ii and john -- i should say john xxiii and john paul ii.eing the commencement of the next phase of this ceremony, the presentation of relics, which are connected to the miracles that these popes had to prove they committed or conducted during their lifetime a very important part of the ceremony, but certainly something that's unprecedented in the catholic church. you're seeing pope emeritus benedict there and pope francis at the same time paying homage and honoring two iconic leaders of the catholic church, really, amara. >> yeah, and just moments ago, we heard pope francis declare blessed popes john paul ii and john xxiii as saints. right now you're watching the presentation of the relics as it is happening there in st. peter's square. i want to bring in john allen and delia gallagher. and john, if you can explain to us what we are seeing and the significance of these acts. >> reporter: well, these are relics of the two new saints. specifically, it's a vial of the blood of pope john paul ii, and a piece of the skin of pope john xxiii. it's

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we are watching coverage of the canonization of john paul ii and john xxiii.y, the mass being spoken in latin. and kathleen, we listened to a lot of italian, english translation. we don't have the latin translation. [ speaking in latin ] >> father, we don't speak latin, walk us through where we are here in the mass and what's happening. >> well, we're in the midst of the eucharistic prayer, the high point of the liturgy. he spoke the great words of jesus himself, the consecration. and the bread and wine are transformed into his body and blood. now in the second part of the prayer, other bishops take part of the prayer. but it's the liturgical high point of this day. [ speaking in latin ] ♪ ♪ >> we are here at the very end of the eucharist prayer, through him, with him and throughout him, all glory is yours forever and ever, holy father. so the great conclusion of this climactic prayer of the mass is what we just heard. ♪ >> now, the father chanted, and the beautiful gregorian chant. ♪ >> popes john xxiii and john paul ii were at the center of the catholic chur

he would be the first to say john paul ii and john benedict can do that as well. i can do a balancing act working on the accomplishments they did and reasserting the churching theological doctoral and spiritual riches. now i can say let's keep that and keep the mat up and let's work on the tender merciful embrace inside. >> rose: it's much more of the pastor of the beauty of love. >> i think our friend, you know john allen said it well and he's the world's parish priest e you know we can't sell john paul ii. we think of john paul in his last 11 years when he was fragile. remember he starved the world when he was visiting parishes going out and meeting people all over the place when he traveled the globe. he turned the office of the successor of peter the pope from the ceo of the church universal to the world's pastor. bill graham said he's the world's pastor. and i think francis is recovering that. >> rose: here's the question. does growing sense of him at the center of world conversation whether it's income inequality whether it has to do the relationship between

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i pray, you know. >> now you pray to john paul? >> john paul. >> and john? >> yes. >> i think it's amazing because i never thought i would live in a time where i would actually be able to relate to pope john paul ii. and actually see him canonized as a saint. so i think it's great. i think he truly is a saint. >> reporter: catholics all over the country are being presented at church today with this flier which has a picture of john xxiii and john paul ii, both here, both now saints, morgan. >> both now saints. but john, what about the sexual abuse controversy during his time as pope because that's something that has a lot of people still worried and not really celebrating today >> reporter: this is why i said at the top that most catholics have this ongoing love affair with jp ii but it's a very, very valid qui. there are a lot of american catholics who belong to the snap organizations or who know people who are a part of that organization who are very, very angry with the elvis of john paul ii, who feel its way too soon, only nine years, and they point out,

he said it had been given to him by a man named john thompson. >> john thompson was a low level drug dealer and fence. he grew up in the projects in new orleans. he was raised mostly by his grandmother. his father was a career criminal. >> richard perkins confronted him after the fact and got him to confess that he was the one who kill mr. liuzza. >> perkins said he had an accomplice named kevin freeman. police arrested both freeman and thompson. >> the story that kevin freeman told police was that he and john thompson had been driving home together and the car had run out of gas. ray liuzza drove past them, park and ran across the street to his apartment. at that point john thompson turned to him and said i'm going to hit that guy and pulled a gun out of his pocket. >> and then mr. freeman got cold feet, if you will, and decided he didn't want to be part of it. >> the police charged freeman and thompson with murder. the local prosecutor wanted the death penalty for thompson but knew it would be an up-hill battle because thompson had never been convicted of a violent crime. that was

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i pray. >> now you pray to john paul? >> john paul. >> and john? >> yes. >> i think it's amazing, because i never thought i would live in a time where i would actually be able to relate to pope john paul ii, and actually see him can onized as a saint. i think it's greatcanonized as a saint. i t it's great. i think he truly is a saint >> morganing, catholics received this in the pews, a flier with a picture of john xxiii here and st. john paul ii here morgan? >> john terrett joining us from newark, new jersey. thank you for being with us this morning. meanwhile, european negotiators are in the eastern part of ukraine hoping for the release of their colleagues. they have been held by pro-russian separatists since last friday. the can'tors put them on display today with the head of the observer group, colonel alex snyder. he insisted they are in the region for diplomatic reasons only and that they are not spying for nato. he also said they are not being mistreated. >> we have not been touched, and we have been treated as the maximum extent which is po

. ♪ ♪ >> now it is time for john stossel. john: i like to gamble.want to bet on whether hillary clinton will become president with the stock market will go up on thursday? i will take any bet as long as the odds seem fair. supposedly more than 100 million americans filled out march madness brackets. totaling about 12 elion, that's more than the super bowl. and according to our new reading of federal and state law, betting on those brackets is illegal. it is illegal in nevada and montana because of an old law and a smalltime pool among friends that are allowed in vermont and connecticut. otherwise betting on march madness is a we illegal. so why even have a? because it makes some people feel good? >> should betting on sports be allowed? >> never. >> it encourages people to spend money. >> i really think that this is a fundamental moral issue and you have to make a stand here, even as i am standing now. >> it causes people to lose control. patrick basham says chill out. he says gambling is a healthy bad. what do you mean? >> it's good for emotional he

popes john xxiii and john paul ii.tioned earlier, delia, that john paul ii had this great devotion to the communion of saints, and of course, that's right. you'll remember in one of his private chapels in the apostolic palace, when he had the murals on the walls done, he brought in an eastern orthodox artist, who did this mural that showed the communion of saints, you know, through time, and that when you stood in that space, you stood shoulder to shoulder surrounded by this heavenly host of saints. so, we're also engaging in communion in that sense here today. >> well, and i was thinking that one of the saints that has a thread running through this day is st. francis of assisi. obvious reasons for pope francis, but also john xxiii, before the start of the second vatican council, went to assisi in pilgrimage to pray to st. francis for his help with the second vatican council and pope john paul ii use assisi as a play where he held interreligious prayer days, which also tried to unify. so, there's a kind of interesting

john paul ii was seen as conservative, john xxiii as progressive. >> translation: john xxiii and johnaul ii cooperated with the holy spirit in renewing and updating the church, keeping with its supreme features. [ singing ] . >> the connonisation ceremonies are the same for more than a century. john paul's blood and a piece of john xxiii's skin presented as relics. they helped to revere them as saints, and reminding everyone to be saints is to be human. >> only saints go to heaven. we are meant for this. we are built and created to become saints. we need to understand that the spiritual life and the holily life is not that far off. . >> there are critics of today's dual canonization. for these faithful today was an unprecedented ceremony - two popes, two saints, and 2,000 years the church has never done this before. >> the pilgrims in the front row waited more than 12 hours to be there. they said it was worth the wait because this had never happened in the church's history and predicted it would never happen again. >> we'd talk about this, and there's a lot of criticism inside and out

pope john paul ii will be elevated along with pope john i.veryone remembers pope john paul ii, but it didn't take him long to be elevated this way. >> there is some controversial surrounding that as well. john paul ii, the polish pope born in 1 1920. they say don't they com say comh the moment cometh the man? reagan era, margaret thatcher, they were all around together at the same time bringing down the iron curtain and pope john paul ii had a hand in that. you see pictures of him now. he was very handsome, wonderful broad smile, and people loved him very much. catholics loved him very much. he reigned 25 years and a lot of people in the catholic church welcomes his elevation to st. hood. they praise him now. >> let me ask you this question. there are people who disagree, and they say--john paul ii did not do enough about the sex abuse scandal during his papacy. >> it is a very fair point that a lot of people in the catholic church raise even today. and of course it is very swift for someone to become a hope if they have a selection of miracl

in all fairness, and john had at slightly slow start pretty much after we hired john he disappeared and said i have to go on meet the press, cnn, have a book signing, going out to california, got another reading. it has been a whirlwind tour. we are looking forward to your comments from jay carney. and looking forward to you in all seriousness we couldn't be more excited about john being at bloomberg, will the bureau is on a roll and john is going to help us lead that on top of a really talented staff we already have so read the book. we will have copies for you and bags on the way out. john and amy have signed all of them for you. thank you for coming and showing your support for this great book. [applause] >> i am very grateful. i want to welcome you on behalf of the hill, you are here to congratulate amy and john for the fabulous achievement they have put together. we are very proud of them being reported to the hill. and you came to was a couple years ago, a local start up in arlington, virginia and now joins us in washington d.c. and is all right as a correspondent doing a fabulous

pope francis declared pope john paul ii and pope john xxiii saints at a special mass, which is under way. there, in the midst of everything going on is our correspondent for al jazeera. jonah. >> reporter: they are now officially saints, john paul ii and st. john xxiii, pope francis proclaiming the two late popes as saints using these words "we declare and define blessed john xxiii and john paul ii be saints, we enrol them among the saints decreeing they be veperrated as such by the search. that was the moment that the faithful came to see, watching in their billions, the double celebration in the presence of two living popes - an extraordinary occurrence in itself, pope francis and pope emmer it us xvi. i'm joined by andrea with the catholic and news service. andrea, there's much talk about miracles, medical miracles, said to be performed through the intersession of the two popes after their boths. now a miracle is well to the faithful, but it is an event that is unexplained by science. help me understand what makes a miracle a miracle in the catholic church, who says it's a miracle

a celebration started at the vatican for john paul ii and john xxiii. this is the scene in st. peter's square. event began with a mass led by pope francis and his predecessor, benedict xvi. 2 million are expected, including dozens of world leaders. it's a day of prayers, hymns and celebrations. a canonisation mass was held in the past two hours. pope francis started to recite the special prayer, at about this time. it's, as i said, a day of four popes, including pope john paul. there's a doingent from poland. a day of unity from the vatican watchers, a conservative and reformist coming together, an event unprecedented in the 2,000 year history of the church. giant screens, which you may not be able to see as we watch the pope and listen to the pope in the mass. they have been set up as pope francis conducts the ceremonies. he asked his predecessor, pope emmer it us benedict the xvi to take part. jonah has been watching event for the past two hours. an event unprecedented in catholic history. tell us what has been happening so far? >> i thought i better point out to you because

much better than john. john said i will have nothing to do with him. but i found a wonderful letter from john to their youngest son after charles had died saying my loosing the presidency is nothing. i would never have been president or anything and i would have given my life itself for charles to live. so you know how deep the efection but it was a horrible thing that you didn't mention. and the other thing you didn't mention was if anyone coughed. you might find out someone has a ferve and and way down the road they would have to be about dead to find out that is consumption. >> you mentioned her briefly. a little while ago. do you write about in your book abigail's grandmother and her relationship with her and how probably it was her grandmother that gave her her independent spirit. did her two sisters have the same relationship with the grandmother? >> no, abigail had a special relationship because abigail was the bad child and her mother had to send her away. it is easier to have respect and as a grandmother to be more f forgiving than a mother. m

john paul ii. >> st. john paul ii and st. john xxiii. >> i have been at st. peter's square, witnessed some of the massive moments like this and it takes your breath away. it is awe-inspiring to watch the pageantry, the pomp of these sorts of things. >> it truly is. it truly is. it's a day for celebrating all that -- how celebrating as pope francis said, the mercy and love of god that encompasses many people, that cuts across our interpretations, our division. >> and not a small logistical undertaking. packing that many people and heads of state and dignitaries here for this special occasion. typically, the pope, of course, appears on sundays, his regular -- that takes place. >> yes. well, this pope, pope francis has been drawing large crowds. the easter mass, all of his public masses are drawing large crowds. 500,000 people is remarkable. the square is said to fit about 250,000 people. so as you can see, it's -- >> not a lot of breathing room there. you see a lot of flags, a lot of signs, particularly among the polish faithful who have g

they are there for the canonization of pope john paul ii and john xxiii. the more than a million visitors are in rome. many have made their way to the vatican. nick schifrin joins us live from rome. nick, what's the vibe there like right now? it seems pretty festive. >> morgan, you are absolutely right. it is very festive. the people behind me are here to celebrate. you go through this square. you ask many of them. they are all here, mostly for one man, john paul ii. he died only nine years ago. i use that term "only" because nine years for the church is like the blink of an eye. but the church says that, yes, he satisfied all of the requirements for becoming a saint. and those include having a life and writings of heroic virtue being a role model and performing two miracles. >>> flora doesn't only believe he is a saint. she helped make him one in her coast a rickan sideline, she creates a shrine to the imagine she says saved her life. in 2001, her doctors said she had an aneurysm and would live a month. she cluchld a magazine with john paul on the cover.

there is a lot of ambiguity about john paul ii because john paul ii brings baggage into this. he was -- he was associated, for example, with father maciell, the notorious of the founder of the legion of christ, a pedophile. he had children of his own. he abused his own children. he abused the seminarians. john paul ii brings some baggage into this. but the symbolism of john xxiii then represents an opening of the church to the modern world. john xxiii brings an entirely different sense. it depends upon the pope. thanks to our guests tonight. complete coverage of the can onization ceremony tomorrow. still to come, a lot easier to carry a gun in public and george and the tales of a new law ahead. rebecca? the same reason we did not get any severe weather today is this reason that we are going to get severe weather tomorrow. i will show you where it's going to happen and the primary threat next. [ grunting ] i'm taking off, but, uh, don't worry. i'm gonna leave the tv on for you. and if anything happens, don't forget about the new xfinity my account app. you can troubleshoot tech

paul ii and pope john xxiii. amy kellogg joins us on the phone from rome -- oh, she's there streaming live. amy, give us the latest. >> this ceremony really does seem to have all the hallmarks of a classic pope francis feel-good move, bringing all sorts of people together, even bending a few rules. there will be a lot of firsts involved in this as we've been saying. a double canonization ceremony for two popes and a pope emeritus, something we haven't seen before and someone who has stayed out of the public eye since retiring, will be celebrating. the faithful will be out in force for this special event. the attribution of at least two miracles to a potential saint is normally a prerequisite. this french nun believes her park inson's disappeared after play praying to john paul and another's brain aneurysm disappeared. pope john paul was the most popular pope in history judged by the sheer number of people who flocked to see him. some have been critical of him n for not dealing with the child sex abuse scandals th

john xxiii. john paul ii seen by many as a conservative. people talking about his family values, as we would call them back home. a sense against apportion, against gays. trying to be a conservative member of the church. pope francis says wait, let not think about that, let's think about what john xxiii did. john paul ii continued john xxiii's message, saying that the two of them cooperated with the holy spirit in renewing and updating the church. that is pope francis's message. a sense of unity, both sides of the church coming together moving it to the 21st century. >> thank you nick schifrin live from vatican city. we'll look at the connonisation and what it means, later in the hour. >>> leaders in the u.s. and malaysia meat as president obama conditions a week-long tour of asia. the first visit by an american president since l.b.j. visited. president obama discussed the missing malaysian airliner, among other issues including human rights. we go live to kuala lumpur. good morning to you. why has it been so long since a u.s. president has

pope john xxiii and john paul ii both honored in front of a packed crowd. for more on this let's turn to raymond flynn, the former ambassador to the vatican and former mayor of boston. so great to have you here. what was it like to be there today, ambassador? >> well, i've known john paul ii for many years, long before he even became pope but to be an actual witness to this extraordinary historic event, it was so moving for me and for people in boston and the united states and all over the world. he was a legend, and when i saw the picture this morning of cardinal raggtzinger embracing pope francis to commemorate john paul ii and xxiiird. one of the greatest scenes i've ever seen. >> as far as what i was taught as a young boy growing up. was an extraordinary day here in rome. >> a lot of people have a question the speed within which john paul ii has been made a saint and can you explain how the process works. >> there's so much recorded history about john paul ii going back to september 1st, 1939. when nazi occupiers came into poland and the role that john

pope john paul ii and pope john xxiii, the newest saints?i think it's amazing because i never thought i would live in a time where i would actually be able to relate to pope john paul ii and actually see him can onized as a saint. so i think it's great that view is espoused by the majority of american catholics. many expressed love for john paul ii remembering his multiple visits to america in his 27 years as pope. so some say the elevation of john paul ii is too soon and they point to his role in the church section abuse scandal saying he did little to help the victims and protected ped file priests. >> those against john paul's elevation say they feel ignored and disrespected by rome. many, however, seem excited if not overjoyed by his saint pood. this woman's mom told her to get in the church? >> you have to go. you have to go because i haven't been in church in at least at that couple of weeks. she is like please make it in for me this morning. my mom in haiti, she was watching it as well. >> i prayed to the lord. i pray to the virgin ma

john paul ii and john xxiii. they have been formally approved.et's go to nick schifrin, joining us live from roam outside of vatican city. the canonization is sparking debate in the catholic community, what is that about? . >> reporter: i think the debate is about whether, as you said, why the two popes are good evening canonized. a lot of allies of john paul saying he shouldn't have to share the day and john the xxiii's allies saying he shouldn't share the day with a lot of people that disagreed with him. you ask a lot of people in the square, filling up with programs, all the focus of people i have been speaking to is on john paul ii. he died nine years ago. for the catholic church it's like the blink of an eye. it's the fastest canonization. it satisfied all the requirements and lived his heroic virtue. the he's a role model and performed two miracles. >> flora both doesn't only believe john paul is a saint. she makes him one. this woman has made a shrine to a man said saved her house. she had an aneurysm. she clutched a magazine, with john pa

thank you r. >>> we talked about john paul ii and john paul xxiii. he is credited with mon earnizing the catholic church. his work and influence opened doors. john ter bennett has more on the man still known as "the good pope." >> his was a new style of pontificate, pope john xxiii ran the vatican time enough to show he was different than hez predecessor? >> they were much more similar to kings or monarchs or emperors. >> that's the major difference that made him known as "the good pope." > the good pope was the third of 13 children raised in the italian countryside in lombardi. his education was tradition a.m. italian but before becoming pope, he traveled as a vatican diplomat reaching out to non-catholics, jews and christians. and that changed him? >> a great moment of change in the life of the catholic church. >> it was john xxiii who decided the church needed a new ecumenical counsel. it shocked everybody. many thought global debate about the churchts future was unnecessary >> the ecumenical council became known as the second vatican council or v

i prayer. >> now you pray to john, paul and john. >> yes. >> it's amazing. i never thought that i would live in a time where i would be able to relate to john paul ii. and actually see him canonized as a saint. i think it's great. i think he truly is a saint. >> and american catholics that went to church were given a flyer, showing a picture of john xxiii and john paul ii - both, of course, saints. >> people will frame the flyer. >> i think they will. >> when you talk about john paul ii, so many talk about the controversy. >> it's a real issue, it's a burning issue. there are a lot of americans who are upset with their church, feeling they have been ignored by the vatican and overruled saying how can this man be a saint. he presided over a church, over 27 years, where terrible sex abuse scandals came out and accuse him of doing nothing to help the victims and protecting the paedophile priests. the church and most american catholics take the view that whether you are assessing whether someone is suitable for sainthood, you are not looking at how they run the,

smith, tracy burns, john layfield along with john greene, tracy, basically, why is this trend towards part-time work bad news? >> well, you take a part of time work hoping you become full time eventually. we are not seeing that rollover. people are taking them economically not because they want to work part time. it's entirely different. that's not what we are seeing. health care and payroll taxes, employers don't want to take on more full-time employees right now. unfortunately, that will hurt us down the road. >> how do you see this trend? >> there is good news in the jobs report. there is some bad news. >> particularly this part-time issue. >> there is actually an equal number of folks who involuntarily got part-time jobs in equal to the numbers that voluntarily got part-time jobs. a number of those are due to the fact they're no longer blocked into jobs because of health care. thank obamacare. the other thing is you have half a million people who have entered the work force, so they may not get that job they wanted in the beginning, but it is a good thing they have now re-entered

meanwhile t sainthood ceremony set to take place tomorrow morning for pope john paul ii and pope johnii and take a look at what it's like right now. live pictures of vatican city. look, 28 minutes after midnight and thousands of the faithful are already gathering. coming up, we'll take a look at the legacy of the two popes, next. >> can you imagine them being there? >> wow, amazing. plus there's been powerful storms hitting part of the south. especially north carolina. they've had tornadoes there. >> there's trees down. we ran up under the house and the hail come through. we couldn't do nothing. it's bad in there. nobody ever stomped their foot and asked for less. because what we all really want... ...is more. there's a reason it's called an "all you can eat" buffet. and not a "have just a little buffet". that's the idea behind the more everything plan. it's more of everything you want, for less. because, c'mon. no one ever takes the second biggest cookie. get more with our best plans on the best network. for best results, use verizon. with diabetes, it's tough to keep life balanced.