Thousands of people flock to Vatican City to pay their respects to Pope Francis. Editor’s note: mentions of death, stabbing.

Happening in the World: Pope Francis was buried in Vatican City at his funeral on Saturday, where an estimated 250,000 people attended the mass. This marked the first funeral procession for a pope in a century. Dozens of migrants, prisoners, and homeless people held white flowers outside the basilica, and four children deposited roses at the floor of his altar. Later, cardinals performed the rite of burial. The pope was described as being a “pope among the people, with an open heart towards everyone.” (AP)

Happening in the US: In a clash between the Trump administration and local authorities over recent efforts to crack down on immigration, the FBI arrested a Milwaukee judge who was accused of helping a man evade immigration authorities. Milwaukee Judge Hannah Dugan was taken into custody and now faces charges of concealing an individual to prevent arrest and impeding a proceeding. (AP)

Happening in NYC: A man was stabbed to death at the Brooklyn Bridge-City Hall station. After a confrontation on the 4/5/6 southbound train, he was taken into Bellevue Hospital in critical condition, where he later died. He is the first person to be killed on the transit system this year, according to the MTA. (Gothamist)

Happening in our Community: Latenite Theatre is hosting their 50th Anthology at 8 pm this Saturday, which will include 7 original student-written works of sketch comedy. The show will take place at Black Box in Lerner Hall, with a corresponding prank show at 11 pm.

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