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And good evening again from Room. We got another reminder today of the remarkable contrast between the grandeur of this place and the humility of the man who for 12 years presided over it.

You could see it today, you could see it this morning as white glove pallbearer surrounded by Swiss guards with the Medici garments and medieval spears carried the plain wooden coffin,

which was open, revealing the body of Pope Francis.

They carried him through the streets from his simple residence to the breathtaking splendor

of St. Peter's Basilica.

You could see it also inside the chamber, in a structure conceived in the 16th century containing

treasures of the Renaissance, but not this time the kind of grand beers which have held the other papal cascades,

putting them almost literally up on a pedestal. No, just a simple platform befitting a down-to-earth Pope,

whose ease with people is now reciprocated by the

many thousands, the thousands of people we saw today who've already waited in line snaking through

the outside St. Peter's Square. These are live pictures from inside the basilica where the final

people for the night have just been making their way through.

And though viewing hours are now officially over, there was a demonstration a short time ago of

just how much people want to be here to pay their final respects, people rushing to get in line before closing time.

mourners who've traveled here from every corner of the world.

There are a lot of developments to bring you over the hour tonight from here in Rome

in Vatican City, in Argentina, where Pope Francis grew up.

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