st. francis and st. mary's and the acquisition didn't include the clinics operated within dignity health and bell health you've seen across the city and the parties have the services about the clinic provides with the health clinic to u sf health so the clinic that is since 2019 served many patients for three 2 thousand visits each year. next slide, please. . so those services and some of them are mental illness own a prior slide but dignity hospital has behavorial health and emergency services for the bay of san francisco and some are mentioned on the slow down and behavorial health and emergency care are essential services for the city and has specified with the capability results from the acquisition is their intent to expand genders care programs and maintain the adolescent and adult programs for patients are hiv and u f health helps with the emergency department and plans to make early investment in into the departments. next slide, please. not only introduce the hospital but this slide is a summary

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st. francis in union square. st. francis opened two years before the 1906 earthquake and it survived the shaking. it also underwent a major rebuild following the click. opening ceremony today as leaders of celebrate the grand opening of the museum which features items that have been used >>> breaking news tonight. the escaped inmate and his accomplice in idaho now caught, but not before they may have committed more horrifying violence. the dangerous convicted felon and the gunman police say broke him out of the hospital in a brazen ambush back in custody tonight. but while they were on the run, police say they may have killed two people. what we're learning. >>> also tonight, the blockbuster lawsuit. the justice department accusing apple of having an illegal smartphone monopoly. what it could mean for your iphone. >>> the new ntsb report on an american airlines plane running off the runway in dallas. the error investigators say caused the brakes to fail. >>> the u.s. turning up the pressure on israel, calling for an i

st. francis is placed.orm of a basilica, this sign, the green nefam is divided into three parts, covered with cylindrical crypts. urachysty character of halounaga. the altars are lined with back altars with wooden sculptures and various framed altar paintings. hai saba ne cananichny termin, ale yon sustrakaetstsa. the specificity of the paleskaga baroka is that instead of the classic for all belarus three-favage temple, we are taking a little bit of another internal plan. there are galloins, a central nave, a wide nave, and two tank naves, on the left and on the right, y... as if not addzelens, as if they were calanadas, but padzelens on special small altars with scenes, murami, and robes these parts of the temple are stained , this is what we say just at the pinsk french cathedral, if the jezuic cathedral of st. stanislav in pinsk was acquired, then there would be other patterns there, and there is also a pattern in byaresci, getag dastatkov, as if this is why 18 years ago it is so unique. particularly bar

st. francis in union square. it opened two years before the great earthquake of 1906.g, it underwent a major rebuild following the quake. it will include the grand opening of a new hotel museum. >> if you are unfamiliar with the hotel, maybe you remember our own janelle wang and i repelled down the western st. francis back in september to bring awareness about brain an aneurisms. >> i am used to the inside of the hotel. >> yeah. >> you were, like, i got this covered. >> congratulations to the hotel. >> a lot of history there. okay. >>> let's talk about the forecast. we have been so excited it's spring. >> yes. >> and we are going to go back to winter this weekend, ready or not. we are starting out with a not-so-bad morning. it's fairly mild and in the low to mid-50s as you head out the door. it's partly to mostly cloudy. our high temperature in cupertino reaching 70 degrees. 71 in morgan hill. these numbers are not as warm as we were in the beginning of the week when we were seeing upper 70s, but it is still pretty comfortable, especially considering what we have in th

st. francis are placed in front.collection is in the form of a basilica, this sign, and the green nefams into three parts, covered with cylindrical crypts. urachysts. the character of the main altar is made up of side altars with wooden sculptures and various framed altarpieces. hai saba not kananichny termin, ale yon sustrakaetstsa. the specificity of the baroka palace is that instead of the classic for all belarus three-faculty temple, we are building a slightly different internal layout. there are halogens, central naf, velma wide and two tank naves on the left and on the right. yana are not addzelen, like a muss was a calanadai, but padzelen on special small altars with scenes, murami, which timidly these parts of the temple are stained, this is what we say just at the pinsk franciscan church, if you buy the jezu church of st. stanislav in pinsk, then there if there were other patterns, there would be a pattern in the byaresti, getaga dastatkova, as it turns out, which is 18 years old. particularly baroque archit

st. francis in union square. st. before the great quake of 1906, and then it went through a major rebuilding following the quake. there will be the grand opening of the hotel museum. >> if you are unfamiliar, take a look at this. let me jog your memory. do you remember janelle wang and i repelled down the hotel to bring awareness to brain aneurisms. >> i wish we could roll that again. you looked really focused. >> i was. i have done this before. >> you look like spider-man. >> yeah, if i could get that spider-man contract salary. it's beautiful from up there. when they say that, it really is beautiful from up there. >> are you scared at all? >> very much so. >> you would not catch me up there. >> we will work on that next year. >> i picture the guy at the top going, ehhhh -- >> yeah, what did he eat this morning? >>> you know, it has been so comfortable, and we are seeing the clouds stretching overhead and we will get clearing here and there. this is a live look at walnut creek. let's talk about what is ahead. this w

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st. francis hotel celebrating its anniversary today.istoric hotel and its history including the fact that this old girl right here survived the earthquake just two years after opening. >> one thing that is consistent is all of these iconic hotels that have been here in san francisco for over 100 years are still here. >> when you stop by, make sure to look up at the iconic clock still ticking. those hands have been turning through world wars, the great depression and even when the queen visited, and all the way through the tech boom. a lot of history. >>> it is a moment that these of (psst! psst!) ahhh! with flonase, allergies don't have to be scary. spray flonase sensimist daily for non-drowsy long lasting relief in a scent free, gentle mist. flonase all good. also, try our allergy headache and nighttime pills. have heart failure with unresolved symptoms? it may be time to see the bigger picture. heart failure and seemingly unrelated symptoms like carpal tunnel syndrome, shortness of breath, and irregular heartbeat could mean something

st. francis in union square. st. francis opened two years before the 1906 earthquake and it survived the shaking. it also underwent a major rebuild following the click. opening ceremony today as leaders of celebrate the grand opening of the museum which features items that have been used [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- gisele bundchen, wayne brady, comedian, mary beth barone, and featuring the legendary roots crew. >> questlove: 1945. >> steve: and now, here he is, jimmy fallon! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: come on, that's it. that's the crowd, right there. thank you very much. welcome, enjoy yourself. welcome, everybody, welcome to "the tonight show." you're here. you made it. [ cheers and applause ] thank you for watching at home. well, guys, what a beautiful 20 degree spring day it was, huh? [ laughter ] yeah, you can go ahead a

st. francis, when we celebrate and twice a year in water miss. oh no, yes. oh, oh, no one makes it on a different day. lockbox that is just pasta is linked to our religion and spirituality really joined their religion. but how does this specialty actually taste in the end? and how's it served? it gets cooked for a few minutes and this mutton brought before lots of sardinian cheeses, added pecorino. so in the end, it's a sort of noodles to the suffering. it has a strong taste and from the mutton brought up so that you can feel so much of work has gone into it, and that makes it even better. let's see. my mother always said you should enjoy. so for the day, like any other meal, with respect in doing what are the people anyone who wants to try so feeling day with themselves needs a lot of luck. you can't buy these special noodles and stores not even in sardinia . just one more reason this sardine and specialty is so extraordinary. when it comes to banking, germany is way ahead of other countries. but dw reporter shop non 30 to didn't know how to write a bike wh

st. francis is decorated with hammered columnar-plastic portions, completed with massive rectoangular abutments and a sculptural group of aneles. vyasyolkava i on christmas eve the stained glass windows of the absida are sanctified. the decaratites have carved out pink garlands and putts, handicrafts in the image of a little cotton boy, who erected the christian church. pratsivagu razbeshchanam antychny era. at the bottom of the plastic walls , 14 side-by-side altars are carved. grouped columns and polasters of the karynt order serve as frames for altar carcinas and upper bas-relief panels. do not look at the external agulnasts of all the temples at the baroka style, a specialist in the public relations assemblies. rech u tym, shto jezuitskaya kastlya at this time, the jans were mostly like this. pretentious, great looking. the temples that the damiencans, bernardines, and franciscans had were, of course, very elaborate, cold, and clingy. it seems that the geta contributed to the ideas of sarmatism. our gentry at that time was indulging in its ideas, its special practices, and its life. and eve

st. francis hotel, celebrating its birthday today, there's going to be a ribbon-cutting celebration.that this beautiful world girl survived the earthquake just two years after opening. >> one thing that is consistent is all of these iconic hotels that have been here in san francisco were over 100 years old and they are still here. >> when you stop by, be sure to look at the iconic clock still ticking, and keep in mind, those hands have been turning through world wars, all the way through the silicon valley tech boom. >>> more than three quarters of adults age 50 and up say they want to stay in their homes as they get older, that is according to an aarp survey. one woman has spent many years helping people age in place safely. we are introduced to this week's bay area jefferson award winner. >> reporter: daisy macarthur lives a life of service because she loves people. >> i say, whatever you do, have patience, have kindness and listen to them. >> reporter: at 76, daisy has worked more than a quarter-century for the san francisco in-home supportive services public authority. she provid

st. francis hotel. it opened two years before the quake of 1906. it withstood shaking.rwent a major rebuild after the quake. the senator will be there and the mayor will be there. it includes a new hotel museum. >>> that does it for this edition of "the fast forward." i will be back in 30 minutes. so i didn't think i needed swiffer, until, i saw how easily it picked up my hair every time i dried it! only takes a minute. look at that! the heavy duty cloths are extra thick, for amazing trap & lock. even for his hair. wow. and for dust, i love my heavy duty duster. the fluffy fibers trap dust on contact, up high and all around without having to lift a thing. i'm so hooked. you'll love swiffer. or your money back! after advil: let's dive in! but...what about your back? it's fineeeeeeee! [splash] before advil: advil dual action fights pain two ways. advil targets pain at the source, acetaminophen blocks pain signals. advil dual action. ugh, when is my allergy spray going to kick in? -you need astepro. -astepro? it's faster, bro. 8x faster than flonase. it's faster, bro! it's

tens of thousands of worshippers have gathered in st peter's square to hear pope francis late easter sunday mass. there has been concerned about the 87—year—old's health. king charles joins the queen and other members of the royal family at an easter service taking place at st george's chapel at windsor castle. it's his most significant public appearance since being diagnosed with cancer. millions of workers in the uk will see their pay increase tomorrow as more people become eligible for the national living wage. millions of workers in the uk will see their pay increase tomorrow as more people become eligible for the national living wage. previously you had to be 23 years old to qualify, but that's been reduced to 21. it has been just over £10 an hour — just over $12. it's going up to just over £11 an hour. our business correspondent marc ashdown has the details. barista sam loves hisjob, but after paying his essential bills he's often left with just a few hundred pounds a month to live on. pay rises just help him stay afloat. i think they balance, because obviously everything else g

tens of thousands of worshippers have gathered in st peter's square to hear pope francis late easter harles joins the queen and other members of the royal family at an easter service taking place at st george's chapel at windsor castle. it's his most significant public appearance since being diagnosed with cancer. millions of workers in the uk will see their pay increase tomorrow as more people become eligible for the national living wage. millions of workers in the uk will see their pay increase tomorrow as more people become eligible for the national living wage. previously you had to be 23 years old to qualify,

st. francis college in brooklyn new york. in addition to his basketball careerled in the classroom and graduated from college with honors. after college, multiple teams approached him about playing professional basketball in europe. unfortunately, he was forced to decline all of these offers because of his immigration status. but he didn't let itm. he switched paths and started to pursue a new career in the music industry. with daca he has become a renownedss musician. he has worked with successful artists like roberta flack, released an album, performed at sic festivals and headlined by major international stars. in addition to his successful music and basketball careers, he has been -- made time to give back to his community. he has led a basketball clinic for children with cancer taught musico special needs, had performed multiple charity concerts. edon is now starting a master's in business administration. he plans to pursue the degree as he continues his musical career. daca has allowed edon pursue his dreams at the time

st. francis memorial hospital, and the impact of the proposed merger on staffing plans and patient care; and requesting the department of public health and ucsf to report. >> thank you mr. clerk. i will pass this portion of the meeting over to supervisor safai. >> thank you chair. thank you colleagues for scheduling this really important hearing today. i called this hearing to address the crucial concerns on the impact of ucsf acquisition of saint mary's and saint francis on staffing and patient care. i thank many workers here today. many nurses and medical staff that came straight-many came straight from work. working night shift and some took time off to be here to participate in this. while ucfs has a stated commitment to maintaining a workforce healthcare services post acquisition, we can't ignore the significant changes this brings to healthcare in san francisco. this definitely is a change and i was out on the steps this morning in solidarity with the nurses and the nurses united and american federation of state and county employees and share concerns about plans for key services a

in rome, tens of thousands of worshippers gathered in st peter's square to hear pope francis lead eastery mass — and give the traditional �*urbi et orbi' blessing. there had been concern about the 87—year—old's health, after he pulled out of a ceremony on good friday. here's the pope making his address. translation: dear brothers and sisters, happy easter. i today, throughout the world, there are sounds the message proclaimed 2000 years ago from jerusalem. jesus of nazareth, who was crucified, has been raised. the church relives the amazement of the women who went to the tomb at dawn on the first day of the week. the tomb ofjesus had been sealed with a great stone. today, two great stones, heavy stones, block the hopes of humanity. the stone of war. the stone of humanitarian crisis. the stone of human rights violations. the stone of human trafficking, and other stones as well. 0ur religion editor, aleem maqbool taked us through the pope's address. well, he's talked a great deal already about conflict. and there was special focus on gaza and special focus particularly on children there. h

thousands of worshippers are gathered in st peter's square to hear pope francis lead easter sunday mass. at the vatican, the easter mass is just getting under way amid health concerns for the man presiding over it, pope francis. as the war in gaza rages on, ceasefire talks between israel and hamas are expected to resume in cairo. voting takes place in local elections across turkey, with president erdogan's party hoping to regain control of cities it lost five years ago. and we'll bring you a special report on seagulls as conservationists warn of dwindling populations across the uk. hello and welcome to bbc news. we start with easter celebrations taking place across the christian world. tens of thousands of worshippers have gathered in st peter's square to hear pope francis lead easter sunday mass and give the traditional urbi et orbi blessing. these are live pictures from vatican city, where pope speaks italian. studio: that is the vatican city, where the easter celebrations are under way. we will continue to watch the mass coming to us from the vatican. first we will take you to windso

the culmination in the holiest days of the christian calendar, pope francis presiding over sunday mass with thousands gathered in stter's square hours after pope francis led a nearly two-hour-long vigil on saturday night marking the start of easter. despite battling colds and respiratory challenges throughout the winter, the 87-year-old pontiff looking determined but was led in a wheelchair before delivering his sermon. how does the pope look, and what does that say about his future in the vatican? >> the pope is always looking a little more weak, a little older, he has more trouble breathing. >> reporter: it comes after growing concerns for the pope's health. he was expected to take part in the way of the cross at the roman coloseum but canceled at the last minute, the vatican saying they want to preserve the pope's health ahead of events this weekend. but after working nonstop, today marking the end of the sacred days, the faithful praying for the pope's health while the pontiff prays for world peace. and in the pope's address from the balcony of the basilica, he called for an end to wars around the world, again,

pope francis entering the room for the easter vigil at st. growing concern on his frail condition. pope francis was expected to preside over the way of the cross procession at rome's coliseum but just as the event was to begin the vatican announced he went instead watch from home. pope francis also skip the event last year in 2023 because he was recovering from bronchitis. >> i deafly do not think it was to be taken lightly. they prioritize his health for easter which is very responsible thing to do. >> the 87-year-old was also part of his along was removed as a young man. he's been battling what he and the vatican have described as a case of the flu, bronchitis, or cold all winter long. in 2021 he had a chunk of his large intestine removed was hospitalized twice last year. he's also been using a wheelchair and cane for over a year because of the bad knee he has. for now easter mass is next up for the pope. starting around 4:00 a.m. eastern time tomorrow. alicia: stephanie bennett thank you. >> bipartisanship is rare in l-uppercase-letter thes

in vatican city pope francis presided over at mass in st.eter's square after skipping the traditional good friday procession to preserve his health. the vatican says some 60000 worshipers were there as the pontiff let a prayer for peace sake we can only get there with outstretched hands and open hearts it. happy easter everyone welcome to "fox news live" i am arthel neville, hi jonathan. smith happy easter to you i'm jonathan hunt and for eric shawn. easter celebrations around the globe today in london king charles made his first public appearance since his cancer diagnosis. attending the annual church service of windsor. meanwhile in jerusalem high anxiety and tight security as the israel hamas war casts its dark shadow in war-torn ukraine president zelensky called on his people to keep fighting for russian aggression. here at home crowds packed new york city iconic st. patrick's cathedral to hear cardinal timothy annual prayer of hope, rebirth and peace. arthel: live a fox team coverage stephanie bennett is line it with more on king charle

st. early elections were the only benefit for months of francis leave. the eastern mass of the vatican, calling for a cease fire in gaza and praying for the victims of the water. the am david levitz. welcome turkey is president ridge of type air to one and has conservative a k party have suffered a major setback in nationwide local elections. partial results show the main opposition party will likely keep control of key cities. the opposition, c h p, has already claimed a victory and the capital incorrect, and the largest city of assemble sundays votes are being seen as an important bell, whether of support for air to one. as the turkey battles soaring inflation at an a t p rally. she can see that his party is poor performance and promised to respect the results of the elections. got to this a. c, w, julia han gave us a snapshot of the mood and assemble opposition to puerto is here it is. symbol are celebrating victory. many people are honking that on the dancing waving flags, and they are celebrating them a, a at, from a model you model and the set, you

but francis is presiding over easter mass at st. peter's square, even as the 87 year-old pontiff canceled engagements recently for more than a year. his health issues have included colds, bronchitis, and the flu, and he has been hospitalized at the vatican today. he's been seated at the altar, but rose to his feet for readings and to bless people with holy water and the head of the church of england, king charles is also battling health issues. the 75 year-old british monarch was recently diagnosed with an undisclosed form of cancer. he's expected to attend the traditional easter sunday church service, windsor castle, with his wife, queen camilla here in the republicans are lashing out at president joe biden for proclaiming easter sunday as the transgender de of visibility. though the two days only coincided this year by chance, held every year on march 31st, the transgender day of visibility as a de of awareness to celebrate the success of transgender and gender nonconforming farming people. meanwhile, former president donald trump

oleksandr, pope francis, who has been criticized a lot over the last month, said that the destruction of infrastructure in ukraine threatens a humanitarian catastrophe, during the service in stter's square in the vatican, on sunday, pope francis called not to forget in his prayers the suffering ukraine. let's listen to what the pontiff said. for all our brothers and sisters who suffer as a result of war, especially i think of the suffering ukraine, where a lot of people found themselves without electricity, due to intensive shelling of the infrastructure, which , in addition to causing death and suffering, carries the risk of an even greater humanitarian disaster, but the pontiff did not name the culprits of this humanitarian disaster, that is, again pope francis speaks about the fact that there is such a situation, someone is firing there, people can be left without electricity, why the head of the vatican and the pope, why does he avoid naming and does not want to directly call on putin to stop this war, well you you know, there is such a thing here... two moments when we talk about him and the vatican, some people call him vatnikan for obvious reasons, i understood that h

st. peter's square in the vatican, pope francis once again called for an end to the war in ukraine and thedle east through peaceful negotiations. let's listen to what the pontiff said. let us never forget that war is always a defeat. the war cannot be continued. we have to make every effort. we pray for it, but we would wanted the pontiff to clearly articulate and clearly say: who is actually waging these wars, why does he not directly address hamas or the russian federation as terrorist organizations and call on them to stop the war in the middle east, and accordingly in ukraine. the pontiff constantly bypasses this topic, he constantly says that it must be done, it must be done, well, if pope francis had been more persistent and straightforward, he would have said: putin, get out of ukraine, stop the war in ukraine, hamas, stop the war in the middle east and let's have peace after all. well , in the meantime, in ukraine they suddenly started talking... against this background of everything about the dictatorship, and it was also strange for me, to be honest, that the deputy from the serv

now pope francis, during a speech in st. peter's square at the vatican, once again called for ending the war in ukraine and the middle east through peaceful means. negotiations let's listen to what the pontiff said. may let us never forget that war is always a defeat. the war cannot be continued. we must make every effort to negotiate an end to the war. let's pray for it. we pray for this, but we would like the pontiff to clearly articulate and say clearly: who is actually waging these wars? why doesn't he address hamas or the russian federation directly? to terrorist organizations and does not call on them to stop the war in the middle east and, accordingly, in ukraine. the pontiff constantly constantly bypasses this topic, he constantly says that it must be done, yes, it must be done, well, if pope francis was more persistent and straightforward, he would say: putin, get out of ukraine, stop the war in ukraine , hamas, at. stop the war in the middle east and let's have peace after all. well , in the meantime, ukraine sudde

thousands of worshippers are gathered in st peter's square to hear pope francis lead easter sunday mass. as the war in gaza continues, ceasefire talks between israel and hamas are expected to resume in cairo. hello. welcome to bbc news. we start in windsor, where king charles has arrived for the easter sunday service at st george post chapel. he can be seen here smiling accompanied by queen camilla. the prince and princess of wales are not attending as catherine continues her cancer treatments. let'sjoin my colleague sarah campbell, live at windsor for us. how did he look as he arrived? he: arrived in the last 20 minutes. the service is due to last an hour or so. to give you an idea of the geography, because you don't know the area, where you those pictures, thatis the area, where you those pictures, that is the part of the royal family traditionally arrived by, if you jump traditionally arrived by, if you jump over the castle walls, that is st george's chapel and where they are to thermometer stop very traditional rural family to spend easter sunday the service here and easter sunday t

pope francis called on ukraine and russia to exchange all prisoners, also to cease fire in the gaza strip and release the israeli hostages. the pontiff led the mass in the filled and flower-strewn st. peter's square, and then gave his blessing to the city and the world. after the service, francis sat in the pope mobile to greet the faithful in the square and on the avenue connecting st. peter's cathedral with the tibor river. according to the vatican, about 60,000 people gathered in st. peter's square. i especially think of the victims of many conflicts around the world. starting with the conflicts in israel and palestine and in... may the risen christ will open the way to peace for the war-torn peoples of those regions, calling for respect and the principles of international law, i express hope for a general exchange of all prisoners between russia and ukraine, all for the sake of all. in france, easter was celebrated against the background of a wide mobilization of security forces near the cathedral of our lady of paris, which is undergoing reconstruction after. after the fire in 2019, the faithful gathered in the open air for easter mass, surrounded by law enforcement officers.

st. peters square in vatican city a waiting to hear from pope francis on this most sacred of holy days. easter sunday. happy easter everyone and thank you for joining me to i'm chansley painter like in new york. today and catholics all over the world celebrate the resurrection of. the easter holiday holds profound spiritual significance symbolizing victory of a life over death and the promise of salvation and eternal life. this year's easter mass comes at a time of pain and sorrow for many around the world. two wars are being fought right now one of which is happening in and around the holy land itself between israel and hamas. today's vatican services also, spoke france's health has seen a steady decline. he presided over the vatican somber easter vigil service where he delivered a ten-minute homily and baptize people. that came a day after the 87-year-old skipped the traditional good friday procession at the rome's colosseum to protect his health ahead of today's easter mass. he also canceled his homily at the last minute during the palm sunday service last week. pope francis has been

now today in rome, pope francis took part in the easter vigil at st. peter's basilica. but on friday, he canceled his appearance at the last minute in the way of the cross procession. the vatican said that was quote, to preserve his health for easter events let's bring in religious commentator and author, father edouard back. father great to see you >> nice to see you. allison >> so does pope francis his last-minute absence. where are you? >> not really. i don't know if you remember, but he did the same thing last year because it was a particularly cold evening and rome and again, holy because very packed with holy thursday and then the easter vigil, which he celebrated tonight and tomorrow and good friday services at 03:00. he was there so i think it was just prudent for a man who's 87, just say, you know what? this is a little bit too much. i think i'm going to watch he wrote the meditation's for the evening and just like last year, he decided to sit the evening out and just let it go on as it would and can serve as energy. because as you say, he is expected to presid

interview with lastamp, he said, and actually another short video, we'll see, this pope francis, who, during a speech in stuare in the vatican, once again called for an end to the wars in ukraine and the middle east through peace negotiations. let's hear what he said. let us never forget that war is always a defeat. the war cannot be continued. "we must make every effort to negotiate an end to the war. let's pray for it. mr. igor, the pope says let's pray, let's negotiate, but the pope avoids calling on the side that is the aggressor, and in the war on the middle east, and accordingly in ukraine. why doesn't the pope speak of an aggressor as...". well, he doesn't speak of russia as an aggressor for one banal cynical reason, these are the results of the so-called havana declaration, when they shared spheres of influence with the russian orthodox church, and ukraine was then attributed to the sphere of influence of the russian orthodox church. i think that he remembers this very well, and it is precisely because of this that he does not call russia, i don't know there, you know, some kind of satanic country,

lastamp's interview, he said, and actually another short video, we'll see, it 's pope francis, who, during a speech in st. peter's square in the vatican, once again called for ending the wars in ukraine and the middle east through peace. negotiations, let's hear what he said. let us never forget that war is always a defeat. the war cannot be continued. we must make every effort to negotiate an end to the war. let's pray for it. mr. igor, the pope says that let's pray, let's celebrate talks. but the pope avoids the call. to the side that is the aggressor, well, in the war in the middle east, and accordingly in ukraine. why does the pope not speak of an aggressor as a pro-aggressor? well, he doesn't talk about russia as an aggressor for one banal, cynical reason. these are the results of the so-called havana declaration, when they shared spheres of influence with the russian orthodox church, and ukraine was then included in the sphere of influence of the russian orthodox church. i think that he remembers it perfectly, and precisely because of it he does not call russia, i don’t know, there , you know, some

pope francis skipped reading his homily during this morning's palm sunday mass in st. the pontiff had been expected to deliver the homily to a crowd of tens of thousands, but after several seconds of silence, announcers said pope francis had decided not deliver the homily itself. the vatican gave no immediate explanation for why the pope skipped the homily. the pope also sat out for the procession of cardinals. >>> hundreds of kids in the south bay celebrated the persian new year at the children's discovery museum of san jose. the celebration of the spring equinox is celebrated in more than two dozen countries around the world. the museum brought the event back, and families were treated to honey tasting, children performing to traditional dances. >> this is a very fun event. it's deeply tradition at and meaningful to families who celebrate this holiday, and very fun for families who may never have heard of it, to wander into the museum and say what's going on here, what are those crowns all about? >> yeah. this is pretty exciting. nowruz will now be hosted each year.

pope francis has attended palm sunday services in st peter's square, the start of a busy week for thearlier he said that he has sent prayers to the victims of the attack in moscow which he described as vile action that offends god and currently as well but he did skip the homily at the beginning because it was too strenuous on his health. it is weather time with stav danaos. it is weather time with stav danaos. it was a chilly start again today for many areas but with the wind is turning lighter today and more sunshine around, fewer showers, it should feel warmer as we head into the afternoon. a cool breeze across northern and eastern scotland and eastern england, closer to the low pressure. furtherwest, eastern england, closer to the low pressure. further west, showers fading and the wind is lighter because of high pressure moving in ahead of rain which will arrive in the west overnight. quite a chilly feel out there across northern and eastern parts of the country with the strong northerly breeze, lighter winds in the west with fewer showers, most of them across the east of the coun