st. peter's square. it took about 17 minutes. issues earlier in the week and there were some rumors swirling whether or not that would affect the flow of the master any processions. didn't seem like it bothered him too much i'm sure help to get in the car to drive through. throughout the easter mass we were listening to vatican tv. very helpful with tidbits. 15000 tulips. thousands and thousands of flowers. such a gorgeous day in vatican city. if you are just now joining us, we are waiting for pope francis to give the message and blessing and that is the next part of the ceremony we are expecting a traditional easter blessing. i did happen last year and your prior but this year it is obviously different. to see history being made and the step in the right direction. people are happy and are cheering. a very beautiful easter sunday morning in vatican city. 11:15 a.m. in vatican city and we are waiting for the message and blessing and we will bring it to you as soon as he gets to his post. but for now we will go to a short break. >

st. peter's square in stark contrast with the nearly empty st. peter's basilica in 2020 and small masked crowd at the vatican last year. >> i feel absolutely blessed. it's a very happy easter. >> reporter: from new york city's easter bonnet parade to churches and passover seders too, many americans also celebrating together this weekend some holiday gatherings in person for the first time in three years. >> it feels good it's good to be back amongst parishioners >> reporter: but as many ease restrictions, this staten island congregation still mostly masked in prayer their easter baskets coming with covid tests. to have them readily available to just take for free, what does that mean? >> it means that someone else cares. >> reporter: cautious as the highly contagious omicron ba.2 subvariant fuels a rise in cases across 27 states. hospitalizations are still falling, but the white house is watching in case they go the wrong way >> our vaccines are holding up really well against ba.2, against all of the omicron variants, especially if you've been boo

this is the scene live in st peter's square in vatican city — where pope francis has been celebratingsunday mass. hello and welcome to bbc news. russia has urged the last ukrainian forces defending the besieged port of mariupol to surrender in order to save their lives — with the deadline just one hour away. the city has been under siege for weeks. moscow says its troops have cleared resistance from the entire city, apart from a sprawling steelworks. ukraine says its naval units are preparing for a russian landing operation in the area. in a late—night address, president zelensky accused russia of deliberately trying to destroy mariupol — and everyone in it. mr zelensky warned that eliminating ukrainian fighters in the city would put an end to peace talks. meanwhile, explosions have again been heard in the capital, kyiv, and in the western city of lviv. air raid sirens have been going off across much of the country overnight. this report is from helena wilkinson. forweeks, mariupol has been battered by sustained russian attacks. the kremlin says it's now cleared urban areas of ukraini

he was also at the vigilance at the night at st peter's basilica.by him. —— i delegation on saturday night. let's listen. translation: raised up in the light end of the holy spirit, one god for ever. no we are going to have our first holy spirit, one god for ever. no we are going to have ourfirst reading. the pope just and we are expecting him to see something on the situation on ukraine. the archbishop of canterbury is to use his easter sermon to strongly criticise the government's plan to send asylum seekers arriving in the uk to rwanda. during his address at canterbury cathedral, justin welby is expected to say the policy raises serious ethical questions and goes against the country's christian values. he will say this is "because sub—contracting out our responsibilities" is the opposite of the nature of god. "the world is facing a global migration crisis on an unprecedented scale and change is needed to prevent people smugglers putting people 5 lives at risk and to fix the broken global asylum system." our political correspondent, ione wells, is

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to be heard, in what he called, an "easter of war" as he delivered his urbi et orbi address in st peter'square. translation: may there be peace for war-torn ukraine, _ so sorely tried by the violence and the destruction of the cruel and senseless war into which it was dragged. the archbishop of canterbury — the most senior cleric in the anglican church — condemns uk government plans to send asylum—seekers to rwanda. and the death toll rises in south africa — following heavy flooding — with a warning more rain may be on the way. if you have just joined if you havejustjoined us, welcome to bbc news. if you havejustjoined us, welcome to bbc news. there's no sign yet that fighting has stopped in the beseiged ukrainian city of mariupol — despite russia's ultimatum that remaining ukrainian forces there surrender or be killed. ukraine's deputy prime minister has demanded that russian forces open humanitarian corridors from mariupol today to allow citizens and wounded ukrainian troops to be brought out. and in the last hour, there have been reports that a series of strikes in the northern city of

to be heard, in what he called, an " easter of war" as he delivered his urbi et orbi address in st peter's square. the archbishop of canterbury — the most senior cleric in the anglican church — condemns uk government plans to send asylum seekers to rwanda. the death toll rises in south africa — following heavy flooding — with a warning more rain may be on the way. hello, welcome if you havejust joined us. hello, welcome if you havejustjoined us. there's no sign yet that fighting has stopped in the beseiged ukrainian city of mariupol — despite russia's ultimatum that remaining ukrainian forces there surrender or be killed. ukraine's deputy prime minister has demanded that russian forces open humanitarian corridors from mariupol today to allow citizens and wounded ukrainian troops to be brought out. let me bring you some breaking news. we have just gotten let me bring you some breaking news. we havejust gotten in let me bring you some breaking news. we have just gotten in the last couple of minutes and that is that schelling has killed five people and injured 13 in kharkiv�*s city centre. lo

be heard, in what he called, an "easter of war" — as he delivered his "urbi et orbi" address in st peter'se. may there be peace or war torn ukraine so sorely tried by the violence and destruction the cruel and senseless war into which it was dragged. the archbishop of canterbury — the most senior cleric in the anglican church — condemns uk government plans to send asylum seekers to rwanda. and — shaken and stirred — the orchestra trying to raise spirits on the streets of ukraine. russia has said it will spare the lives of ukrainian soldiers in the beseiged city of mariupol, if they lay down their arms today. after weeks of attacks which have killed thousands of people, moscow claims a steelworks is now the only part of the port city not under its control. but ukraine's president volodymyr zelensky has accused russia of trying to destroy mariupol and everyone in it. meanwhile, there have been more explosion heard in the capital kyiv. with the latest, here's anna foster. ukrainian soldiers have fought for mariupol for weeks. this morning, russia gave them just hours to surrender. it said loc

st. peter's square in three years, which is quite incredible. messages have been taken to ensure that it's safe? and give us a sense of what's happening right now? >> hi, there, lynda. happy palm sunday to you. in terms of safety measures, all the people that were in immediate physical proximity to the pope have been vaccinated and boosted. other than that, there's relatively little screening that goes on, in terms of access to st. peter's square. people don't have to show covid tests or green passes. but, of course, this is an open air liturgy. most of those folks won't come anywhere near pope francis. and the thing of it is, this is a return to form, isn't it, lynda? this is how palm sunday always has been celebrated. it's just, we haven't seen it for the last three years because of covid. i think pope francis, who craves proximity to people, closeness to people, undoubtedly is very content today with this return to form, lynda. >> yeah, exactly. beautiful day there in vatican city. john, just give us a sense of what we can expect, in terms of

st. peter's basilica.ry is that the people who were admitted to the basilica who will be in proximity to the pope are responsible enough to make sure they're not exposing the pope to harm, lynda. >> and of course, the pope has met with ukrainian refugee children in recent days. you how will he use the mass today to potentially call for peace? >> well, remember, lynda, that palm sunday is an int deux to holy week, which recalls the death on the cross and then his rising from the dead three days later. in other words, this is the christian celebration of the victory of life over death. now, that's a universal message but it probably will be felt most cleanly these days in ukraine, which is facing death on a massive scale because of russia's war of aggression. we po would expect that the pope at least indirectly will have ukraine in his thoughts and prayers during his homily. that's the talk he gives during the mass this morning. and will probably address the crisis explicitly during his noontime angeles addr

delivering his traditional easter message from the central balcony of st peter's basilica, the pope saideen dragged into a cruel and senseless conflict. translation: brothers and sisters, let us allow the peace _ of christ to enter our lives, our homes, our countries. may there be peace for war—torn ukraine, so sorely tried by the violence and the destruction of the cruel and senseless war into which it was dragged. in this terrible night of suffering and death, may a new dawn of new hope soon appear. let there be a decision for peace. may there be an end to the flexing of muscles while people are suffering. please. that was pope francis a little earlier. you can get more on that story and others on our website or app. go to bbc news. you can see the latest on mariupol. we will continue to be updating that story as well as other battles that are taking place all around ukraine. you are watching bbc world news. charles kupchanjoins me now, he's a senior fellow at the council on foreign relations and professor of international affairs at georgetown university. good to have you with us. i w

be heard, in what he called, an "easter of war" — as he delivered his "urbi et orbi" address in st peter'se. may there be peace for war—torn ukraine. so tried by the violence and the destruction and senseless war in which it all dragged. the archbishop of canterbury — the most senior cleric in the anglican church — condemns uk government plans to send asylum seekers to rwanda. and the death toll rises in south africa — following heavy flooding — with a warning more rain may be on the way. there's no sign yet that the last ukrainian soldiers in the besieged port of mariupol have accepted russia's ultimatum to surrender. ukraine's deputy prime minister has demanded that russian forces open humanitarian corridors from mariupol today to allow citizens and wounded to be brought out. the city has been under siege for weeks. moscow says its troops have cleared resistance from the entire city, apart from a sprawling steelworks. ukraine say its naval units are preparing for a russian landing operation in the area. in a late—night address, president zelensky accused russia of deliberately trying to

st. peter's square. because of his inflamed knee, he was seen limping. the pontiff delivered his message to the city and the world. the pope used his easter message asking for prayers and peace for ukraine which he says is so so sorely tried by the violence and destruction by the cruel and senseless war. remembering the refugees and ukrainian victims he says he holds in his heart. he also asked for peace in the middle east to afghanistan, africa, latin america. asking the faithful to remember that peace is possible. it is a duty. it is everyone's responsibility. the pontiff took a tour of st. peter's square packed with more than 50 show worshippers, waving and blessing some in the crowd. whit? >> thank you, lama. >>> kb -- and the easter holiday weekend here at home means millions of americans are on the road gathering with loved ones and dealing with the steep gas prices. deirdre bolton is here with more. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. well, today is one of the busiest days to travel this spring. more than a quarter of americans are traveling

st. peter's historic march madness huge crowds turned out for the parade and ceremony. 15th speed st. peter's knocked off teams built with future nba stars they captured the hearts of people all over the country. valerie castro spoke with the players today about their bracket busting run. >> jersey city, stands up, let's go stands up. let's go, let's go. >> reporter: it was a parade and rally fit for a championship team. >> we are so happy to be here right now. we are so happy with what we accomplished but make no mistake. make no mistake. none of it would have been possible without everybody here. >> reporter: no matter that the st. peter's peacocks didn't actually win the national title. >> just a couple of guys playing basketball we didn't even think we could make it this far look at this. >> we are proud of them. even though they didn't make it. we are still proud of them. >> reporter: they may not have made it but the men's basketball team still left the court making history. >> they were the first 15 seed to make it to the elite eight. >> first they did something

to be heard, in what he called, an "easter of war" — as he delivered his urbi et orbi address in st peter'sare. the archbishop of canterbury, the most senior cleric in the anglican church, condemns uk government plans to send asylum seekers to rwanda. now, we are england. when i came in this factory, i was absolutely gobsmacked at what everyone was doing, how loud it was, crazy. it's nice when you see the finished product coming off the line. you see celebrities in them and you think we've made them. i've been here about nearly 41 years. probably spent more time here than at home. me sister only works down the bottom of the line. she puts your pockets on, me sister. me niece danielle works in the warehouse. daughter georgia works over there. people say, why don't you go to london? . and i said i wouldn't give up my | geordie girls, i really wouldn't.| they are fantastic. you know now that the clothing trade has gone in this area, and it's not like it was years and years ago. it's something that'll disappear and you'll not be able to get it back. i've definitely got the hardest job. well, i

be heard, in what he called, an "easter of war", as he delivered his "urbi et orbi" address in st peter's square. the archbishop of canterbury, the most senior cleric in the anglican church, condemns uk government plans to send asylum seekers to rwanda. now on bbc news, the travel show. this week on the show... i head underground in naples to get a sneak preview of an amazing archaeological discovery. on my gosh! look at this! plus, find out why a certain world—famous footballer has a shrine dedicated to him in the city. as restrictions are rolled back, cat is on the road in the uk to take a roller—coaster recovery ride. and we're heading to sri lanka to find out about a clean—up campaign along one of the country's historic canals. sites in the world. the roman city of pompeii was destroyed almost 2,000 years ago in 79ad, when nearby mount vesuvius erupted. metres of ash buried everything, freezing this catastrophic moment in time until its rediscovery in the 16th century. walking through the streets of this ancient city, under the shadow of the active volcano that destroyed it, is actual

st. peter's square to celebrate easter for the first time since the pandemic started.s called for world peace, especially in the middle east. may israelis, palestinians and allho dwell in the holy city together with pilgrims experience the beauty of peace, dwell in fraternity and enjoy free access to the holy places in mutual respect for the wright of each. geoff: tensions in jerusalem's old city after clashes left seven palestinians wounded. israelry -- val israeli police entered the mosque to secure it. police contend palestinians were waiting with stones and fireworks. at least two palesnians were arrested. the palestinians accuse israelis of using excessive force on swillians. two days ago at least 150 palestinians were injured at th same site, clashing with israeli police in riot gear. and back at home, three mass shootings in less than a day. overnight in pittsburgh, two minors are dead and at least eight others injured when gun pyre erupted at a large party at an airbnb. police say they're investigating eight separate crime scene spanning several blocks but no s

st. peter's fish, according to legend, there are two dark spots behind the gills.is fingerprints. bodies are given in many reservoirs of the world, but with those noted only in kinerite. cana of galilee, the village where, according to the bible, jesus performed the first miracle turned water into wine at first glance. this miracle does not carry any deep meaning. but this is only at first glance, as, in general, everything in the bible is jesus and his mother. came to the wedding during the holiday of the newlyweds ran out of wine. a miracle was needed to save them from shame, the savior, in general, he did not want to do it and does it, he does it out of obedience to his earthly mother. the lord came to fulfill the law according to the law, honor your father to your mother, and now the mother of god asks and christ yields. although in fact, he is in no hurry to work a miracle, why is he not in a hurry, because he knew that as soon as he starts to work miracles. this will be the beginning of the end, the beginning of his way of the cross, he will already be known,

st. peter's square, in stark contrast with the nearly empty st. peter's basilica in 2020 and a small masked crowd at the vatican last year. >> i feel absolutely blessed it's a very happy easter. >> reporter: from new york city's easter bonnet parade to mass and passover, americans celebrating together this weekend. some holiday gatheringed in person for the first time in three years. >> it feels good it's good to be back at my parish. >> reporter: as many's restr restrictions, this congregation with covid tests >> readily available for free, what does that mean? >> it means someone else cares. >> reporter: covid-19 ba.2 s subvariant is rising. >> our vaccines are holding up really well against ba.2 and the others, especially if you've been boosted. >> reporter: some covid precautions are coming back. philadelphia becomes the first major city to bring back its indoor mask main date, the rule facing a legal challenge. >> there's no other such mandate in any other city in america. >> reporter: the public mass transit extended along with broadway's, to

st. peters square, we saw a lot of ukrainian flags.ry would be if he does make a trip to ukraine. anne thompson with a beautiful shot at the the cathedral. thank you so much. >>> coming up, a sit-down with jane lynch for the new broadway "funny girl," the commercial for breakfast cereal that changed her life and playing sue sylvester on "glee,". >>> and a life well lived, the unsung hero of history who recorded and guarded schindler's list. >>> our photo of the week gained a historic moment in major league baseball. san francisco coach getting a fist bump after she became the first woman to ever take the field to coach during a major league game. natkin's helmet is on its way to the baseball hall of fame in wayfair has everything i need to make my home totally me. sometimes, i'm a homebody. can never have too many pillows! sometimes, i'm all business. a serious chair for a serious business woman! i'm always a mom- that is why you are smart and chose the durable fabric. perfect. i'm not a chef- and, don't mind if i do. but thanks to way

st. peter's square in stark contrast with the nearly empty st. and small masked crowd at the vatican last year. >> i feel absolutely blessed it's a very happy easter. >> reporter: from new york city's easter bonnet parade to churches and passover seders too, many americans also celebrating together this weekend. some holiday gatherings in person for the first time in three years. >> it feels good it's good to be back amongst parishioners >> reporter: but as many ease restrictions, this staten island congregation still mostly masked in prayer. their easter baskets coming with covid tests. to have them readily available to just take for free, what does that mean? >> it means that someone else cares. >> reporter: caution as th highly contagious omicron ba.2 subvariant fuels a rise in cases across 27 states hospitalizations are still falling, be the white house is watching in case they go the wrong way. >> our vaccines are holding up really well against ba.2, against all of the omicron variants, especially if you've been boosted >> reporter: despite

the most celebrated scenes of the day were in a st peter's square packed for the first public easterthere since the pandemic began. but the pope's message focused on events in ukraine, criticising russia for what he called a cruel and senseless conflict. translation: our eyes, too, are incredulous - on this easter of war. we have seen all too much blood, all too much violence. our hearts, too, have been filled with fear and anguish as so many of our brothers and sisters have had to lock themselves away in order to be safe from bombing. tidings of hope this easter have undoubtedly been tinged with the sense that more compassion would be welcome, in an interconnected world. aleem maqbool, bbc news. i'm joined now by camille le coz, she's a senior policy analyst at the migration policy institute. shejoins me from mexico. thank you forjoining us. what you make of this policy?— make of this policy? first, maybe, what we have _ make of this policy? first, maybe, what we have seen _ make of this policy? first, maybe, what we have seen is _ make of this policy? first, maybe, what we have see

st. peter's peacocks historic march madness run to the elite eight.loway was, today, named the head coach of his alma mater, seton hall, where he was a star player. holloway's former players joined the coach for one last huddle celebrating his big move. well, congrats, coach. >>> up next, meet the medical researcher who's saving lives and making history. (dr. david jeremiah) there may have never been another time in history when end times prophecy has been more aligned with the culture and circumstances of the world than it is today. i believe there are ten phenomenon we are witnessing today that were recorded centuries ago in bible prophecy. (male announcer) join dr. david jeremiah in his new series, "where do we go from here?" on the next episode of "turning point." right here on this station. >>> on this final day of women's history month, cbs' chief medical correspondent dr. jon lapook caught up with a medical researcher who has already made her own mark on history. >> reporter: dr. kizzemekia corbett is celebrated for leading a team at the nation

but frances is called for peace amid the war in ukraine during an easter vigil in st. peter's basilica, the mayor of the occupied ukrainian city of melita, poland, who was detained by russian forces last month and 3 ukrainian lawmakers also attended the ceremony. moscow was barred, british prime minister boris johnson and several other u. k. officials from entering russia. the russian foreign ministry says it will be adding more names to that band list. it's a retaliation for you. k sanctions over the war and ukraine, germany ascending ukraine, a 1000000000 euros to buy weapons. the funds are part of a substantial increase in german defense spending. meanwhile, thousands have been taking part in traditional easter peace marches nationwide. many are calling for an end to the war. but some activists are rethinking long held pacifist and anti war beliefs. those marching for peace at this he is east of march . his have to trade a thin line. traditionally, the demonstrations are a chance for people who believe passionately and pacifism to make their voices heard colds for all om sales to st

but frances has called for peace during an easter vigil in st. peter's basilica, ukrainian officials, including a mayor who was detained by russian forces last month, attended the service. ukraine's ambassador to germany has been quoted in a sunday newspaper sang ukraine was quote, not informed of the details of a general of a proposal to provide ukraine with a 1000000000 euros to buy weapons. the german government, his face repeated criticism for its slow response to russia's invasion. the proposed increase in defense spending, which includes that money for ukraine tame ahead of traditional easter peace marches across germany. thousands of people took part calling for an end to war. those marching for peace at this he is east of march. his have to trade a thin line. traditionally, the demonstrations are a chance for people who believe passionately and pacifism to make. their voices heard colds for all om sales to stop and old war and aggression to end all the normal fare. but what to do in the case of pollutants, war of aggression against ukraine. that question has forced some here t

during an easter vigil in st. peter's basilica, the mayor of the occupied ukrainian city of melody topple, who was detained by russian forces last month. and 3 ukrainian lawmakers also attended the ceremony. moscow has bought the british prime, alyssa bars, johnson and several other u. k. officials from entering russia. the russian foreign ministry says it will be adding more names to the band list. the band is in retaliation for you. k sanctions over the wall in ukraine. though, as the fighting in ukraine enters its next phase, thousands of demonstrators turned out across germany for traditional eastern peace marches, which they back to the cold war. the activists call for an end to the war ukraine. but there's also growing support for weapons deliveries to keep germany has decided to send ukraine a 1000000000 euros to buy alms. the funds are part of the substantial increase in german defense spending. these tanks have been the focus of germany's political discourse all week. should germany, so heavy weapons to ukraine are not the federal government instead decided to pay over a 10000000

in st. peter's basilica, the mayor of you occupied ukrainian city of melli topple, who was detained by russian forces last month and 3 ukrainian lawmakers also attended the ceremony. are germany ascending ukraine, a 1000000000 euros to buy weapons. the funds a part of a substantial increase in german defense spending. meanwhile, thousands have been taking part in traditional east apiece much as nationwide. many a calling for an end to the war. but some activists are rethinking long, held pacifists and anti war beliefs. those marching for peace at this year's easter marches have to trade a thin line. traditionally, the demonstrations are a chance for people who believe passionately and pacifism to make their voices heard. calls for all arm sales to stop and all war and aggression to end all the normal fare. but what to do in the case of putin's war of aggression against ukraine. that question has forced some here to rethink their principles. one she unhappy, sustained with a heavy heart. i think now we probably have to supply weapons. as i said, i'm actually absolutely against it. and a

clever mechanisms to include oil sanction might dominate new gases of people have gathered at the st. peter's square in vatican city to hear pope frances leave easter sunday mass on saturday evening. the pontiff called for peace in ukraine during easter vigil increase. so that ceremony was attended by the mayor of the occupied ukrainian city of willie de paula and 3 ukrainian lawmakers. teaching associations in germany. se schools could see up to a quarter 1000000 new students made up of young people fleeing the war in ukraine. an estimated 40000 school age ukrainians are already here. many schools are setting up orientation classes to help newcomers. a just like this one in berlin. that even that is that your pocket calculator. oh, yes, it is my pocket calculator. awesome. now altogether pocket calculator, it's a new language in a new life. these teenagers that lessing high school fled you cray enough to rush his invasion, 3 weeks into their german education. things seem to be going well. i've had them at the rug, i guess you could say that the welcoming class really did make things easier f

st. peter's square. to come from peace in ukraine. talking about you can for most of the mass. never mentioned russia, not once. he did pray for the european countries. as you can see, very good -- there. much smaller. a couple of years, coming from -- >> of st. mary's cathedral has -- spoke at easter mass. on sunday, the main focus was ukraine. calling for peace, urging parishioners to pray for -- and at the third baptist church in san francisco, reverend -- had a compassionate message on easter. recognizing a more formal gathering on this sunday. with the past couple of easter's. >> just in our newsroom, brentwood police say -- was driving to an atm this morning when a bank of america on the freeway, shady willow lane. officers say it appears -- was stolen a john deere tractor. trying to get the machine out. did a lot of damage to the atm. no money was lost. one customer completely -- you can't even live safely in this community. people work so hard. why are they stealing stuff? coming up, a woman in the east bay stealing a baby animal from the side of the hill. why that's so

st. peter's square.are in front of a crowd since the covid pandemic began. later today, at noon, he'll deliver his traditional address to the city and the world. it's usually a 360-degree review of the global situation. there we would expect the pontiff very directly to address the crisis in ukraine and to repeat his denunciations of the war. but even without speaking, the pope managed to make a statement friday night, good friday, during the traditional way of the cross ceremony. at one point, he entrusted the cross to a ukrainian and a russian woman, both nurses, they're personal friends here in rome. that brought a lot of protests from ukrainians who saw it as a kind of moral equivalence between the aggressor and the victim, but the pope clearly saw it as an important statement about reconciliation and the possibility of peace and friendship despite the conflict. so very busy. as you say, somewhat bittersweet easter here in rome, tkim. >> we'll be watching throughout the day. >>> musicians and artists

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st. peter's. the first mass with a large crowd since the pandemic again. here in the bay area, a big turnout at bay area churches this easter sunday. thank you for joining us and happy easter to you. a return to easter events and activities we had to put on pause when the pandemic began. how many celebrated. ♪ >> easter sunday service as only a church can do it. inspiration. >> g6 came back to life -- jesus came back to life. >> services were online only due to covid. >> this feels amazing, to recharge your batteries, see some people you have not seen in person as opposed as seeing people online. >> we have not been like this in two years. >> is it nice to be back inside of the church? >> it is so nice to be back inside of the church. i cannot wait to give people hugs. >> now more than ever, this holiday means renewal and new life. >> if you do not leave here feeling more connected to community, we have not done our job. we are only in the liberation and doing business at glide. >> another celebration and thousands of people here to see it. >> san francisc

st. peter's.all the way up to the very front row with pope francis. we have no idea how it happened still. they took us, come follow us. pope francis came. we have video to show, if not put it on my facebook and twitter, instagram and all of that, pope francis drives right over to us. pope francis, would you give my son a blessing? they took baby andy and they brought him into the arms of pope francis, they gave him a blessing. i was able to speak with him, how much it meant for me on deep personal passionate way. i felt it was a real blessing from god. rachel: amazing. by the way, gorgeous baby. beautiful baby. can't see enough of those pictures coming across our screen. congratulations. what a moment. pete: do you have baby andy with me right now? >> i do. he is crying. a blessing by pope francis would fix the crying, might still sully his pants. look at this guy. this is andy. buddy, say hello to my friends. rachel: he looks like you. he is like a mini-you [laughter]. >> buddy, say hello. these

st. peters square.e first time the pope has been able to do this in the square with a large crowd since the covid pandemic began. in that crowd are a number of ukrainian dignitaries including the mayor of one ukrainian town who was briefly arrested by russian forces who had entered his town and then later released. in about a half hour or so when the mass is over we expect the pope to deliver his traditional address to the city and world where he'll explicitly engage the crisis in ukraine and reiterate his frequent denouncing of the war. and we should know without saying anything the pope has already made in a statement in recent days about the war. on friday, good friday during the way of the cross ceremony at the roman colosseum at one point the pope asked a ukrainian and russian woman to carry the cross together. and that brought a great deal of criticism from ukrainians who felt it implied a kind of moral equivalence between a victim and aggressor in this. we'll see how he addresses that later today

st. peter's square.rst time the pope has been able to do that since the covid pandemic began. the last time he celebrated easter in the square in front of the crowd was 2019. and there is something of a shadow hanging over what is ordinarily a very joyous celebration for christians around the world. and that, of course, is because of the ukraine war. later today, at noon, local, the pope will deliver his traditional message to the city and the world which is usually a sort of 360 degree review of the global situation and there is every expectation that he will explicitly address the crisis in ukraine there. en doundoubtedly repeat his denunciations of the war and compassion for those suffering as a result of it. we should note, kim, even without saying anything the pope has already managed to make a statement about the war in ukraine in these days. friday, good friday, during the way of the cross ceremony at the roman coliseum, at one point the pope in trust of the cross to a russian and ukrainian woman.

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st. peter's square, and he issued a solemn warning this could all lead to nuclear war.called for, quote, peace in war torn ukraine, solely tried by the violence and destruction of this cruel and senseless war into which it was dragged. nbc's ann thompson brings us more on the message of peace. >> reporter: pope francis has used his spotlight to bring attention to the war in ukraine. having them crossed together on good friday, kissing the ukrainian flag from a devastated bucha, reminding catholics and people all over the world of the agony of war while celebrating the joy of the risen christ. father tom reece writes for religious news service. >> does the war of ukraine temper the joy of easter? >> well, i think it really puts the whole holy week and easter season into perspective. when we see christ on the cross, it reminds us that there's still suffering in the world today. >> reporter: the pope making clear his concern from the start, says phil palella who covers the vatican for reuters. >> he actually went down to the russian embassy to talk to the ambassador to exp

st. peter's basilica, and on saturday evening, the 85-year-old pontiff will hold an easter vigil, followedeaster mass on sunday morning. there who will perform the tradional blessing. in france, people congress gated outside notre dame on the third anniversary o the fire which devastated the famous cathedral. an army of workers is trying to get rid of layers of soot and restore the building in time for the 2024 olympics. people in the polish town known as polish jerusalem. the tradition of its easter celebrations go back to the 17th century and in the czech republic town, marchers disguised in white masks walked with wooden battle to mark the christian holiday. tradition has it the noise rattlers are suppo narrator: funding for this presentation of this program is provided by... narrator: financial services firm, raymond james. man: bdo. accountants and advisors. narrator: funding was also provided by, the freeman foundation. by judy and peter blum kovler foundation; pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. and by contributions to this pbs station from viewers li you. thank you. ♪

the report says a public memorial is set for noon tomorrow at st. peter and paul church on washington square. >>> new video of a tanker truck exploding in flames on the freeway. it didn't end the way you might expect. >>> california gas tax about to spike for the summer. the scramble at the state capital to find relief for drivers. >> how the future tenor -- >>> plans to keep spring skiing going until nearly summer. >>> temperatures warmed up to a couple degrees above average for inland parts of the bay area. into the mid-70s for concord. a stronger onshore breeze tomorrow is going to push the numbers down a little bit. take a look at the complete forecast coming up. under district attorney gascón, i prosecuted car break-ins. all repeat offenders, often in organized crime rings. but when chesa boudin took office, he dissolved the unit and stopped me from collaborating with the police on my cases. now home and car break-ins are on the rise because repeat offenders know they can get away with it. chesa boudin is failing to do his job. there's a better way t

st. peter's square in the vatican this morning for the first time since the pandemic. he addressed a crowd of tens of thousands calling for peace for war-torn ukraine. several people held ukrainian flags as the pope spent much of his address discussing the impacts of the war and praised other nations helping ukrainian refugees. back here locally, the saint michael ukrainian orthodox church in san francisco will hold a special sermon on ending the war on the ongoing war in ukraine. that service starts at 10:00 a.m. on 7th street in san francisco. >>> in case you missed it, it was an electric night for the warriors and their fans in san francisco. we've seen a lot of playoffs in oakland, but this was the first for chase center and that all changed last night with a big win. the warriors hosting the nuggets in game one of the nba playoffs. "today in the bay's" stephanie magallon takes us to chase center. >> reporter: chase center was home game here since ge at this. but what really got fans going today was seeing steph curry score again. a massive ovation as steph curry s

st. peter's square for palm sunday since the start of the pandemic. well there is new concern tonight about a spring covid surge in the u.s. a rapid rise in cases in philadelphia has city officials considering a return to mask wearing indoors. right now 27 states are reporting a rise in infections over the past eight days. cbs's jonathan vig lot si in los angeles with what we can expect. jonathan. >> jericka, good evening, covid cases here in l.a. have spiked 78% in just the last four days but a critical number to keep our eyes on is hospitalizations. and so far all signs indicate there has been no injuries. >> spring break crowds and eased masking restrictions in loss angs will and other cities are driving covid risks up across the nation. >> we're watching a little too much into it to go back to normal. >> in the northeast there has been a spike in cases including the nation's capitol where new infections jumped 89 percent in two week, including a high profile outbreak among lawmakers. health officials say the ba-2 sub variant accounts for up to 72

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st. peter's square. he said ukraine was, quote, sorely tried by the violence and destruction of the cruel and senseless war it was dragged into. he also cited the quote troubling risk of nuclear war. >>> gun violence marred the holiday weekend here in the u.s. three mass shootings took place in two states. the latest happened in pittsburgh early yesterday morning. more than 200 people were crammed into an airbnb when shots rang out leaving two minors dead. as tom hanson reports, no arrest have been made in the case in. >> reporter: the smashed windows, a hint of the violence that erupted here. turning a house party into a bloody crime scene. at least two male victims died in the shooting. the neighborhood traumatized. mitchell wilston lives nearby. >> i'm going to go wash blood off of my wife's car which is a really depressing way to spend easter. >> reporter: more than a dozen guests were injured, some from gunshots, others from the rush to escape. police say more than 200 people were packed into the ai

st. peter's square to call for peace, and even caution the conflict could lead to nuclear war. but the kremlin's forces aren't pulling back. they're preparing for a new offensive. cbs' chris livesay joins us tonight from kyiv. >> reporter: well, the war may be shifting east, but moscow can still attack wherever it wants by air. russia has increased missile strikes here in kyiv, and continues to pound major cities on the frontlines. the killing continues in car sooef. though stunningly not for this person. seven people, including a 7-month-old, died in overnight shelling authorities say. in the besieged eastern city of mariupol, russia has now claimed victory. if true, we may never know the full scale of horror. but chernihiv in northern ukraine offers a glimpse. it too was encircled by russian forces, cut off from food, water, and electricity for weeks. at the height of the siege, up to 50 people were killed every day. some waiting in bread lines. others as they hid inside of their apartments. and even more died because they couldn't get access to food or water. ukrainian force

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st. peter's square calls for peace even warning the conflict could lead to nuclear war. but cbs' chris livesay joins us tonight from ciive. >> reporter: the war may be shifting east but moscow can sht but mostly cloudy can sti still attack wherever it wants by air. russia has increased missile strikes here in the capital kyiv and continues to pull on the front lines. russia has now claimed victory. the killing continues in kharkiv, though stunningly not for this person. seven people, including a 7-month-old, died in overnight shelling, authorities say. in the besieged eas russia has now claimed victory. if true, we may never feel the full scale of war. but ch chernihiv it too was encircled by russian forces, cut off from food, water and electricity for weeks. at the height of the siege up to 50 people were killed every day. some waiting in bread lines, others as they hid inside of their apartments and even more died because they couldn't get access to food or water. ukrainian forces, dramatically outgunned, pushed the russians back. in one remarkable instance, shooting d

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