francis home. as a certified local government the city is given the opportunity to provide review and comment on nominations to the national registry of historic places. any comments from this commission we forwarded to the historic preservation. this was on april 29th. the nomination will be considered. >> st. franciswood is located west of twin peaks. the real estate development. resident park futures pillars and gates, small parks, ordinary ordinary reasonmentals. this is one of the numerous resident park neighborhoods in the 1906 fire. resident park are referred to as restricted parks because of their usage of housing covenants. they prohibit ownership or okay pentcy to ethnic minorities excluding people of african and asian heritage. st. francis wood was one of those parks. st. francis wood is comprised of single family homes including numerous period homes. in the lesser known bay area including julia morgan, paul r. williams, and gertrude designed homes in the neighborhood. the mcduffey firm

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thanks francis. also next the warriors have a chance to sweep the nuggets what the dubs are saying as they get ready for game four chris alvarez has a preview from denver coming up in sports. ♪ ♪ your happiest spring starts at lowe's. experience all the deals at springfest. lowe's. home to any budget. home to any possibility. here is a live. look at santa cruz. you see a few drops of morning dew on the camera, but as francis dean wilson was telling us it might be a good day to head to the beach. we'll check in with her in just a few minutes, but first in sports a busy day ahead for bay area sports fans. the giants will try to sweep the nationals in washington logan webb is scheduled to start for san francisco. first pitch is at 10. fivefive at nationals park this afternoon. the a's will try to avoid being swept by the texas rangers cole irvin takes the hill for the athletics first pitch is at 107 at the oakland coliseum and the warriors will tryweep the nuggets and advance to the western conferen

let's get to francis. hi, francis. francis: it will be a sunny and very windy day. here is a live look from sutro toward san francisco. sunrise coming up shortly at 6:42. temperatures will be mainly upper 40's, bright and breezy. sunny all the way through with clear skies but the winds will really pick up so we have a red flag warning in solano county and wind advisory that continues through tomorrow for some of the upper elevations. sunset at 7:40 and temperatures continue to cool monday where we have rain and the accurate weather seven-day forecast is coming up. liz: thank you. new developments with the deadly mass shooting in sacramento. police doubled the number of officers in the downtown area and increased the amount of gang enforcement officers throughout the city. investigators said rival gangs were involved in the shootout last weekend that left six dead and 12 others injured. so far, too men -- two men have been arrested in connection with the shooting. a third was arrested on a weapons charge. at least five gunmen were involved. the mayor of san jose has

pope francis's easter mass was hour 1/2. a stark change in easter prior, one 2001 no one was there. 2021 only a handful of people were inside. on friday post francis he did condemn the cruelty of the war in ukraine. he did mention he also had a mayor of a russian city captured by russians, later released as a prisoner exchanged. he stopped in the middle of his transcript and acknowledged that he was there and said the world was praying for them. what you're going to hear, this gentleman who walked us through is from vatican tv, very helpful, especially with the translation as well as a few fun factoids about the flowers. i'm just in awe how beautiful it is. i was actually talking to my producer how it many looks fake because everything is so perfect there today. >> like to welcome you all joining us for the broadcast. those joining us through euro vision, welcome, welcome also to our viewers of catholic tv, shalomm-tv. catholic faith network, tnntv, salt and light tv, cbs news london. >> one of the thing we saw throughout th

pope francis is calling for peace in ukraine. russia is stepping up its offensive there. in the flatten city of mariupol where thousands of civilians already been killed. vladimir putin's military is telling the last ukrainian troops to surrender this morning before russia making the final push to capture the key coastal city. >>> as pope francis leads easter mass in st. peter sququare this morning. our focus on the pope using his powerful voice in this time of war and throughout history. >>> we'll turn our sunday spotlight with boat weather already here in many places and summer is just around the corner. a look at the electric future out in the water from your fishing boat to those giant cargo ships. >>> later, a new sit-down with the talented and hilarious jane lynch starting in the highly anticipated new broadway "funny girl" and playing the unforgettable sue sylvester on "glee." >> she was so bad. she would come up with the darkest and most violent things to say and because she's not -- you would laugh. >> a sit-down with jane lynch and a another life well lived a bi

first, let's start with a quick look at the weather with meteorologist francis seen -- francis in for liz. >> we are starting with a live look for san francisco looking out toward downtown area from sutro tower. here is your day planner, sunrise at 642 time, and pitchers mainly upper 40's. it is going to be sunny all day long and the winds will really pick up. temperatures are cooler compared to yesterday, inland areas mid to upper 70's around the bay, low 70's and at only upper 50's. sun sets at have a red flag warn solano county and wind advisories for the higher elevations. also get ready for rain. i will tell you

mary francis is so good to see you. good to see you, too. thank i've been looking forward to this and and honored to be part of this. i want everybody to take one more look and if you don't if you don't have this book, please get it. it's a phenomenal and marvelous story. bye and about mary frances early. in atlanta musician music educator you've heard this but also a brave and a bold soul. with a graceful defiance and with that graceful defiance a little bit of stubbornness. became the first african-american to receive a diploma from the university of georgi with that graceful defiance, a little bit of stubbornness, became the first african american to receive a diploma from the university of georgia. that was august 16, 1962. before we get started, i just want to give a little context. what that means is she began trying to get into the university of georgia in 1961. she was attempting it the same time charlene hunter and hamilton holmes were attesting to get in as undergrads. she was attesting to get in as a grad student. if you go back,

the block le pen also wants to maintain francis official retirement age. at 62, it's one of the used lowest. now for, for more let's talk to lisa louise, our paris correspondence is the thanks so much for joining us. so how are lupins proposals going down with voters? while many voters feel that she is indeed the candidate of increase spending power, that's how she has been trying to the picture self over the past few months when she's been campaigning through france, going from market to market and town to town talking to people. however, since the 1st round of a thing happened, many people seem to have her look a closer look at her program. and although she's putting forward that topic of spending power, she, when you look at her manifesto, it's very much still dykes and phobic diesel measures. she's putting on the table, she's planning on financing them through taking away money from foreign nationals. she wants to install a so called national preference, giving priority to french nationals when it comes to job housing, to social services. and i think m

the block le pen also wants to maintain francis official retirement age. at $62.00, it's one of the use lowest. now for, for more let's talk to lisa louise, our paris correspondence is the thanks so much for joining us. so how are lupins proposals going down with voters? while many voters feel that she is indeed the candidate of increase spending power, that how she has been trying to picture self over the past few months when she's been campaigning through france, going from market to market and town to town talking to people. however, since the 1st round of a thing happened, many people seem to have her look a closer look at her program. and although she's putting forward that topic of spending power, she, when you look at her manifesto, it's very much still very center phobic diesel. the measures she's putting on the table, she's planning on financing them through taking away money from foreign nationals. she wants to install a so called national preference, giving priority to french nationals when it comes to job housing, to social services. and i thin

or else, as francis says, we may hit those tipping points. and then we really do not know how catastrophic that could be. absolutely, well, let's hope that this program helps people take that on board and that we do learn it and we don't reach that tipping point. thank you very much to all of you for joining our discussion today. francis seymour wessel van eden and michael jacobs. and thank you to for watching. you can see this program again, any time by visiting our website, this algae 0 dot com. and for further discussion do go to our facebook page. that's facebook dot com, forward slash ha inside story. you can also join the conversation on twitter. handle is at a j inside story from me laura kyle and the whole team here. it's bye for now. i'm may analysis era frontline reporting an in depth analysis. we bring you the latest on the ukraine war and the unfolding humanitarian crisis documentary, but inspire whitney springs world issues into focus through compelling human stories. the philippines votes in one of asia biggest election over 35

francis. apologize to canada's indigenous people. what he described as deplorable abuses at schools run by the catholic church at brady reports from the vatican where the head of the roman catholic church asked for forgiveness. an apology that was years in the making hope. francis spoke on friday, the vatican to delegates from various indigenous nations who had travelled from canada. the library will con daughter. the queen may be there, kissed her tony care. so the deplorable behavior of those members of the catholic church, i asked to given us from god. and i would like to tell you from the bottom of my heart that i am very pained and i joined my brother bishop from canada in apologizing to you. in these calls, pope francis said he felt shame for the abuse indigenous children suffered in canada's residential schools. he said he hoped to visit canada in july between 1831 in 1996. around 850000 indigenous children were taken from their homes and communities stripped of their languages and customs. many were raped and abused in church

the pin also wants to maintain francis official retirement age. at 62, it's one of the used lowest. now for, for more let's talk to lisa louise, our paris correspondent is the thanks so much for joining us. so how are lupins proposals going down with voters? while many voters feel that she is indeed the candidate of increase spending power, that's how she has been trying to the picture self over the past few months when she's been complaining through france, going from market to market and town to town. talking to people. however, since the 1st round of a thing happened, many people seem to have her look a closer look at her program. and although she's putting forward that topic of spending power, actually when you look at her manifesto, it's very much still dykes and phobic diesel measures. she's putting on the table, she's planning on financing them through taking away money from foreign nationals. she wants to install a so called national preference, giving priority to french nationals when it comes to job housing, to social services. and i think many people have now realized tha

ah, it's election day and francis bracing for the live pen. my car show down the stakes . a huge lip pen would become modern francis 1st far. right. leader and 1st fema president. oh, my call would be the 1st french president to win re election in 2 decades. much will depend on how many people will show up to vote in a country that's deeply divided. was received by several abeline monsieur macklin. i'm not a fan of my call, but i think it's the only democratic option on the video. look, we have seen how they have restricted our freedoms these last years, especially during the pandemic. i'm not sure if people are aware of this, but i think unfortunately, we will continue on this path if my call as we elected to the gentleman that expose heated to it's the supporters of left wing candidate jaundra, milan shaw, who came 3rd and round one who feel particularly frustrated, they no longer have a left wing option. now their vote or a low turn out has the potential to tip the scales. my call has tried to appeal to these voters by toning down parts of his manifesto. like the plan t

a huge lip pen would become modern francis 1st far. right. leader and 1st fema president of my call would be the 1st french president to win re election in 2 decades. much will depend on how many people will show up to vote in a country that's deeply divided. was received by several abeline monsieur macklin. i'm not a fan of my call, but i think it's the only democratic option. in the video. look, we have seen how they have restricted our freedoms these last years, especially during the pandemic. i'm not sure people are aware of this, but i think unfortunately, we will continue on this path if my call as we elected it on monday. excruciating is the supporters of left wing candidate jaundra, milan shaw, who came 3rd and round one, who feel particularly frustrated. they no longer have a left wing option. now their vote or a low turn out has the potential to tip the scales. my coal has tried to appeal to these voters by toning down parts of his manifesto. like the plan to push up the retirement age from the current $62.00 to $65.00, we'll

also on the program, po francis says, the world, the sea and east of war, and that ukraine has been dragged into a cruel and senseless conflict. and in germany's bond is legal by munich are closer to another title after winning at armenia, dealer for leaving them. just one victory away from the glory. ah, i'm fil gail. welcome to the program. ukraine says it's force is, are preparing to fight to the end to defend the last pocket of resistance in the destroyed port city of mattie or paul. several 1000 fighters and some civilians are believed to be encircled in a still plan near the port. russia claims to have taken complete control of all urban areas of the city, leaving that much of it in ruins. the charge ruins of mary apple. russia has held the city under siege for 7 weeks now. ukraine says at least 21000 people have been killed. out of a pre war population of 450000. some 100000 people have remained trapped with that. the barest of necessities varies ukraine's prime minister says rushes merciless attack unmarried po has triggered a humanitarian catastrophe. talk, but he maintains ukraini

peter's square, we heard more strong words from pope francis in his city and world address. he called this an easter of war and said there had been too much blood and violence. he prayed for what he called a war torn ukraine and said that ukraine had been dragged into this war, and then he pleaded with the world, let us not get used to war. alex? >> okay, anne thompson. thank you so much particularly on this holiday for that report. >>> staggering new numbers on how much it's costing americans just to survive, and in particular, rent an apartment. o particular, rent an apartment. ♪ ♪ we believe there's an innovator in all of us. ♪ ♪ that's why we build technology that makes it possible for every business... and every person... to come to the table and do more incredible things. what happens when performance... meets power? you try crazy things... ...because you're crazy... ...and you like it. you get bigger... ...badder... ...faster. ♪ you can never have too much of a good thing... and power is a very good thing. ♪ >>> new today, news for home buyers. mortgage ra

the stakes a huge lip pen would become modern francis 1st far. right. leader and 1st female president of my call would be the 1st french president to win re election into decades. much will depend on how many people will show up to vote in a country that's deeply divided. why should he thought, have i been, i miss you max, i'm not a fan of my call, but i think it's the only democratic option. on the video. we have seen how they have restricted our freedoms these last years, especially during the pandemic. i'm not sure people are aware of this, but i think unfortunately, we will continue on this path if my call as we elected to norman did expose heated to it's the supporters of left wing candidate jaundra, milan shaw, who came 3rd and round one who feel particularly frustrated, they no longer have a left wing option. now their vote or a low turn out has the potential to tip the scales. my call has tried to appeal to these voters by toning down parts of his manifesto. like the plan to push up the retirement age from the current, $62.00 to $65.00 wi

and pope francis says the world is seeing an easter of war. the pontiff tells the faithful ukraine has been dragged into a cruel and senseless conflict. ah, i am pablo foliage. welcome to the program. the last ukrainian troops remaining in the besieged quarter of marty you poll, have to fight a russian deadline to surrender. more than 10000 civilians have been killed in the weeks long bombardment. moscow estimates around 2 and a half 1000 ukrainian soldiers are holding out a huge steel plant. rushes defense ministry says it will destroy those who continue to resist. in cranes, prime minister says the city has not fallen, and its forces. we'll fight to the end. all the w correspondent, rebecca ritters is in the ukrainian capital keys, and i asked her what she can tell us about the situation in money you pull. a russians gave the ukrainian soldiers until $1300.00 to day local time to come out with their hands up or, or risk being shot, being killed. they haven't seems it would appear, have ignored that order. as just as you're reporting the prim

okay, that's right ray francis. and yes. yes. um, i love that you point out in the book that you were born on a sunday flag day and that and it could because you are a full of grace. your father i thought was it was very very interesting. he worked for company the southern wax paper company for a while very highly regarded even at a letter of commendation from his wife boss. um but then later struck out on his own and to opened up a restaurant on auburn avenue 328 auburn avenue part of the building that's still there, right? you are those building on the rec restaurants name was a tuxedo coffee shop. so am i right and understanding that your life growing up? and i'm not i don't mean your house but where you were going to see your father and your mother worked there too. am i right? yes, he was cooking there. at the center of the old fourth ward and auburn avenue, you were only stated that whole life was only steps away from ebenezer baptist from the home of dr. king the birth home from the atlanta daily world offices from nightcl

amanda will not call has cast his vote in francis presidential election as he seeks a 2nd term poll so far, arrive rival marine le pen only a couple of points behind him. ah well, come on, monica jones. good to have you with us is the new crane is bracing for a new russian offensive. officials have announced an agreement on humanitarian corridors to allow thousands of people to leave before it's too late. more than 100000 are estimated to still be stuck in the city of maria paul, which has been under intense bombardment for weeks. people in the city of trauma tours have been taking many buses to leave the city. a missiles struck the train station killing dozens, ukrainians are also fleeing the city of la hans and the don boss, region. satellite photos taken before the weekend show a convoy of hundreds of russian military vehicles heading to the don bus, making the task of creating civilians. all the more urgent of a more i'm joined now by our dw corresponded rebecca ritters who has just arrived back in the viv, rebecca, what's the latest you hear from new hans? as you rightly point out

needs to sort of keep out that he really needs to figure out how to deal with the whole energy crisis francis still very strong and nuclear power. but that is not all even france has to import oil and france has a certain amount of gas. so they have to really come out much stronger for ecological solutions. that is something where they have been dragging their feet throughout the last years and years. some really bad things in front of him like the pension reform. he has promised that that was very honest. he has promised that he's going to pick it back up. he said, frederick, people to like other people in europe will have to work longer. they absolutely hate the idea here and frogs, they think 60 is enough. but as we know, german for instance, have to work till 67, so he wants to raise pension age. he is going to have another bethel on his hands there. and so it is a long as sort of a list of very difficult decisions that he has to take. and he really, it will have to drag and push french people to sort of go along with him and at least carry some of his reforms because he went when he came

but francis says that he is considering traveling to a cave. the head of the roman catholic church is on a visit to malta, told reporters that he's been invited by political and religious authorities and ukraine. these allied pictures from malta or the pope also criticized rushes, president premier, putting over the invasion, but without actually naming him or marking. thus, you any database, even delhi from that we had thought that invasions of other countries, savage, street fighting and atomic threats were grim memories. of a distant past saving, however, the icy winds of war, which bring only death, destruction and hatred, has swept down powerfully upon the lives of many people. and on the days of us all, once again, some potentate, sedley caught up and anachronistic claims of nationalist interest school is provoking and fomenting conflicts, liberty. whereas ordinary people, since the need to build a future that will be shared, will not be at all grow. now in the night of the war that has fallen upon humanity, let us not allow the dream of

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or else, as francis says, we may hit those tipping points. and then we really do not know how catastrophic that could be. absolutely, well, let's hope that this program helps people take that on board and that we do learn it and we don't reach that tipping point. thank you very much. to only be for joining our discussion today, frances seymour wessel than eton and michael jacobs. and thank you to for watching. you can see this program again, any time by visiting our website, this algae 0 dot com. and for further discussion do go to our facebook page. that's facebook dot com, forward slash ha inside story. you can also join the conversation on twitter. handle is at a j inside story. from me laura kyle and the whole team here it's bye for now. ah may oh to 0 frontline reporting it in depth analysis. we bring you the latest from the ukraine war and the unfolding humanitarian crisis documentary. but in spite, whitney springs wild issues into focus through compelling human stories. the philippines votes in one of asia, biggest election over 35 yea

francis spoke on friday. the vatican delegates from various indigenous nations who had travelled from canada, but it will even go to the queen. maybe there are kiss i had told you. so the deplorable behavior of those members of the catholic church. i asked a given us from god, and i would like to tell you from the bottom of my heart, that i am very pained and i joined my brother bishop from canada in apologizing to you. poke francis said he felt shame for the abuse indigenous children suffered in canada's residential schools. he said he hoped to visit canada in july between 1831 in 1996. around 850000 indigenous children were taken from their homes and communities stripped of their languages and customs. many were raped and abused, and church ran school for a truth and reconciliation commission in 2015, called a cultural genocide. for years indigenous canadians have been calling on the church to apologize. the movement gained momentum last year when the remains of $215.00 children were found at the sight of a

you met with pope francis yesterday. can you share with us what you discussed with him? >> thank you very much for this opportunity to talk very openly about quite a sincere thing with his halleness and also, stayed secretive you're right before starting yesterday in the basilica, so we have received signal on the fact that the instrument that can be actually used to tackle the very concrete sentiment of this war is the presence of pope francis in ukraine himself, and, of course, his team. we do understand that the fact that it's above politics. it's above diplomacy. this is something that his holiness can use today, right now. and it can actually tackle the cause of war. in the heart of t in mariupol, in the smaller towns up in the northeast of our country, in kherson region, and all strategic points which are now still, well, they remain unstable but our armies stand strong even though russians are giving a sort of deadlines to be evacuated or to surrender, splaerks which we will not do. also, i have informed myself, his holiness about the number of saelgss among child

simply doesn't have _ it said that francis simply doesn't have the — it said that francis simply doesn't have the equivalent 0 that we have on the _ have the equivalent 0 that we have on the site — have the equivalent 0 that we have on the site and we've had the boycotting of them because after they sacked 800 workers by a zoom call. they sacked 800 workers by a zoom caii~ quite _ they sacked 800 workers by a zoom call. quite a complicated mixture but it— call. quite a complicated mixture but it will— call. quite a complicated mixture but it will affect easter getaways and we _ but it will affect easter getaways and we have to confront the fact that part — and we have to confront the fact that part of it is brexit and part of it— that part of it is brexit and part of it is— that part of it is brexit and part of it is ineptitude, really and i'm quite _ of it is ineptitude, really and i'm quite shocked to discover that it exists _ quite shocked to discover that it exists in — quite shocked to discover that it exists in this country which we well knew— exists in this country

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 would love to get your thoughts first on whether you think mariupol will fall to the russians.— to the russians. unfortunately the situation does _ to the russians. unfortunately the situation does not _ to the russians. unfortunately the situation does not look _ to the russians. unfortunately the situation does not look good. - to the russians. unfortunately the i situation does not look good. unlike in other cities in eastern ukraine where the russians will were rebuffed, here they have largely enveloped the city, there is a small contingent of ukra

just moments ago, pope francis held a mass in st. peter's square for the first time since the start of the pandemic. he'll conduct the wearing of the cross in the coliseum. and it couldn't come at a more significant time. today is palm sunday. setting up the easter sunday celebrations next weekend. well, joining me now from rome is cnn's senior vatican analyst, john allen. he's also the editor of crux, an independent website covering catholicism. good to have you with us, john. this is palm sunday, the first time the pope has held a mass in st. peter's square in three years, which is quite incredible. what sort of 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

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 are my friends. hi rachel, hi pete. i will make pete jealous. eating expresso. pete: very european of you, jonathan. rachel: don't put that in

hope francis has its leaders to he calls for peace referring to an ether of war. 3 in rome, the pope said the world the love as reconciliation. now more than ever, it was the 1st easter sunday mass with a crowd of the start of the pandemic. boy are going to leave it at other godaddy sheep. tens of thousands gathered in the easter sunshine at 30 revelling and their return to tradition. after 2 years of restrictions, pope francis delivered his address on christianity's most joyous day. yet his speech, a plea for peace, condemned to russia's invasion and the war in ukraine. sherpa chick fil a murdidlier though, may there be peace for watch on ukraine? oh, she so sorely tried by the violence and destruction of the cruel and senseless war into which it was dragged. since other inquiries dealt with her, she had been following please, and please let us not get used to war. who am here? let us all commit ourselves to call for peace. it took the okay from our balconies and in our streets, the peace had been left her back g o. pop frances, also appealed for peace in other regions. blighted by

pope francis has issued a strong condemnation what he called atrocities in the town of bucha. delia gallagher has more now on the pope's reaction. >> reporter: pope francis once again showing solidarity with the people of ukraine from the vatican on wednesday morning. when he unfurled a flag which he had said had been brought to him from bucha. a martyred city he said the images of the massacre there were horrifying. the pope called up ukrainian refugee children onto the stage with him and said this is also one of the fruits of war. displaced children. francis said that the war in ukraine was showing the impotence of international organizations, like the united nations. that's less a criticism than a statement of fact from pope francis who is a big supporter of the united nations. he said after world war ii, this was set up as a forum for peace, for countries to come together to dialogue and work out their conflicts, so it was a call for countries to use that forum once again and try to put an end to this war. delia gallagher, cnn, rome. >>> and if you would like to safely and

hope francis apologizes to canada's indigenous peoples for the abuses. they suffered in catholic residential schools. and on he to stand with your school to offer a decade of wood cut preparations, the drool for the tournament in cato takes placing doha in just a few hours time. ah hello, welcome to the news. our russia is accusing ukraine of targeting a fuel depot in a border city as the 2 sides begin. another round of online negotiations video that purported attack show to helicopters, striking a fuel depot and bel garad on early friday. it set off a huge fire in an area surrounded by oil storage containers. this is the 1st accusation of a ukrainian air strike on russian soil since the invasion began in late february, ukraine's foreign minister dimitra calibus said he could neither confirm nor deny that keith was behind. that attack reporter at anya, greedy is at the depot in belgrade. climate middle he at an ocr and he, at an i love to ukrainian helicopters, that low altitude, have targeted huge oil depots with rockets in the city of belgrade. there i

has been dominated by the economy with la penn, switching from a long help focus on immigration to francis rising cost of living. her proposals include flashing taxes for fuel gas and electricity to 5.5 percent from 20 percent cutting all taxes on $100.00 so called essential goods like fruit and exempting people under 30 from income tax. she also wants to, in subsidies for renewable energy and france. that's just one of many potential battles with the you and other is the national reality. candidate says she also wants to withhold payment transfers to the block. not exactly a frack that a french you withdrawal, but mean many fear it could be stabilize. the block le pen also wants to maintain, for instance, official retirement age 60 to one of the used lowest. now from for more, let's talk to lisa louise, our paris correspondent is the, thanks so much for joining us. how are lupin's proposal going down with voters while money? very, to feel that she is indeed the candidate of increase spending power. that's how she has been trying to the picture self over the past few months when she's been

keith, at pope francis says the world is seeing at easter, of the pontiff tells the faithful ukraine has been dragged into a cruel and senseless conflict class. in the bonus, leger by a munich are closer to another title after winning at armenia. delafield there now just one victory away from league. glory ah, i'm helen. mohammed's walking to the program, ukrainian troops are in the passage port city of mario pole, have to fight a russian deadline to surrender. bosco says its forces have surrounded around 2500 ukrainian soldiers holding out in the huge steel mill. rushes defense military says it will destroy those who continue to resist. the cranes prime minister insists the city has not fallen, and its forces will continue to fight. more than 10000 civilians have been killed. the weeks long bombardment of mario poll of these up leads rebecca rooters has law on the situation in maria pull. a russians gave the ukrainian soldiers until $1300.00 to day local time to come out with their hands up or, or risk being shot, being killed. they haven't seems it would appear, have ignored that o

absolutely, this was an unprecedented thing, pope francis went to the russian embassy early on in the war to express his displeasure at what was going on. let's talk about the other big news this week, which was the french presidential election, round one, and marine le pen and emmanuel macron the obvious winners. the losers include the two parties that used to provide the president of the republic, certainly since the change of the constitution back in the early 60s, the socialists and what they call the republicans. their performance, not to put too fine a point on it, was pathetic, less than 6% between them of those who voted, they were broad churches with huge numbers of faithful, what happened? they have collapsed _ and disappeared and i don't think they will come back. why have they collapsed? it's a long story that - started with the eruption on the political scene in france of the national front, - now known as rassemblement national, andjean—marie le pen, _ you may remember him, he's 95, i was allowed in a way to have a voice because of the change in voting . system by the

all the project for more in pendant francis strong a euro. this is more than normal investment and decreasing changes it continue to make specific progress beyond everyone by freeing a crate of innovation in our country and to make for on this you're a great nation just to see. i also know good no to look at that. the on many of our compassionate normal did vote for me because of not to support my ideas, but as the discipline dot that of those ideas of extreme rights v. and here, i want to thank them. you know, you could just say to them, mobily, i'm aware of this mobilization for future years deposit there. i am a deposit tre. does one of their sense of duty attachment to the populate or risk backing of different things that have been expressed these past few weeks? the boss is he, i'm also thinking but yet of all our compatriots to abstain got it off their silent galaxy the for the shows a or getting a lot of wish the little to refuse to stay silent and we must respond to them. so often i'm finally thinking you're with them. are those voted

a pope francis as urged leaders to heed calls for peace referring to an easter of war. speaking in rome, he said the world needs love and reconciliation. now more than ever. it was the 1st easter sunday bass with a crowd since the start of the pandemic boy are going to relieve either 30 sheep hens of thousands gathered in the easter sunshine. at 30 revelling and they returned to tradition after 2 years of restrictions. pulp, francis delivered his address on christianity's most joyous day. yet his speech, a plea for peace, condemned to russia's invasion and the war in ukraine. sherpa chick fil a mother toyota, may there be peace for war on ukraine. she so sorely tried by the violence and destruction of the cruel and senseless war into which it was dragged since arthur increased as the thirsty night before warning, please, please let us not get used to war. who am here? let us all commit ourselves to call for peace, guilty from our balconies, and in our streets, the piece had been left her back. g o frances, also appealed for peace in other regions. blighted by y o king d

and i don't think there's any doubt of who pope francis was referring to. can anyone get through to a mad man? i think that's the question. so we have not seen pope francis try to negotiate, obviously, with vladimir putin. he has reached out to the archbishop of the russian orthodox church. and it's mind boggling to me that that archbishop is actually supporting putin and this invasion. in the name of christianity, no less. so i think the pope is doing what he can behind the scenes, but there are many obstacles. and whether or not he can get through to russia. the russian people themselves, many of them are not behind this. we know this is putin and his henchmen and it's not necessarily a popular decision in russia. so who does the pope need to get to? he needs to get to sane thinking people who can actually begin to make a difference. >> there's great penalty for any russian citizenry and perhaps even for the archbishop to speak out publicly against putin. so let's talk about today's program with the pope. a meditation text co-written by a ukrainian woman

francis spoke on friday at the vatican to delegate from various indigenous nations who had travelled from canada, but very poorly willing on daughter the queen. maybe there are kids that had tony. so the deplorable behavior of those members of the catholic church. i asked a given us from god, and i would like to tell you from the bottom of my heart, that i am very pained and i joined my brother bishop from canada in apologizing to you. of course, pope francis said he felt shame for the abuse indigenous children suffered in canada's dental schools. he said he hoped to visit canada in july between 1831 in 1996, around 850000 indigenous children were taken from their homes and communities. stripped of their languages and customs. many were raped and abused in church, runs school for a truth and reconciliation commission in 2015, called a cultural genocide. for years. indigenous canadians have been calling on the church to apologize. the movement gained momentum last year when the remains of $215.00 children were found at the sight of a former residential school in western canada to morr

also steps of attacks on key cities, including the capital, keith and pope francis says the world is seeing and easter of war. the pontiff tells the faithful ukraine has been dragged into a cruel and senseless conflict. in the bonus league bar and munich edge, closer to yet another title after winning at armenia below, felt the variance are back to their best following their champions league exits in the mid week and are now just one victory away from league floor. ah, i'm paula foley. as welcome to the program, the last ukrainian troops still in the besieged porter of my are you, paul, have to fight a russian deadline to surrender. moscow says it's forces have surrounded around 2 and a half 1000 ukrainian soldiers holding out in a huge steel mill rushes. defense ministry says it will destroy those who continue to resist. ukraine's prime minister insists the city has not fallen, and its forces will fight at the end. more than 10000 civilians have been killed in the weeks long bombardment of marty you pull, dw correspondent for back. ritter's is in the ukranian capital kiva. i asked h

also on the program, pope francis says the world is seeing an easter of war giving his easter address, the leader of the catholic church that ukraine has been dragged into into a cruel and senseless conflict. ah. and a ukrainian bend aims high with hopes of winning the eurovision song contest it in so doing, highlighting the destruction. russia's war has brought to their country. ah, ah, i'm ami annisa. welcome to the program. the last ukrainian soldiers in the besieged port city of mar, you poll, have shown no indication that they've complied with a russian deadline to surrender said for this morning, remaining troops have been holding out in a steel plant in the city, and russia says it would spare their lives, if they laid down their weapons. russia has also hit the capital key of with missiles and stepped up its shelling of the city of har. keith, more russian rockets falling on, kind of keith. it's the latest strike to hit the city in a deadly week with many civilians among the dead and injured police. time at least 2 people were killed with over a dozen more wounded. ukrainian o

it's election day and francis bracing for the live pen. my car, show down the stakes. a huge lip pen would become more and francis 1st far. right leader and 1st fema president. my call would be the 1st french president to win re election into decades. and while many provisions got up early to be the 1st in line at the voting stations, some are not sure. they will vote at all some more gal, that it doesn't interest me. it's not part of my life by me. don't curse word on the people will vote from a chrome because by default there isn't another choice or others will vote as a contradiction from the pen. many will abstain because we don't know who to choose for. it's the supporters of left wing candidate, jaundra, milan shaw, who came 3rd and ron one who feel particularly frustrated. they no longer have a left wing option. now their vote or a low turn out has the potential to tip the scales. my coal has tried to appeal to these voters by toning down parts of his manifesto, like the plan to push up the retirement age from the current. $62.00 to $65.00 will decide we can fix

keith, po francis says the world is seeing and easter off all the font. it tells the faithful ukraine has been dragged into a cruel and senseless conflict. ah, i really muhammad, walking to the program. the accordion military has reported further russian air strikes of the besieged port city of mario pole. it comes off the troops ignored a russian deadline to surrender. ukraine's president has warned that he will abandon peace negotiations with russia if his fighters are killed. he's also said that he will do everything possible to save mario paul, a city of vital strategic importance to both sides in the war. the charred ruins of merrier pole. russia has held the city under siege for 7 weeks now. ukraine says at least 21000 people have been killed. out of a pre war population of 450000. some 100000 people have remained trapped without the barest of necessities varies ukraine's prime minister says rushes merciless attack. unmarried po has triggered a humanitarian catastrophe. talk, but he maintains ukrainian troops, won't surrender, they re, no city steel

i mean francis, if we look at brazil, for example, one of the main precious areas, agriculture put in castle his country a huge and we see that reflected that mean the amount of deforestation. so what can be done to stop that domestic pressure? so i think comparing the indonesia and brazil cases over the last 20 years is quite illuminating in that they have their deforestation trajectories. have diverge not once, but twice, even though they face a common international environment. so you may recall vision of all these things, including recognizing indigenous territory. establishing new protected areas brought the rate of deforestation down by something like 80 percent even while increasing, continuing an increase in the production of the main commodity drivers of before a station which then as now were a beat and soy. and that success was maintained for about a decade of dramatic reduction in deforestation rate. but then the political economy domestically changed. and since then a lot of that success story has been unraveled in the last few years. and we've seen, i think just in the l

emmanuel crohn will remain francis president for 5 more years. we take a look at his economic agenda and its impact on europe and the war. also the show for the 1st time country. so spending more than 2 trillion dollars a year on weapons even to for the start of the ukraine war and talk to an expert on whether the next global arms race is on. and we'll show you a couple of the bikes that are not only fun to ride, but which also have to make us keep their business spirit intact amid the war and ukraine. i'm frisk over at the length, welcome to the program. there is a huge sigh of relief in europe and the west following french president emanuel microns victory over the far right candidate marine la pen policy makers. and investors can now count on a continuation of francis work was in the global community with europe. second largest economy still has major challenges. president, crohn's previous economic reforms, attempts, changes to frances labor law and official retirement age were met with violent attests by the so called yellow vest movement. a