nbc's claudio lavanga is in vatican city. >> the day started as every wednesday at the vatican with theope presiding over the general audience in st. peter's square looking perfectly fine, so we were surprised when only a couple of hours later the vatican said he was taken to the hospital for some prescheduled medical tests, but then as rumors built later, at the end of the day the vatican said he had a respiratory infection. >> reporter: as a young man, francis had part of one lung removed while he was a seminarian in argentina suffering from pneumonia. knee pain has forced him to use a wheelchair in the past year, and he underwent colon surgery in 2021 when he was hospitalized for ten days. today while meeting with argentina's president, president joe biden told reporters he had just heard about the pope's health issues. the president, a lifelong catholic, who keeps a picture of francis in the oval office, told reporters he was concerned about the man he calls a dear friend. >> anne, as you noted, we're near holy week. what does this mean for the pope's public schedule? >> reporter: w

they wanted to purge the vatican bank and reform the roman empire.tablish closer contact, between the pope and bishops around the world, francis did all this and even went. then he became a huge surprise for his electors. many of those who voted for him. now the purge of the vatican bank more than once, accused of money laundering and connections with the mafia, would not have done this, francis arranged rather a general cleaning by closing thousands of accounts, and introducing external the audit carried out reformulations weakened the power of roman korea let women into the church in its administration , for the first time a woman became a natalika deputy secretary of the synod of bishops. made 40 apostolic visits, francis lesbas, south sudan congo to the ends of the earth, because from there the pope believes reality is better visible than from the center historical events took place at the diplomatic level , the meeting of the pope and patriarch kirill in cuba you used the word tornado this tornado effect we see how he spent a purge in how the ch

i mean this is an important part of the period of the year for catholics and for the vatican. as you mentioned, palm sunday and then that kicks off, he's got his regular audience on wednesday. that's holy thursday. there's good friday where they eat. he performs the stations of the cross at the coliseum holy saturday. and then of course, he says, sunday when he presents his would be at all be the message to the city of rome and to the world. and then of course mister monday. so it's a big moment for the church and not having the pope there would be a significant a loss in terms of his connection with the faithful and they want to see him there . so it will be an interesting time. i think the hope is that as even his entourage and doctors as it is that you will be there in time for easter sunday, of course we'll have to see and you know, the media is looking out for other statements and updates from the vatican. there was sima phillips are journalists in rome there. thank you very much. summa says that taliban returned to power in afghanistan. women and girls have seen their fr

the vatican says pope francis is spending a few days in hospital in rome to be treated for a respiratorynfection. the un adopts a resolution, asking the world's highest court to define the obligation of countries, to combat climate change. i celebrate today with the people of thanyou are two, who are still reeling from the devastation of two macro back to back cyclones. prosecutors in mexico say they're treating the deadly fire at a migrant centre as suspected homicide and identify eight suspects. king charles is in germany on his first state visit as monarch. he praises germans for their extraordinary hospitality. over all these years, and in so many ways, i have been struck by the warmth of the friendship between our nations. some of the biggest names in technology call for a pause in the development of advanced artificial intelligence — warning it could be a threat to humanity. and one of the biggest animals ever to walk the earth — the skeleton of a patagotitan dinosaur is the latest addition to london's natural history museum. welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and around the

i mean this is an important part of the period of the year for catholics and for the vatican. as you mentioned, palm sunday and then that kicks off. he's got his regular audience on wednesday. that's holy thursday. the good friday, whether he perform crustaceans of the cross at the coliseum, holy crap to day. and then of course, he's just sunday when he presents his or be it or be the message to the city of rome and to the world. and then of course, the monday. so it's a big moment for the church and not having the pope there would be a significant loss in terms of his connection with the faithful and they want to see him day. so it will be an interesting time. i think the hope is that as even his entourage and doctors the thing is that he will be there in time for easter sunday. of course, we'll have to p and you know, the media is looking out for the statements and updates from the vatican that will see my journalists in rome that thank you very much, my well, that's a well news updates coming up. maxine d, w, news, asia, we gauge the mood and indonesia, which has been strip

infection. yes, the vatican says the pope rested — yes, the vatican says the pope rested well at thise was able to have some breakfast, read the papers and is said to _ breakfast, read the papers and is said to be — breakfast, read the papers and is said to be doing well. the breakfast, read the papers and is said to be doing well.— said to be doing well. the blood test bein: said to be doing well. the blood test being trout _ said to be doing well. the blood test being trout that _ said to be doing well. the blood test being trout that could - said to be doing well. the blood | test being trout that could spare thousands of bowel cancer nations unnecessary chemotherapy. and one of the biggest creatures ever to walk the earth — a patagotitan dinosaur — goes on display at the natural history museum in london. hello, and welcome to bbc news. king charles has addressed germany's federal parliament, the budestag, as part of his first overseas tour as monarch. the king used his speech to highlight relations between the uk and germany — he also thanked the german people for their kindness a

the vatican says pope francis has a respiratory infection and will need to spend a few days in hospital in rome. king charles is in germany on his first state visit as monarch. he praised germans for their �*extraordinary hospitality�* towards ukrainian refugees. all these years and in so many ways, i have been struck by the warmth of the friendship between our nations. outrage in mexico — as new details emerge about the fire that caused the death of 38 people at a migrant centre. some of the biggest names in technology call for a pause in the development of advanced artificial intelligence — warning it could be a threat to humanity. and one of the biggest animals ever to walk the earth — the skeleton of a patago—titan dinosaur — is the latest addition to london's natural history museum. hello and welcome to the programme pope francis has been taken to hospital, suffering from a respiratory infection. the vatican said the 86—year—old had breathing difficulties in recent days but said he does not have covid and he'll spend a few nights under medical supervision. it comes at the busiest t

yuri krivoshef ntv mariupol donetsk people's republic fragments of the parthenon returned to the vaticanted with the monument in athens to return the stolen marble decoration of the ancient temple also requires london but there to follow the example of the vatican slowly than the british authorities explains his refusal to the president. three heads of a horse of a boy and a husband returns the vatican to athens a monument of world architecture the parthenon temple is pretty much destroyed and plundered in times of decline. athens is restoring head to head tail to tail is very important, and the attitude towards these monuments, as shrines shrines, cannot be divided into parts, three heads from a pagan temple. head of the roman catholic church. handed over to the head of the greek orthodox church while sculpting. they have been there for over 100 years. for them , 2,500 years, this period is only moments. after such a gift. all heads turned towards the british museum in london, where there are many more marble fragments. greek horses bulls, young men, maidens, who adorned ancient temples

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the pope's condition in the vatican tonight. before he's released, the remarkable moment baptizing a baby in the hospital. tonight, here a first look at the espn investigation on "20/20" later tonight. the story of lauren mccluskey, the beloved daughter and university student and athlete. her story shook the nation. never-before-seen surveillance here tonight. the man she had been dating seen here stalking her outside her dorm, dressed in character from the movie "deadpool." lauren's multiple attempts to get campus police to help her and what then happened to her. tonight, her parents and their mission. and the remarkable image here tonight, the 4-year-old boy and his dog, a black lab, found alive in the woods. >> david: good effect. great to have you we end o a wk thebreaew whe nationl weather service is calling a particularly dangerous situation declaring a tornado emergency for a te in little rock. already today, several reported tornadoes on the ground. already late today across several states. it's all part of a dangerous l

the vatican says pope francis has a respiratory infection, and will need to spend a few days in hospital in rome. outrage in mexico, as new details emerge about the fire that caused the death of 38 people at a migrant centre. and one of the biggest animals ever to walk the earth — the skeleton of a patagotitan dinosaur — is the latest addition to london's natural history museum. live from our studio in singapore. this is bbc news. it's newsday. welcome to the programme. we begin today in germany — where king charles has arrived on his first state visit as monarch. he also became the first head of state since the second world war to be honoured with a full ceremonial and military welcome at the brandenburg gate, in berlin. the trip was originally due to begin in france, but protests against raising the pension age meant that visit had to be postponed. king charles has paid tribute to germany's "extraordinary hospitality" towards ukrainian refugees and said both the countries must "stand together" with ukraine in "defence of freedom and sovereignty". our royal correspondent nicholas witche

that came out of the vatican press office. it turns out he was rushed to the hospital.images of him coming off of his wednesday audience, general public event in which he looked terrible, right? breathing in a very difficult way. also you don't stay in the hospital for three days. they said right at the beginning he is going to be -- once he got to the hospital they walked back the original messaging and said he will be here for several days. you don't do that with the pope. first of all because you could have doctors and equipment there in the vatican taking care of him. they want him in the hospital. i think it is serious. doesn't mean it's grave or that this is going to end badly. >> bill: he was sick when he was young that affected his lung. >> part of his lung was removed. but hey, he is 86 years old. he has a massive, massive job that he seems to be doing in a rather vigorous way. so he has done fine with part of that lung missing. but yeah, he now has a lung infection they are saying. of course, there the danger, then, that this could turn into something else. i

from the vatican. well actually katelyn polantz that within the hour already something to know that the pope slept well, just to give you an idea where he is behind me. there's five windows there with their shutters pulled down. those are the pope's rooms. what we know, of course, for the moment is that the diagnosis is a respiratory infection. they said yesterday that the pope had been complaining for several days about respiratory difficulties. and so he came here yesterday afternoon and will need to stay for a few days, according to the vatican in order to receive medical treatment. now hope as you mentioned is 86 years old when he was 21. he had part of his lung removed because of a respiratory illness, so that's something to take into consideration for this issue. we also know of course, he has been suffering from mobility problems , causing him to use a wheelchair. sometimes that's due to a knee problem. and the last time he was here it was the summer of 2021 for 10 days. because of diverticuliti

the vatican says pope francis is spending a few days in hospital — to be treated for a respiratory infection charles is in germany on his first state visit as monarch. he praises germans for their extraordinary hospitality. plans to cut greenhouse gasses and give the uk the cheapest electricity in europe by 2050 are set out by the government. to get more renewables, including nuclear, you do need to decarbonise the whole energy economy so it is really two parts of the same thing that this is a massive investment. and one of the biggest animals ever to walk the earth the skeleton of a dinosaur is the latest addition to london's natural history museum. hello and welcome. there are claims that russia is promoting the use of nuclear weapons, with state propaganda trying to make russians think a nuclear war is not a bad thing. in an interview with the bbc, the russian journalist and nobel peace prize laureate dmitry muratov said state tv channels have been talking about a nuclear tsunami that would wash away america and he said he couldn't rule out president putin pressing the nuclear button. he'

the pope actually tweeting himself for the vatican sink has been reading newspapers . he went back to work. despite the bronchitis diagnosis. would you say that this is encouraging news on his healthcare front? you know, very encouraging news in an elderly patient who was recently diagnosed with a respiratory infection, whether it's bronchitis or pneumonia. you look at the clinical picture of the clinical picture is how is the patient in iraq ting with staff around them? are they alert? apparently he was doing some office work and even went to a capital close by. so that is really good news and you know, beyond the elderly. when you get an infection, you could become disoriented. you can actually be delirious and they can take a turn for the bad, very quickly the fact that he's on antibiotics already in the sd to watch him and make sure that he continues to improve. dr matthew you mentioned the complicating factor of his age. the pope also suffered severe pneumonia when he was a young man and had part of a long removed. how might that complicate his treatment? that cou

, people here in rome, especially at the vatican, and catholics all over the world.hat people are concerned about is the pope's willingness to resign, in case he is unwell. because we know it is said repeatedly over the last years, especially over the last couple of months, and different interviews, if he is not feeling well or healthy enough, he wants to resign because he does not have the strength to lead the catholic church. so people are really watching closely the hospital and the situation. but at the moment, we know about the pope's health, it is more concern and not having the strength to be able to go on as pope. david: many thanks for joining us there from rome. outreach is growing in mexico, as further details emerge about a fire at a migrant center in ciudad juarez. footage has emerged that appears to show the start of the blaze. i might warn you, you might find these pictures distressing. officials seem to walk away as a fire breaks out, leavi men and what appears to be a locked cell. the imprisoned men then try unsuccessfully to open the barred door, as

vatican says if you days that is what we know for the moment. this is a big week. coming up starting palm sunday's easter week. the pope has a lot of events scheduled, so we will have to see how he goes in the hospital , whether he'll be able to get out and make those events are not willful. i think i speak for all of our viewers. when i say we wish him only the best and a speedy speedy recovery. delia gallagher in rome for us thanks very much and to our viewers. thanks very much for watching. i'm wolf blitzer in the situation room. erin burnett outfront starts right now. outfront next. he knew the victims, and he also trained the school staff for this very tragedy. the man who lead active shooter drills that covenant and just walk through the school today for the first time since

>> reporter: what we know officially from the vatican is what you just mentioned. pope has been complaining about breathing difficulties, that's why he was taken to the hospital on wednesday afternoon where medical checks highlighted respiratory infection. but we hope that today throughout the day the vatican will update us and answer some questions that arise from that statement, such as what kind of respiratory infection is he suffering from, how many days is he expected to stay in hospital and will he manage to attend any of the events scheduled for the upcoming holy week, which is the most important week in the catholic church's calendar that will start with palm sunday and the way of the cross next friday and of course easter weekend next week. or will he address the faithful in the coming days, as he's done after his colon surgery from the balcony of that hospital. >> it's leading up to holy week and for 3 billion catholics in the world. thank you, claudio. >>> president biden will head to mississippi to survey the damage, the recovery efforts, rather, a week

the vatican says pope francis is spending a few days in hospital to be treated for a respiratory infection. the vatican insists the pontiff had a good night in hospital but his illness raises questions about his involvement in easter celebrations this coming sunday. celebrations this coming sunday. the uk government releases plans to cut greenhouses gases but opponents criticise the lack of new investment king charles praises germany's hospitality towards ukrainian refugees during his first state visit as monarch. and one of the biggest creatures ever to walk the earth. a patagotitan dinosaur is about to go on show at the natural history museum in london. hello and welcome to bbc news. the vatican says pope francis has spent a good night in hospital after being admitted with a respiratory infection. a spokesman said he had been experiencing breathing difficulties, but they also confirmed he was not suffering from covid. i'm joined now by the bbc�*s davide ghiglione in rome. what is the very latest on the pope was my condition first of all? i am was my condition first of all? i am here at t

this according to the vatican.ntiff was admitted to the hospital yesterday with breathing infections. he has reportedly had a good nights rest and is now working from his hospital bed. >> after his hospital admission on wednesday sparked worldwide concern, pope francis' health is improving, allowing him to work from hospital, according to a vatican official, but it is still unclear when the pontiff, who was hospitalized with a respiratory infection, will be discharged and if he will be able to take part in the busy week of ceremonies leading to easter sunday. >> we are on the eve of what is the busiest week in the vatican in terms of public liturgies. between now and easter, the pontiff is scheduled to preside on at least seven services. it is unclear if the pope will have the energy to do this. >> earlier in march, the argentine pontiff marked a decade as the head of the catholic church, but this is not the first time anxieties have been raised over his well-being. for the past year, he has been using a wheelchair

the vatican's talking about respiratory issues. a respiratory infection is their diagnosis from the gemelli hospital in rome as a half an hour ago. boris bianna. delia gallagher. thank you so much for bringing us that update. let's go straight to cnn medical analyst dr lena when we were just having a conversation about a different topics. we're glad that you were able to stick around with us. obviously the pope has some special considerations with his health. delia mentioned that he had had part of a long removed. he's 86 years old. talk to us about what goes into treatment for someone like that. well really depends on what is the condition that the pope has. and so i'm certain that when he went to go to his position in the hospital, they would have monitored his status so they would have looked at his cardio respiratory status. what are his vital signs? what is his oxygen saturation at room air? does he need oxygen? and then they would have done x rays and perhaps ct scans or other testified out what exactly is this condition? doe

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the gifting of the fragments of the parthenon which have been held at the vatican museums more than two of greece. the decision to return the frangments was announced by pope francis last year. my my personal heartfelt wishes that this issue is mmx by others. pope francis shows that this is possible and significant. it's hoped the move will spur other overseas insistituitions holding parthenon sculptures to return them. translation: the ceremony today which completes the incredibly generous gesture from pope francis, similar to the government of sicily and republic of italy a few months ago, so that everyone can follow, in orderfor the ago, so that everyone can follow, in order for the unity of the parthenon to be restored, in the place where this should happen. greee is continuing calls for brtain to return marbles taken from the parthenon temple by lord elgin in the early 19th century. there's been speculation that the british musuem where they're held could arrnage a loan of the sculptures. but greek ministers say the county could never accept a loan of something they consider stolen

the vatican has always been distinguished by its special ostpolitik.will be caught there . therefore, this is a separate topic for a separate broadcast, but we can talk about this with you, by the way, today i will simply remind you that i read on the website that the press published a large publication that it turns out that the support of the pope has fallen very much in argentina itself, that 10 years ago everyone celebrated it as a great victory, and today only less than a quarter of argentines believe that the pope has become a real global leader , that is, they say that a lot of what he does and says divides people, this is the opinion, these are the signals of putin and during this year of the full-scale invasion of the pope's statements, they every time one friend contradicts the other because he supports the ukrainians and cheers for the ukrainians, then he puts a ukrainian woman next to a russian woman at this crossroads and says reconcile between yourselves. that is, he puts the victim and the aggressor next to each other and there. well, he

spoke continues to age because obviously he has defined very clearly a political position for this vatican, which stands very clearly, you know, it's oriented towards progressive ism and there is actually a very conservative, conservative charge with very powerful figures waiting in the wings further opportunity to actually reestablish their power. i think that obviously every time that there is, there is a hiccup of the sword in which the pope actually is ailing, or the pope is sake or the bobbies admitted into a hospital. these questions obviously become very important, very relevant again, and i think that was martin got the w religious affairs correspondent might say, much about mountain. my pleasure. now without his quite reminder of our top stories to day prisons, king charles says, address german lawmakers in the bundle tug alternating between english and german. the king gave a sometimes humorous speech, stressing the ties that bind brisson with germany. his visit is aimed at reviving relations and the post wrecks at era. and you commission president wilson fund alliance as future

stopped up nicaragua threatened to sever ties with the vatican. in an interview with an argentine newspaper, pope francis described the government of daniel elevation as a dictatorship and said that the elevation is more of an imbalance . the vatican is under the rule of the mafia, which chooses the pass and senior religious leaders. flying harvesters are coming to the market to deal with traffic. a new model of these cars made by a chinese company was unveiled in dubai. the two-seater model of this flying car is equipped with a 4-meter flight. in height it is low and it is planned for tourism and medical transport. the mass production of these cars will start next year with a price of 146 thousand dollars. the reason for the research on zionism was expelled from the top british university. the author of 16 books translated into 12 languages ​​was brought to court. he is not hostile, but the tone he used in his statements was not appropriate. i am now a guest of the future news program. hello, welcome. considering your presence in this program , i

. >>> also, an update on the health of pope francis who the vatican says is progressively improving in the hospital. we've got a live report from rome. >>> plus, an investigation underway after nine soldiers were killed in an army helicopter crash in kentucky what we just learned from pentagon officials. >>> and any minute now, we're expecting an update from the white house on the american reporter arrested on spying charges in russia. our nbc news reporters are following all of the latest developments we begin with that arrest and charges not seen since the cold war. nbc's josh lederman is covering this from london josh, as we wait to hear from white house officials, that briefing scheduled to start any minute now what do we know now about this case >> well, we know that this journalist will remain in russian custody at least for the next two months. that is what emerged from his brief court appearance in moscow earlier told we also know that because this court case is going to be held behind closed doors, having been deemed top secret, we are not likely to know in realtime very much

the artifacts have been kept in the vatican for centuries, will not put more pressure on the u. k. to return a much larger collection of marbles on exhibition in the british museum. they was stripped out of the parson on, in the early 18, hundreds on the orders of a scottish nobleman known as lord elkin or challenge reports from london. like last pieces of a scattered jigsaw puzzle, finally returned to their origin. here the head of a boy, but also part of a horse's head and the head of a bearded man. 3 fragments of one of the wonders of ancient apples. a sculpted marble fries that once wrapped the path and temple. now bear back in grief presented by a representative of pi, francis the gifting of the fragments of the printer, which have been held in the vatican. museums for more than 2 centuries shows itself as an increase cultural and social gesture of friendship and solidarity with the people of greece. the greek government is hoping chest is like this and to the growing momentum for the return of other parts on sculptures from international collections committee me to ceremony t

vatican.that they will be the main negotiators with the vatican, because they generally have a master, patriarch bartholomew of constantinople. palace church. we know that there is the mariinsky palace, which they shot built for the tsars, in particular for elizabeth, and it was st. andrew's church , they gave it away, then they transferred it directly to the use of the patriarch of constantinople, and there was even indignation among national circles, therefore, about jumping off the stage give and firstly, not only this work of art. it’s not only architecture, but it’s also, how to say, a shrine, no matter how ukraine has the right to give it to constantinople, and as we know that the patriarchs of frequencies flow out and on blessings even in these communist prayer services, that is, there is a frequent guest therefore, i think that the main, if it is then the main negotiator will be the patriarch, skye bartholomew of constantinople well , or his successor who will be next after him, in pri

and the vatican sends ancient fragments back to greece. ah, thank you for joining us. italy is reporting a significant rise in migrant arrivals by boat with 2000 people reaching its shores in just the past 24 hours. italian coast guard and n g o ships have rescued multiple boats that have been in distress and at least 34 people are missing. after a boat carrying mostly african asylum seekers sank off the coast of tenicia. the coastline of sparks has become a major departure point for those heading to europe. tunisian officials say this is a 5th boat to sink near their coast in the past 2 days. and at least 70 people have been rescued in international waters off the coast of martyr by the crew of the vessel emergency. international organization for migration says the central mediterranean has now become the most dangerous migration wrought in the world. but despite the danger to also become the most commonly used for migraines attempting to reach europe, conflict has driven a growing number of people from african countries to seek new lives

and the nicaraguan embassy to the vatican in rome and elsewhere follows comments by pope francis in an interview where he compared the nicaraguan government to a dictatorship. the relationship between the catholic church in the curriculum and the government has been severely strained since the crackdown on anti government protests in 2018. when the church acted as a mediator between the sides. ah, without a 0. these are our top stories. chinese president, she jin pink has said, china needs a still great wall to safeguard its sovereignty. that says, he put the economy in security at the center of his closing speech on the final day of the national people's congress. the leader was elected as president for a 3rd term last week. country the eu has more from bay jane. i think he didn't think name message is that china is going to go forward and strengthen itself admits a more challenging international environment. as you mentioned earlier, this is she didn't being stirred speech as president. the 1st 25 and 10 years ago focused on the chinese dream. the chinese people definitely looking in

ht t ospiorhat a vatican spokesperson called, quote, scheduled checks.tican re revealed pope francis complained of breathing difficulties in recent days and will be treated in the hospital for a respiratory infection which is not covid-19. this month pope francis celebrated his tenth year as head of the catholic church. but the 86-year-old pope has long struggled with health issues. as a young man, one part of his lung was removed after a respiratory infection, and he often speaks in a whisper. we've seen the pope regularly using a wheelchair. he suffers from knee problems and sciatica. in 2021, he underwent intestinal surgery at the same hospital where he is tonight. his predecessor, pope benedict resigned in 2013 citing age and the demands of the job. when benedict died on the eve of 2023, pope francis presided over his funeral. despite the pontiff's age and hd schedutr sudan and the deat reblic of congo earlier this and,orah, is a busy perio for catholics and the christian world with holy week coming up. of course palm sunday this weekend and then eas

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last week, the vatican agreed to send back three sculpted fragments of .g. i've been in this collection for two centuries. the gesture sums up the heat. you would see on the british museum that has been the british museum that has been the home of the elgin marbles , the home of the elgin marbles, also called the parthenon marbles since 1832. joining me to discuss the latest development is archaeologist dr. mario trabuco. mario, good . mario trabuco. mario, good. we've spoken before. good to see you again . hello. lovely to see you again. hello. lovely to see you again. hello. lovely to see you again. hello. lovely to see you again. it for excitedly are the vatican handing back? what did they have and what are they? surrender sure. it's three marble fragments . basically, you marble fragments. basically, you in the parthenon, you have three main areas of where sculptures can be. one is the pediment that three triangles on the front. on the back. then you have the all those little square boxes that are the mantelpiece all around on the outside. and then tha

last week, the vatican agreed to send back three sculpted fragments of . building. i've been in this collection for two centuries. the gesture sums up the heat. you would see on the british museum that has been the british museum that has been the home of the elgin marbles , the home of the elgin marbles, also called the parthenon marbles since 1832. joining me to discuss the latest development is archaeologist dr. mario trabuco. mario, good . mario trabuco. mario, good. we've spoken before. good to see you again . hello. lovely to see you again. hello. lovely to see you again. hello. lovely to see you again. hello. lovely to see you again. it for excitedly are the vatican handing back? what did they have and what are they? surrender sure. it's three marble fragments . basically, you marble fragments. basically, you in the parthenon, you have three main areas of where sculptures can be. one is the pediment that three triangles on the front. on the back. then you have the all those little square boxes that are the mantelpiece all around on the outside. and

vatican ii discourage that.ne of scalia's daughters tells the story in the book, that when they lived in chicago and it was sunday in the early 80's, they were having adventures because to professor scully at that time, he would drive half hours through anything in order to deliver his nine children to a highlight and mask as opposed to any old mass. >> he have a relationship with opus dei? >> he did not with himself, but some of his nearest friends and one person who i interviewed who does not show in volume one but will be in volume two, was an opus dei priest who described himself to me as if scalia's spiritual advisor when he was a justice on the court. and with whom scalia retreats periodically. scalia's catholicism is central to his identity, and he himself in that secret oral history conducted in 1992 dismissed the idea that his training at the hand of the jesuits shaped decisively his jurisprudential philosophy of text to listen. one of his biographers believed that, and i think that previous accounts ha

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nicaragua also announced that the president should be elected by direct vote of the people, while the vatican elects the mafia and top religious leaders . flying cars are coming to the market to deal with traffic . a new one of these cars made by a chinese company was unveiled in dubai. the two-seater model of this flying car is equipped with a 4-meter height that allows it to fly at a low altitude . it is expected to be mass-produced for tourism and medical transport from next year. with a price of 146 thousand dollars the author of 16 books that have been translated into 12 languages ​​was expelled from the top english university due to his research on zionism. the court declared that he is not hos taiz, but the tone he used in his statements was not appropriate. regarding your participation in this program , i would like to ask you to explain to the viewers about your dismissal from the university . something happened. i did not say anything about placement research. i had used placement research . i used your hand wrongly. and it was fired just because the use of the word is not correct.

it looks like the truth ivan how to answer that the large building of the vatican is the board of st. it seemed to me that this particular answer was correct, then there is an answer option you chose no, this is the correct solution. indeed, this is the cathedral of st. peter and not paul, but st. peter. let's move on to the seventh question. is it true that the great barrier reef is a unesco world heritage site? kirill what is the great barrier everyone can imagine what it is, but i answered intensively. no , i don't know how the manual will erase the answer to this question. i missed this geography. it seems to me, apparently in the seventh grade. maxim as answered, and i said, yes, i remember that barrier reefs are corals. yes, absolutely right, nikolai, how did you answer, right? since the big barrier rave is like one of the most well-known ones.

the vatican says he has difficulty breathing but confirms he does not have covid.cis was scheduled to celebrate palm sunday this weekend to kick off the vatican's holy week of services. he has canceled all audiences through friday. his holy week schedule is still not clear at this point. coming up, a basketball legend meets with oakland's new estate champions, but the conversation goes beyond hopes we will tell you what dan: a reminder, you can get our live newscast, breaking news, weather, and more with our new abc 7 bay area streaming app, apple tv, google tv, fire tv, and roku. just search abc 7 bay area and download it. basketball legend kareem abdul-jabbar came to oakland today, and his message was this -- these shortest way to success is through education. ama: as abc 7 news senior education reporter leanne melendez tells us, he came equipped with more than just a ball. llyanne: the tallest man in the room was inspired hi, it was the team's first state championship. today, there were many accolades followed by words of advice from the superintendent of school