Hello from CNN, I'm Joe Beck, with the five things you need to know for Friday, May 9th.

I know I can rely on each and every one of you to walk with me as we continue as a church.

That was Pope Leo the 14th this morning, delivering his first homily as the leader of the Catholic Church.

The 69-year-old from Chicago, previously known as Cardinal Robert Francis Provost, is widely

expected to follow in the footsteps of the late Pope Francis, with his calls for peace and unity,

as well as his support for the poor. In fact, his choice of name reflects that,

as the last pontiff to be called Leo, had a strong emphasis on workers' rights and Catholic

social doctrine. The new Pope is also expected to continue Francis' work to foster a more inclusive

church. But while it's thought he'll have more progressive views on issues

like migration and poverty, he's expected to fall in line with moderates on doctrinal questions,

like women in church leadership. And as for whatever spare time he may have, in an interview

back when he first became a cardinal, Privost said he considers himself, quote,

quite the amateur tennis player.

Telling the Augustian order, he also likes reading, walking and traveling.

President Donald Trump's trade war is about to change the way you shop.

Many companies are comparing the havoc of tariffs on supply chains to factory shutdowns during the pandemic.

But a professor at Michigan State University told CNN that rather than empty shelves,

there's going to be less choice of colors, sizes and flavors of many products.

And companies are already canceling products made in China and buying only their top-selling

items from manufacturers in countries where they can negotiate lower prices.

They're also suspending product launches and new innovations they've spent years preparing.

An internal report by the FAA in 2022 downplayed the risks of a data outage affecting

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