Good morning. Pope Francis has died, but conversations on his legacy are very much alive.

He will be seen as a pope who has drawn attention to all the same issues that liberation

theology has drawn attention to. Also today, a farmer who practices Earth Day every day. In the idea of dominion,

it is not dominion to exploit. It is dominion to caretake, like an overseer, like a shepherd.

And war in Ukraine created orphans who became refugees. One of them tells her story.

Our train stops every second, like because they see where they're going to do it bombs.

And the shot heard round the world 250 years ago.

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Up next, Mark Mellinger with today's news. President Trump is stepping up his sharp critique of Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell,

creating a fresh round of jitters in the financial world.

Last week, Trump called Powell terrible amid reports the White House was thinking about trying to fire the Fed chair.

Monday, Trump again laid the

figurative lumber to Powell for not lowering interest rates, calling him a major loser and Mr. Too

late over social media. While critics fear the president's tough talk on Powell combined with his

new tariffs are hurting the economy, Trump says,

There's a little transition and that's going to happen,

but ultimately we're going to be the strongest that we've ever been as a nation.

Stocks tumbled after the president's comments.

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