Now from Times Square, here's what you need to know.

And a good afternoon, everyone, and welcome to what you need to know and happy St. Patrick's Day.

It's going to be with you guys.

Okay. Oh, hold a picture because I don't have on the green, right?

Yeah.

That's so old school too.

It's so old school.

Yeah, you have your green. I have my green.

I know I'm being naughty today,

but I still love St. Patrick's Day. One of my favorites. Dr. Jarian, we have to talk about some

health news. The Vatican just released the first photo of the Pope since all of these health

troubles. What does this tell us? Yeah, if you'll notice in that photo, he's sitting there

unaided. We've been following his story. I've been following his story on ABC Live. He's sitting there on the AIDID. We've been following his story. I've been following his story on ABC Live.

He's had quite a complicated hospital course, started out with bronchitis that then evolved

into a double pneumonia, and it's been complicated since that time.

Remarkably, he's made a significant recovery, and now physicians are saying that he's in

stable condition, but it's still cautious and guarded.

As you probably can imagine, patients with a significant

medical history that have had a hospital course such as his will require significant rehabilitation.

So let's talk about this respiratory therapy that he's going through right now. How long does it last

and how long will it take from the recover? Yeah, so he's receiving something called chest physiotherapy,

another word for just chest physiotherapy. Another word for

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