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st. peter's square.e at the vatican tonight. >> reporter: tonight cardinals and the faithful gathering in st. peter's square as pope francis spends an 11th day in the hospital. >> my prayer is thy will be done, really. i don't know what to pray for. i hope he's not suffering. >> reporter: the vatican saying the 88-year-old pope showed slight improvement but remains in critical condition after suffering a prolonged as mattic respiratory crisis over the weekend. the pope requiring oxygen and blood transfusions to increase his red blood cells and platelet count. cardinal timothy dolan of new york making headlines suggesting the pope was near death. >> we of the catholic family and so many of our friends and neighbors find ourselves this morning at the bedside of a dying father, as our holy father, pope francis is in very, very fragile health and probably close to death. >> reporter: on sunday, doctors said the pope showed slight signs of decreased kidney function but insists it's under control. as he battle

st. peter's, the faithful flocked to pray the rosary for pope francis.rners of the globe, like rosana alvarado from el paso, texas. >> it is saddening, because he's just been a magnificent, merciful, loving pope and leader for the catholic church, and an example of a leader for the rest of the world. >> francis still has double pneumonia after suffering a prolonged respiratory crisis over the weekend, requiring high flow oxygen and blood transfusions. all of it during the one of the most demanding events of his papacy: the jubilee, a holy year that happens only once every quarter century. packed with dozens of public appearances. >> this is the chair of st. peter. >> yes. >> father enzo fortunato, a close aide to pope francis, showed me the preparations back in november. >> the chair is not for sitting. >> it isn't just for sitting down. >> neither is pope francis, known for his punishing work ethic. and, if he recovers, can an enfeebled 88-year-old pope carry out his jubilee duties? >> it must be a question. >> cbs's vatican consultant, father anthony f

st. peter's square, a rosary for pope francis tonight.n critical condition, the vatican said the 88-year-old leader of the catholic church showed slight improvement. after a weekend of respiratory crisis with double pneumonia and kidney failure, he felt well enough to do his nightly call to the church in gaza. he's on oxygen but levels are reduced. there is no prognosis. >> that usually means we're at a stage that the condition could improve rapidly or the opposite. >> reporter: that drew some american seminarians to st. peter's to pray for the role model. >> he was emphasizing the pastoral aspect of reaching out to people, something i reflect on often, how i can become a better leader. >> reporter: at the white house, president trump and french president macron wished the pope the best. ♪♪ while across the globe, in many different languages, one thought -- >> i pray to god that he comes out of this. i really do. >> reporter: as francis battles double pneumonia, the celebration of the jubilee year in the church goes on, the vatican welcom

st. peter's square a rosary prayed for pope francis tonight. [ speaking in a non-english language ] thoughitical condition the vatican says the 88-year-old leader of the catholic church showed slight improvement. after a weekend of a respiratory crisis with double pneumonia and mild kidney failure the pope felt well enough to resume his nightly call to the catholic church in gaza. he is still on supplemental oxygen, but the levels are reduced. tonight there is no prognosis. >> as a physician that usually means that we are at a stage where his condition could improve rapidly or deteriorate just as rapidly. >> reporter: that uncertainty drew american seminarians jake snyder and j.d. mcewing to st. peter's tonight to pray for the man who is a role model. >> he's really tried to emphasize the pastoral aspect of the priesthood reaching out to people and that's something i reflect on often, how can i beme a better leader. >> reporter: at the white house both president trump and french president macron wished the pope the best. ♪ while across the globe in many different languages -- ♪ one thought

so, you know, the idea that you've had over 200 popes since st. peter's a pretty humbling thing to think about. rachel: yeah. on this rock i hall build my church. we -- i shall build myture temperature we take that that seriously as roman if catholics. people are looking at not just what's going to happen perhaps over the next few hours or days with pope francis is, but also we think about the future of the church because within a few weeks of his passing will be the conclave, has its own implications. charlie: and another sort of humbling thing to think about is every single one of those popes touched the pope before them. and so when you are blessed by the sitting pope, you're blessed by something who was blessed by somebody to who who was blessed by somebody that goes all the a way back to st. peter, all the way back to christ. pretty amaze paing. rachel: sure is. there's a lot of stuff happening in our country as well. feels like a renaissance of sorts, some would say a revolution. charlie: a chainsaul revolution are. rachel: it's the lumberjack era

st. peter's square.the vatican's message to catholics all over the world who have been praying for the pope? >> reporter: that rosary prayer just literally started. i don't know if you can hear the prayers behind me in st. peter's scared. it was called for by the vatican's secretary of state. he called all the cardinals who reside in rome to gather in st. peter's square to say a rosary for the pope. the rosary is a number of prayers and chants. they're not the only ones playing for the pope. all around the world people are gathering in churches to pray for the pope for him to get better soon and return to the vatican. kate, zinhle? >> claudio lavanga on the ground and dr. john torres, thank you both. >>> how would you feel if you got an email from human resources at your company with the subject line -- what did you do last week? >> that's what millions of federal employees found in their inboxes. it came from the office of personnel management. workers were told to list five things they accomplished in

pope francis was unable to deliver the traditional these are the live pictures from st peter's squarettack yesterday — they also said that he had had blood transfusions because of signs of anaemia. this so closely. and certainly that is the case here in rome. up at the the hospital where the pope is being treated, bring flowers and to say prayers for the pope. and to the church. so people here very much holding pope francis in their prayers. of course, they know that he is 88, they know that he is frail, he was frail before this, but i've also heard him described as a 100% pope — a pope who gave and gives absolutely his all to his duties, was taken to hospital on the 14th of february. but certainly the tone of that latest update yesterday catholics worldwide. stay with us here on bbc news. hello. this certainly shaping up this certainly shaping up to a tale of two up to being a tale of two saturday sunny and halves. saturday sunny and quiet but all quiet but unfortunately all change this sunday is wet and windy weather is currently sweeping its way in the sweeping its way in from the

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st. peters square for a rosary prayer. is being led by card until petro pelin and the vatican's secretary of state. the pope spent the last 11 days battling double pneumonia and serious respiratory infection. while he is still breathing on his own is he still receiving oxygen although less today than previous ones. doctors detected a slight kidney insufficiency but added it's no longer concerning and that is coming as a bit of relief for catholics showing up at st. peters square and the hospital pulling for the pope's recovery. >> we are praying. we ukrainians are also praying a lot for the pope because the pope has helped ukraine a lot. we pray that the pope will return, recover, and be well. >> now, the pope is said to be in good spirits. he is also eating. is he alert, and the vatican says he is not in pain, something they have said in previous d days with their updates. but we should mention that his recovery will be a bit touch and go, just given his age and his past respiratory issues. bret? >> bret: jeff paul live i

many people come here to st peter's square to see him recite the angelus prayer at midday on a sundayldn't be expected to, of course, in this condition. they often come for an audience with the pope on wednesday. you know, these kinds of things are not happening. and because it's a jubilee year, there were all sorts more than 100 countries who'd come here to be at this major and the pope was supposed to be there saying mass, many tourists here, of course, too. but those who are catholics are watching closely, he is argentinian, of course, but he has italian roots. so he means something to people here, notjust people who are devout catholics. i think, you know, for a lot of people, you know, they like the pope. so lots of people, not just here in italy, but all over the world, are watching very, very of donbas in the east of the country. if ie if is peace for if you really need me to leave my post, am ready. i my post, iam ready. second, i can this for nato. if §§§*§', 5: iii? a. r;— 215 2:77 is is such a condition? when it comes to the negotiating table. what i want from donald trump

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st. peter's square today for a rosary threat laying.ring is being organized by the vatican secretary of state who is second to the pope. of every 14th pope francis was admitted to the hospital battling double pneumonia in his serious respiratory infection. he is breathing on his own but still receiving some oxygen -- oxygen although less at then previous days. the vatican said doctors detected a slight kidney insufficiency but said it's no longer concerning beer that's coming as a bit of a relief for catholics who have shown up at st. peter's square and the hospital here in rome pulling for his recovery. >> we are praying. we ukrainians are also praying for the pope because the pope has helped ukraine a lot. we pray the pope will return, recover and be well. >> reporter: the vatican also said the pope is in good spirits. we should also mention he has been fully conscious throughout the entire ordeal. martha. >> martha: thank you jeff paul, good news about the pope this evening from rome. let's bring in rick parnell who will be no, she w

st. peter's basilica, but that did not happen. he remains hospitalized. vatican officials tell us he had a peaceful night, he rested, and this morning he is still using nasal canulas to get oxygen to breathe. this is after a long respiratory crisis happened yesterday that necessitated those high flows of oxygen and the discovery that the pope had low blood platelets associated with anemia that made those blood transfusions necessary. as you said, pope francis' condition yesterday was described as critical. we've had no update on that today. we should get some more information this morning. now -- or this evening. now, along with missing mass, pope francis also did not deliver his weekly lled the lle. he did write a letter to the faithful and in it he says, he's carrying on with the treatment and he also thanked all the doctors and health workers who are taking such good care of him. now here at st. peter's and throughout the globe there are prayers going up for pope francis today. as one archbishop put it, they are praying for god to assist him in this ti

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st. peter's square, inviting the public to join with cardinals and other members of the clergy for an eveningy. chris livesay, cbs news, rome. >>> a stunning admission from one of hamas' top officials. mousa abu marzouk, the head of the group's foreign relations office said in an interview with "the new york times" he would not have supported the october 7th attack if he had known of the havoc it would wreak on gaza. hamas issued a statement in response claiming his comments were incorrect and taken out of context. the interview was conducted friday before israel held up the release of hundreds of palestinian prisoners over hamas' staged hostage handover ceremonies, including filming two hostages being forced to watch others get released. hamas is expected to turn over the bodies of four more hostages thursday, but it's unclear if that will happen now. >>> coming up, a '70s hit maker. the lasting legacy of grammy winning singer roberta flack. >>> and the stunning spectacle. a famous waterfall looks like it's on fire, and the protest symbol spotted nearby. fire, an symbol spotted nearby. the t

today, he should have been saying mass here at st peter's, his traditional appearance with the angelusr, up until recently, it looked like it was just a small quite concerning. translation: we're very, very sorry. - we're here, worried for him. the pope's sudden downturn yesterday really shook people here, and they know he's not out of danger. thank you for your company. goodbye for now. hello. they drove some pretty big waves onto the shore of port ellen here in argyll and bute. the centre of low pressure was actually some way through the irish sea. we had gusts of wind quite widely of around 50 to 60mph, but a few stronger gusts, 79mph gusts at capel curig. there were a few gusts elsewhere that reached the 70s over 100mm over the hills of cumbria. until the early part of monday, with the rain heavy enough showers for scotland and northern ireland. it will continue to blow a gale out west. towards the first part of monday morning. so it's a frost—free start to the day. quite mild. we start off, though, with rain still across east anglia and south—east england. slow to pull away here.

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st. peter's square to pray for pope francis as he doubles pneumonia and mild kidney fail injury.te where he remains in critical condition. his blood tests are also stable. they say he was able to get out of bed and eat on his own. he has not had a repeat of the respiratory crisis he had over the weekend. this is the 12th day the pope has spent in the hospital. >>> apple shareholders have voted to keep the company's dei program rejecting calls from conservative think tank. national center for public policy research to back off from its inclusion policies. dei certainly has been coming under scrutiny from the trump administration. and the same group gave a similar proposal to costco, which also rejected it. ceo, tim cook, says apple will continue to create a culture of belonging. the company's most recent diversity and inclusion report found nearly two-thirds of its workers were men and 72% were white or asian. >>> businesses in moss landing are still hurting more than a month after that massive fire at a battery plant. the owner of the enat moss landing and the owner of moss landi

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st. peter's tonight, father enzo fortunato a close aide to pope francis is encouraged by news of the pontiff's the just a couple of brief updates a day. >> the mood at the vatican is very tranquil. >> reporter: tranquility may be the message inside the vatican but he would never know that from outside rome's gemelli hospital, where a hungry media circus devours every word that. out. >> we have little information. >> reporter: fabio marchese ragona is the pope's biographer and a correspondent for italy's mediaset channel tg-5. what is the result of so little information coming out officially? >> it's really hard to work. because with little information, we have many, many rumors. during the night, fake news -- the pope is dead. >> reporter: he believes those rumors are fueled by those who never likes this progressive pope and fanned by skeptics of the institution itself. there's always a suspicion toward the vatican, he told us that they don't tell the truth. at the center, and 88-year-old with a history of respiratory illness and now pneumonia in both lungs as the spiritual leader of the world

st. peter's square, cardinals recited the first of what will be a nightly rosary for pope francis.s fighting double pneumonia and mild kidney failure. the vatican says he's critical but stable. >> maurice: now to the measles outbreak going on in texas. >> john: the state health department reports at least 90 cases so far this year and omar villafranca is in gaines county, texas. and omar, tell us how the measles got out of gaines county, texas. >> reporter: well, the small religious community where it started does interact with the general public, and now this is the biggest measles outbreak in the state in more than 30 years. the hospital behind me has set up a testing site to try to get control of this virus. this outbreak started in an unvaccinated mennonite community here in gaines county. the majority of the cases were children. even though this community is hard to get to, it's not hard for the virus to get out. public health officials say a tested positive traveled more than 400 miles to san marcos and san antonio, visiting two universities and tourist hot spots while infect

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st. peter's tonight, father enzo fortunato a close aide to pope francis is encouraged by news of the pontiff's and just a couple of rief updates a day. >> the mood at the vatican is very tranquil. >> reporter: tranquility may be the message from inside the vatican, but you'd never know that from outside rome's gemelli hospital, where a hungry media circus devours every word. >> we have little information. >> reporter: fabio marchese ragona is the pope's biographer and a correspondent for italy's mediaset channel tg-5. what is the result of so little information coming out officially? >> it's really hard to work. because with >>> good evening, i'm juliette goodrich. san francisco's historic precidio is the latest to be affected by president trump's cuts. >> we are going to fight with everything we've got to protect you and your homes but in this case, it's hard to fight against nothing. >> why some are calling this latest executive order all bark and no bite. >>> and thieves seen breaking into a san jose food store in the middle of the night and it didn't end there. what happened a few minutes

st. peter's square, inviting the public to join with cardinals and other members of the clergy for an eveningy. chris livesay, cbs news, rome. >>> now to a measles outbreak in the united states that's grown to almost 100 cases, primarily affecting unvaccinated children and teenagers in the southwest. texas reporting the worst outbreak, with at least 90 cases so far. that's the biggest outbreak in the state in more than 30 years. new mexico is reporting nine cases. hospitals are opening emergency testing sites, trying to keep this virus under control. measles is highly contagious, and if you're positive up to 90% of people you come into contact with who are not vaccinated or don't have immunity will get sick. >>> coming up next on "cbs news roundup," the man in line to be the new chancellor of germany says it's time for europe to defend itself without the help of the united states. stay with us. when i'm hungry, my stomach hurts. i get sad and scared. i feel all alone. i don't think anybody cares. i want to shut my eyes and disappear. [female narrator] 1 in 5 children in the u.s. can't be sure

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st. peter's square to to st.'s cathedral in new york. >> we are praying for his health and he will be restored. ultimately, it is god's will. >> reporter: a cardinal was somber. >> when he has got such serious difficulties with his bones and his stomach and everything else, we kind of knew it might be time for his to go home. hope not. i love him. hope he is around a little while longer. >> reporter: this is the pope's fourth time in the hospital since 2021. he recovered from a case of pneumonia two years ago. in the past, he said he would consider retiring. more recently, asserted the job of pope is for life. >> the vatican said he was alert saturday and spent the day in an armchair. he was in pain. officials have said his prognosis is guarded. meaning they cannot predict whether he will get better or worse. >>> israel has delayed the release of 620 palestinian prisoners citing concerns about humiliating handover ceremonies for the israeli hostages in gaza. this follows the release of six hostages on saturday wi

st. peters square for the health of pope francis. stu, back to you. . here with me now here in new york is the pastor of st. joseph church in new york city, father gerald murray. father, welcome to the program. good to have you with us today. >> thank you, stuart. stuart: i've got to express a opinion. two major issues which a new pope would have to deal with. my opinion again, the blessing of same sex couples and a married priesthood. where do the majority of american catholics stand on those issues? >> they don't support those ideas and more support for a married priesthood than blessing same sex couples but you've actively identified one of the key factors considered by the cardinals. do they want to continue with pope francis' liberalization? he's the one that introduced blessing same sex couples and giving holy communion to divorced and remarried people and the pope said no to a married clergy and that's not going to be determined but do we want to go on a more prop francis liberalized style and pope benedict and john paul ii defending tradition a

st. peters square to pray for health of the pope.es, priests and nuns meditating on mystery of christian faith that has often brought the miracle of healing. >> it is public manifestation of the respect of what michelle wie for what he does for us, whether here in rome or connected can pray and unite for his health and his ministry. >> even at the hospital, doctors and nurses offer prayers there. the pope is being treated for mu mu no onia, and the kidney insu f insufish iency seems to be improving. this is longest stay the pope has had and doctors are taking a wait and see position on his condition. the pope thanks all the people who have prayed for his health. >> todd: lauren green, thank you. president trump leading with optimism that the ukraine war will end soon after meeting with french president emmanuel macron at the white house. >> i think the war could end soon, within weeks. troops may go into ukraine as peacemakers, when the agreement is done, they can watch that everything is followed properly. it is to the benefit of ru

st. peter's square for reid visual to pray for the health of pope francis he is being treated for bronchitisros condition is improving. there is concern because of the age, fragility in the lung disease, the vatican says the pope thanks all the people god gathered in these days to pray for his health, former presidential candidate doge cofounder vivek ramaswamy announced his run for ohio governor. >> i'm honored to announce that i am running to be the next governor of a great stay at the heart of the greatest nation known to mankind the state where i was born and raised a believe ohio to be the top state in the country were patriots across america flock to instead afford in texas. i will lead ohio to be in the state of excellence in america. i just got a gift we will put it on. >> vivek ramaswamy promised to win with a coalition of republicans democrats and independents and he's really been back by president trump and elon musk trump writing this i know i'm while i competed against him it is something special young strong and smart vivek ramaswamy is a good person that loves our country. the

st. peters square and around the world pray for his recovery.rom the water. three of them did not survive. two others were air lifted to the hospital. one person still missing this morning. at this point, there is no word on what caused that boat to capsize. >>> wall street is in the spotlight this morning after the dramatic drop in the markets on friday. this comes as we have new signs of worry among consumers and businesses around the economy. we have christine romans here. so friday was a bit of a shocker. >> yeah. >> and there are kind of the -- you call it a vibe shift in the economy. >> yeah. look, there is a feeling that the last two years of gang busters economic growth, of stock markets soaring, maybe there is uncertainty in the economy right now. that uncertainty, as you know, is the enemy of the stock market. thursday and friday were a couple down days. friday was the worst day of the year for stocks. a consumer sentiment number was really disappointing. they're worried about inflation still and they're worried that tariffs will add t

st. peter's square say they feel it's very important to show up and make the trip. >> i came here for the pope. and it's a symbolic time and i think that all of the prayers and the support that he can get, we must, must -- we must support the pope at t moment. the voice of the pope is so important at the moment. the world is full of hatred and he's a voice of love. he ebbin echos what christ tolds 2,000 years ago so we need him a lot and we hope that he will be healthy very soon. >> reporter: now, there are a few factors impacting his condition and his road to recovery. he's 88 years old and doctors have said his age makes his condition a bit touch and go at times. he's ho also had a large portiof one of his lungs removed when he was young. that adds to his fragile state. the white house is aware. president trump has been briefed on saturday about the latest with pope francis is condition and press secretary caroline leavitt saying they are all praying for him. >> thank you so much. we appreciate that. rachel: we catholics are accustomed to keeping vigil on popes in these conditions and s

st. peter's square, they feel t it's for important to make that trip. >> i came here for the pope, and it's a symbolic time. i think that all the prayers and the support that that he can get, we must, we must support the pope if at this moment. >> reporter: now, we are expecting another update on pope francis a few hours if from now here if in rome where we'll get some sort of update from the vatican, but it is a sort of good sign that that he is eating and alert. shannon? shannon: jeff paul, thank you very much. that's it for us today, we'll see you ne ♪ >> good evening and thank you for joining us i'm trey gowdy it is "sunday night in america". the u.s. senate worked through the night passing the budget resolution and the senate enhances border security and rebuild our military and empowers energy independence tax relief will come later this year the house is taking a different approach trying to fit everything into one bill, their resolution is drafted out of committee but it's unclear whether the house gop can coalesce to pass the iteration of a budget blueprint texas editor john courtn

st. peters basilica. back to you. >> ainsley: okay, lauren, thank you so much. we will talk to dr.iegel about this coming up at 6:50 to talk about kidney function and what this means for his future. president trump's middle east envoy steve witkoff says he will be heading back there this week for more peace talks. witkoff is seeking phase one of the israel hamas hostage release and cease-fire deal. he said, quote: we have to get an extension of phase one. so i will be going into the region this week. probably wednesday to negotiate that. an american airlines flight heading to india from new york city was diverted to rome after a bomb threat was reportedly made. italian fighter jets escorting that plane and its nearly 200 people and 15 crew members on board as it made its way to rome. >> the captain came on and said that there was diversion due to a security issue and that we would be diverting to rome. >> ainsley: passengers aboard say the pilot made the announcement three hours prior to scheduled landing time in new delhi. the airlines said the threat was proved to be non-credible

st. peters basilica archbishop they should make their prayers stronger and more intense tonight there will be a special mass. people, of course, around world are praying for a speedy recovery including argentina where pope francis was originally from. obvious question circulating right now whether he might resign in 2022 he wrote a resignation letter incase they impeded his duties but there's no provision in law on what to do if the pope becomes inxat at a timed a further update of the pope will be coming later today for now all eyes are on that. back to you guys. >> thank you stephany thank you so much. so many people praying for the pope right now. >> praying for the pope also as she said -- hour by hour almost minute by minute. it looks eminent how cryptic the news from the vatican has been and this is as frank of a conversation about a pope's health that i've ever heard so i think preem really bracing themselves for what is to come. let's bring in our own shannon bream from fox news sunday to get her take on what she sees happening in rome and at the vatican. shannon: good morning guys

st. peter's square to pray for the pope and bring a show of support. >> want him to be healthy.d hear, yeah, about him, yes, we are interested. >> bill: doctors continue to aggressively treat the pope for double pneumonia saying his condition is touch and go because of his age, fragility and pre-existing lung disease and warn the main threat facing him is sepsis, a serious infection of the blood that can occur as a complication of pneumonia. back in the states cardinal dolan prayed for the pope's recovery. a grave time for the catholic church as the pope's health is fragile and nearing the end. there will be a vigil to pray for pope francis. >> dana: glad she is there for us. apple announced its biggest investment. the price tag topping $5 hundred billion. susan lee has more from the newsroom. >> 50% more than what they spent during the biden administration. this $5 hundred billion is over four years, not five years like they typically do. the spending is much higher, 20,000 new jobs. an a.i. factory. detroit academy doubling research and development fund. rolling out massive u.

st. peter's square. often brought -- of healing. pope francis has several health issues.is longest day, he came to the hospital february 14th. this is the longest of his days in the papacy. >> live from rome, thank you. speak of a trump administration ramping up efforts to take on cartels, but the flow of deadly fence deadly fentanyl is still going strong. the active chief of operations for the d.a. will tell us what his agents are up against each day and what the plan is to get fentanyl off the streets. stay with us is his story. hi, i'm todd. i'm a veteran of 23 years. i served three overseas tours. i love to give back to the community. i saw a prevagen commercial and i did some research on it. i started taking prevagen about three years ago. i've told my coworkers and family, since taking prevagen, how much of a difference it's made in my life. i feel really good. prevagen. for your brain. [♪] are you one of the millions of americans who suffer from an upset stomach after a big meal? try pepto bismol. unlike some products, pepto coats and soothes your digestive system,

st. peters' square for a reezry visual to pray.d recited the prayers and meditating on the mysteries of the christian faith that has often brought the miracle of healing. >> for 2,000 years the christian people have been praying for the pope who is in danger or sick. early days father francis admitted, for him an intense prayer rises dollars up to the lord on the part of individual, faithful and christian communities around the world. >> lauren: also at the hospital doctors and nurses offer prayers at the daily mass there pope francis is being treated for severe bronchitis and pneumonia. even the 88-year-old pontiff's condition is improving, there is still concern because of his age, fragility and pre-existing lung disease. prop francis has had several health issues over the last few years. this is the longest hospital stay of his papacy, admitted here february 14th. doctors are taking kind of a wait and see attitude about his condition. but, meanwhile, today, just released, pope francis released his lenten message begins next week

st. peter's square.p after reading a few lines explaining with his bronchitis he still can't. >> and now i apologize and ask thaskedthe master of ceremony to continue reading due to breathing difficulties. >> pope francis has faced a series of health issues part of one of his lungs was removed when he was 21 years old. he has been prone to lung infections two years ago in march of 2023 he was treated in the same hospital also for bronchitis and spent three nights there in june of that year he spent nine days in the hospital for an abdominal hernia surgery the vatican says this time the pope is going to stay in the hospital as long as he needs and that doctors are prescribing as much rest as possible. see for a lot of people obsolete praying for the poncho throughout the world and obviously we are wishing him the very best in a speedy recovery. thank you so much. steve art meantime major storm impacting millions across the deep south this weekend with many folks in the region experiencing life-threatening

st. peter's square say they feel it's very important to make that trip. >> i came here for the pope.that all the prayers and the support that he can get, we must support the pope at this moment. >> we are expecting another update on pope francis a few hours from now here in room where we will get some sort of update from the vatican. but it is a good sign th he is eating in hillsborough this morning, are searching for a gunman who opened fire on a police officer at the police station. i'm betty yu. i'll have that live report straight ahead. >> thank you. betty. and prayers are pouring in from all around the world for pope francis as concerns grow over his health. his condition has now been described

st. peter's square, they feel t it's for important to make that trip. >> i came here for the pope, and it's symbolic time. i think that all the prayers and the support that that he can get, we must, we must support the pope if at this moment. >> reporter: now, we are expecting another update on pope francis a few hours if from now here if in rome where we'll get some sort of update from the vatican, but it is a sort of good sign that that he is eating and alert. shannon? shannon: jeff paul, thank you very much. that's it for us today, we'll see you ne ♪