered what was called an episode of respiratory difficulty. he required high flow oxygen therapy using noninvasive mechanical ventilation to treat his double pneumonia. on saturday, people gathered at the vatican to pray for the pontiff's continued recovery. his mood and mobility brought encouragement to many. health officials say there are now 146 cases of measles in western texas, and for the first time in a decade, one person has died from measles. cnn's jenn sullivan reports. >> is the measles outbreak worsens in texas? there's growing concerns over public safety. >> we are. seeing a worrying, expanding outbreak of measles. >> in western texas. at least 146 cases of measles have been reported this year, but doctor jennifer shuford says those numbers could be much higher. >> this is actually larger than our confirmed case, and it continues to grow. >> the latest update from state health o

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. >>> tonight, doctors in rome gave an update on the health of pope francis. been in the hospital for over 15 days now. cbs' seth doane is in the italian capital with the very latest. seth, good evening. >> reporter: the pope is stable tonight. he is alert and aware and has not had another spasm of the airways inside his lungs since that respiratory crisis friday afternoon. as the faithful gather here for the sixth night in a row to pray for him, the vatican is not reporting any dramatic changes in his health, noting that francis has been receiving varying amounts of supplemental oxygens in order to keep his levels balanced. there's also good news that he does not have an elevated white blood cell count, which could be a sign of infection. earlier today a vatican source said the pope was able to move around, sit in a chair, drink coffee, and read the newspaper. still, jericka, the vatican is not giving any prognosis, saying things could still go either way in this complex case. >> yeah, a lot of people praying for him. thank you, seth. >>> now to the mysteriou

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. >> now to the vatican where the vatican says pope francis has suffered a setback in his two-week longainst double pneumonia. the positive reportedly requiring non invasive mechanical ventilation after suffering a broad kills 1000 that resulted breathing in vomit. the 88 year olds prognosis remains guarded, but he reportedly responded. well with a good level of gas exchange remaining conscious and alert at all times. >> we're following new details tonight about the death of legendary actor gene hackman and his wife. the cause of death is still a mystery. chip yost says the latest, though, on the investigation. >> hello there. we're outside the santa fe county sheriff's department where a little earlier the sheriff came out and gave an update into the investigation of the deaths of a gene hackman and his wife, betsy arakawa. and they were really 2 big headlines that came out of that news conference. one of the headlines could provide a clue as to when the couple died. that clue courtesy of gene hackman. ys pacemaker. here's some video of the home hackman and our lived in here in santa f

now to the vatican with vatican says pope francis suffered a setback in his two-week long battle against double pneumonia. the pontiff are reportedly requiring non invasive mechanical ventilation after suffering a broad kill spasm that resulted in breathing in vomit. the 88 year olds prognosis remains guarded, but he reportedly responded well, remaining conscious and alert at all times. >> all right. coming up in sports, local college football stars are on fishing for the next level and like pieces of meat out there. sports director scott reese will take director scott reese will take us to the nfl combine. can neuriva support your brain health? mary. janet. hey! eddie. no! fraser. frank. frank. fred. how are you? support up to seven brain health indicators, including memory. when you need to remember, remember neuriva. i'm not happy with the way that pg&e handled the wildfires. yeah. yeah. i totally, totally understand. we're adding a ton of sensors. as soon as something comes in contact with the power line, it'll turn off so that there's not a risk that it's gonna fall to the ground an