we've had pope john paul and pope benedict and now we have pope francis why has it taken so long for this apparent hero in el salvador to be canonized now was he so politically unpopular within the church what was what was the reason for the canonization now. well first of all we need to remember that for the people he has always been a saint it is only them bad again now with his catching up to the world people so far as the people are concerned here where he was a sect but the reason why it has been delayed so long is because he had been characterized as a marxist as a communist as a leftist while in fact all he was was a person who was following the gospels and the teachings of jesus christ but whenever you go ahead and stand with your crass government and political powers dismissed you as a communist and therefore you become dangerous in the last two popes let us not forget were very conservatives so the fact of bringing him up or canonization had to be delayed well for the moment we will have to leave it there is certainly been ever meant to stay for perhaps everybody in el salv

perhaps the most well known of today's new saints are pope paul 6. was pope in the yfr 60s and '70s. from 1963 to 1978 and oversaw the changes of the second vatican council bringing the catholic church into the modern world. archbishop op oscar romero of el salvador, he was assassinated in march of 19 l 0 while saying mass in el salvador, and pope francis was wearing the blood-sustained belt of the archbishop op that he was wearing on the day that he was assassinated. here's what one priest from el salvador told us about the importance of saint romero. >> translator: the prophetic strength of romero, his social message always current, his defense of the poor and the most vulnerable of society without doubt is a message that we need to reconcile for our country. >> reporter: over 70,000 people were in st. peter's' square for the celebration including dignitaries from around the world. queen sophia of spain, the president of italy, el salvador, chile, panama and others, as well as 5,000 pilgrims from el salvador who had come to celebrate their newest s

the pope has cited him on numerous occasions and paul vi was the first pope to start traveling.adition of popes leaving italy and traveling. he traveled to the holy land and the united nations. that by now we've seen popes travel has become a tradition. something they expect from popes. archbishop romero, he's the arch bishop from el salvador, he was killed in march of 1980 by right wing political forces. he was somebody who spoke out on behalf of the poor and the oppressed and certainly for pope francis he is a figure who has been important to him throughout the years. he said before he was pope in 2007 that if he ever became pope he would want to make archbishop romero a saint. there are 70,000 people estimated to be attending this mass this morning. there are many dignitaries. queen sophia of spain are there. the presidents of italy, el salvador, chile, panama. certainly for latin american countries and el salvador, 5,000 pilgrims from el salvador have come to appreciate a man who's already been a saint for many of them in el salvador. >> delia gallagher covering it for us. t

have been made saints by pope francis in a ceremony of the vatican the pope the pontiff canonized pope paul the sixth and the murdered salvadoran archbishop romero along with five others. russian opposition leader alexei in a volley has been released from jail in moscow he spent some fifty days behind bars on two back to back sentences for illegal staging of protests involving supporters say the kremlin is trying to stress to sideline him. a powerful storm has struck the coast of portugal injuring almost thirty people and uprooting more than a thousand trees tropical storm leslie packed winds of over one hundred kilometers per hour when it reached the country late saturday local media say hundreds of thousands of homes suffered power cuts. to syria now where a deadline is fast approaching to create a demeter rise so north and province the zone should be established by monday a spot of a deal agreed to by turkey and russia last month now it's meant to prevent a government assault on the rebel held area which the u.n. says could provoke a humanitarian catastrophe but there are reports that ha

the most contentious figures within the roman catholic church have been made by pope francis both pope paul the six and the murdered salvadoran archbishop oscar romero were canonized in a ceremony at the vatican among the crowd with thousands of pilgrims from el salvador way romero is a national hero. to syria now way a deadline has passed for the creation of a demilitarized zone in the northern in the province the zone was supposed to be established by monday as part of a deal agreed to by to russia last month but it appears the rebels have not left the zone under the agreement their departure is necessary to prevent a government just sold on the rebel held area the u.n. says an attack could deepen the ongoing humanitarian crisis there. syria's last major rebel stronghold is just a few kilometers from here and uncomfortable thought for. and twenty twelve he fled from islam is fighters in this town singe are in the south of it live province now the syrian army has regained control after bitter fighting what remains is rebel sadness and anger against the islamists. how could there be reconci

trauma catholic leaders of the twentieth century have been made saints by pope francis he canonized pope paul the six and the murdered salvadoran archbishop romero in a ceremony at the vatican he also conferred sainthood on five others including the german nun my ria caterina tens of thousands of people turned out in st peter's square for the ceremony among them was several thousand pilgrims from el salvador where romero is a national icon. and joining me in studio is martin gawked obvious political rather religious affairs analyst so much in a couple of figures here with quite a history of achievements do tell us more about these two well i mean we have to send troops that were very significant in terms of modulating in the case of. the six very conservative and very modernizing or very liberal forces within the vatican was a good somebody that push forth the reforms of the second vatican council and mediated that space between very conservative figures that were against the reforms and very liberal for years that wanted to push much much farther so in a sense it sends a message as to the im

century have been made saints by pope francis in a ceremony at the vatican the pontiff canonized pope paul the six and the murdered salvadoran archbishop oscar romero along with five others russian opposition leader alexina vall me has been released from jail in moscow he spent some fifty days behind bars on two back to back sentences for staging illegal protests of all the supporters say the kremlin is trying to sideline him and anti-racism rally in berlin june estimated two hundred forty thousand people on saturday that's according to organizers protesters marched with signs backing tolerance for migrants and in opposition to fall by groups the demonstration is one of germany's biggest political rallies in recent years. to syria now where a deadline is fast approaching to create a demilitarized zone in northern province the zone should be established by monday as part of a deal agreed to by turkey and russia last month it's meant to prevent a government assault on the rebel held area which the u.n. says would provoke a humanitarian catastrophe but there are reports that hard line fighter

contentious figures within the roman catholic church have been made saints by pope francis both pope paul the sixth and the murdered salvadoran archbishop romero but canonized in a ceremony at the vatican among the crowd with thousands of pilgrims from el salvador where romero is a national hero. russian opposition leader alexei navalny has been released from jail in moscow he spent some fifty days behind bars on two back to back sentences for staging illegal protests of only supporters say the kremlin is trying to sideline him. novak djokovic continued his masterful run of tennis as he beat croatian born of corage to win the shanghai masters pounced on courage as mistakes to bury shot after shot winning the first set which will see shortly. the. match point to the second his opponent had simply run out of sixteen enabling jock of which to take the second and decisive set six four. it's a serbian eighty three in a row in what's been an amazing season so far. another tough night for german football though the national team lost three nil to rivals the netherlands' in the nation's league th

contentious figures within the roman catholic church have been made staines by pope francis both pope paul the sixth and the murdered salvadoran archbishop oscar romero canonized at a ceremony in the vatican among the crowd with thousands of pilgrims from el salvador. is a national hero. to syria now where the a deadline is fast approaching to create a demilitarized zone in the northern edge of the province the zone should be established by monday as part of a deal agreed to by to end russia last month it's meant to prevent a government assault on the rebel held area which the u.n. says could provoke a humanitarian catastrophe but they all reports hardline feiss have yet to start withdrawing from the area. syria's last major rebel stronghold is just a few kilometers from here an uncomfortable thought for. in twenty twelve he fled from islam as fighters in this town singe are in the south of province now the syrian army has regained control after bitter fighting. what remains is rubble sadness and anger against the islamists. how could there be reconciliation with the people who killed my r

among them archbishop op oscar romero and pope paul 6. cnn's vatican correspondent david gallagher has the details now from rome. >> a day of celebration at the vatican has pope francis declared seven new saints, including two women. founders of religious orders in germany and spain, and a young boy from naples who died at the age of 19 of bone cancer in whom pope francis said was an example to young people of humility and courage. perhaps the most well known of today's new saints was pope paul 66. he oversaw the changes in the vet cann council bringing the vatican church into the current world. the archbishop op assassinated in march of 1908 while he was saying mass in el salvador, and pope francis was wearing the blood-stained belt of the archbishop op that he was wearing on the day that he was assassinated. here's what one priest from el salvador told us about the importance of saint romero. >> translator: the prophetic strength of romero, his social message always current, his defense of the poor and the most vulnerable of society, wit

also cannonized pope paul vi.lagher joins us from our viewing room to tell us more about the people being honored today. hello, delia. >> reporter: hi, natalie. that's right. it's a day of celebration here at the vatican. the pope has already declared the seven new saints. among them are two women. they were founders of religious orders in germany and in spain. also a young boy from naples, a 19-year-old who died of bone cancer and pope francis said he was an example to young people of humility and courage. perhaps the two most well known, pope paul vi, he was pope from 1963 to 1978, a time of great change in the church. he ushered in the catholic church into the new world. he was one of the first popes to begin traveling outside of italy. he traveled to the holy land and the united nations at the time of the vietnam war speaking out against war there. he is somebody who has been very important for pope francis. and archbishop romero from el salvador. he was assassinated while saying mass. in 1980. pope francis is

thousands gathered in st peter's square to see pope francis make seven saints among them pope paul the six who are the saw one of the most turbulent periods of modern catholic church history in the one nine hundred sixty s. and seventy's and also canonized his archbishop osco romero killed by a right wing death squads while preaching in el salvador thirty eight years ago. it is wonderful that together with him and the other new saints today there was archbishop romero who left the security of the world even his own safety in order to live his life according to the gospel close to the poor into his people with a hard road to jesus and his brothers and sisters a stone simply his canonization was for a medical miracle curing cecilia flores of a life threatening illness but for her and many other salvadorans he's much more interested here's a person who fought for all salvador and continues fighting and continues to intercede for the country a brave man who defended life defended the family defended the most needy that's what he means to me. they revere him to speaking out the social justi

six other saints were also created today, including pope paul vi, who led the church for 15 years.s trappings of papacy. for a long time, many catholics wondered why the church refused to canonise archbishop romero. for them, today's celebration by the pope is a long overdue correction. a clean up operation is under way in portugal following one of the most powerful storms to hit the country since records began. the remnants of hurricane leslie swept through the country, bringing down hundreds of trees and power lines. from lisbon alison roberts reports. across portugal, people are picking up the pieces after a night of hurricane—force winds left a path of destruction. 13 out of the country's 18 mainland districts had been on red alert, and people warned not to leave their homes. hurricane leslie, the first ever to hit portugal, arrived late on saturday. 0n making landfall it weakened to a tropical storm, but still packed plenty of punch. translation: the wind broke the windows and came in. i told my staff and clients to hide in the bathrooms on the kitchen, in areas protected by w

six other saints were also created today, including pope paul vi, who led the church for 15 years wasf reform, rejecting some of the more ostentatious trappings of papacy. for a long time, many catholics wondered why the church refused to canonise archbishop romero. today, they feel this is a long overdue correction. sport and, for a full round up, from the bbc sport centre, here's olly foster. good afternoon. it's the international break for the men, but there are five matches in the womens‘ superleague today. they are already under way at manchester city and what a start against west ham, caroline weir with a lovely finish into the top corner. nikita parris then produced a clever header after a goalmouth scramble to make it two. and she raced through to round the keeper. 3—0 up there. the international break continues, and scotland will need to up their game tonight if they're to break their poor run of form. it's only a friendly at hampden, but it's against the european champions, portugal. the scots lost to israel in the nations league last week — their fifth defeat in seven games

thousands gathered in st peter's square to see pope francis make seven saints among them pope paul the six who the saw one of the most turbulent periods of modern catholic church history in the one nine hundred sixty s. and seventy's also canonized his archbishop romero killed by a right wing death squads while preaching in el salvador thirty eight years ago. it is wonderful that together with him and the other new saints today there was archbishop romero who left the security of the world even his own safety in order to live his life according to the gospel close to the poor into his people with a hard road to jesus and his brothers and sisters a stone simply his canonization was for medical miracle curing cecilia flores of a life threatening illness but for her and many other salvadorans he's much more. here's a person who fought for all salvador and continues fighting and continues to intercede for the country a brave man who defended life defended the family defended the most needy that's what he means to me. they revere him for speaking out the social justice and defending them ag

canonization ceremony in some places square the pope also canonized one of his own prayed to says this pope paul the sixth who was the roman catholic pontiff back in the one nine hundred sixty s. and seventy's that's a look at your headlines here on al-jazeera inside story with imran khan that's coming up next. the arab world stays silent a saudi gym this possibly in the saudi consulate but no official reaction from any arab government no condemnation from the arab media what's behind the silence this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program iran can intelligence leaks to the media about missing saudi journalist jamal khashoggi a pe on almost a daily basis now reports are emerging about evidence proving he was killed inside the saudi consulate in istanbul and his smartwatch could potentially help solve the mystery the turkish newspaper subba quoting security sources says the journalist may have even recorded his own death the audio of the moments when it's reported was interrogated tortured and killed were apparently recorded by the smartwatch he was wearing and sent to both his phone a

thousands gathered in st peter's square to see pope francis make seven saints among them pope paul the six who the saw one of the most turbulent periods of modern catholic church history in the one nine hundred sixty s. and seventy's also canonized his archbishop romero killed by a right wing death squads while preaching in el salvador thirty eight years ago. that together with him and the other new saints today there was archbishop romero left the security of the world even his own safety in order to live his life according to the gospel close to the poor into his people with a hard road to jesus and his brothers and sisters the stone simply his canonization was from medical miracle curing cecilia flores of a life threatening illness but for her many other salvadorans he's much more. here's a person who fought for all salvador and continues and continues to intercede for the country a brave man who defended life defended the family defended the most needy that's what he means to me they revere him to speaking out the social justice and defending them against repression from the milita

six other saints were all so created today, including pope paul vi, who led the church for 15 yea rs.rm, rejecting some of the more ostentatious trappings of papacy. for a long time, many catholics wondered why the church refused to canonise archbishop romero. for them, today's celebration of the pope is a long overdue correction. john mcmanus, bbc news. it's tough work but it can be very lucrative. farming seaweed in the russian arctic. it's used in medicines and cosmetics, and on a good day it is possible to collect more than a tonne. that can be worth $2,000 a month, but there's loneliness and isolation too, as this farmer explains. you have been watching newsday. live from singapore and london. stay with us, headlines next. hello there, good morning. the last 24 hello there, good morning. the last 2a hours has seen a number of flood warnings reducing as the wettest weather moved its way little bit further east. gradually everything will come in from the atlantic over the next few days, this band of cloud working its way to our shores by tuesday and that area of cloud contains a bi

six other saints were also created today including pope paul vi who led the church for 16 years.tious trappings of papacy. for a long time, many catholics wondered why the church refused to canonise archbishop romero. for them, today's celebration by the pope is a long overdue correction. john mcmanus, bbc news. the african penguin population is rapidly declining. conservationsists say their habitat is being hit by rising tides caused by climate change. now campaigners are looking at new ways to protect the birds. eliza philippidis reports. boulders beach, home of one of the 28 african penguin habitats. this birds can only be found in south africa and namibia but their survival is under threat and one of the reasons is there is not enough fish in the sea. the african penguin have to swim further to find their food where in the past this wasn't the case. we suspect this could be from commercial trawling or over exploitation of the food sources of the african penguin. in just three years the number of breeding pairs has dropped by a fifth. here at boulders beach in simon's town, th

canonization ceremony in some pieces square the pope also canonized one of his own prejudices as pope paul the sixth who was the roman catholic pontiff back in the one nine hundred sixty s. and seventy's that's a look at your headlines here on al-jazeera inside story with imran khan that's coming up next. the arab world stays silent a saudi gym this possibly in a saudi consulate but no official reaction from any arab government no condemnation from the arab media what's behind the silence this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program on iran come on intelligence leaks to the media about missing saudi journalists jamal khashoggi a pay on almost a day.

six other saints were also created today, including pope paul vi, who led the church for 15 years.due correction. now for a look at the weather. they said that a call for england and wales should keep the temperatures up wales should keep the temperatures up but it gets cold or the further west you go. temperatures not far from freezing and eastern scotland. sunny skies developing more widely and a few showers in the northwest. most of england and wales looks pretty cloudy. could be heavy at times and some late sunshine giving the temperatures a booth in the southeast, but otherwise, 12—15d. moving into tuesday, the rain is pretty much gone, but we are left with cloud and mist and fog around many eastern parts of england and a band of rain coming in from the northwest, but either side of that, sunshine, and temperatures hitting 13-17dc. hello this is bbc news. the headlines: the eu‘s chief negotiator michel barnier says despite crunch talks with the brexit secretary in brussels today there are still key unresolved issues. the pace of the negotiations pick up ahead of wednesday‘s su

six other saints were also created today, including pope paul vi, who led the church for 15 years.f papacy. for a long time, many catholics wondered why the church refused to canonise archbishop romero. for them, today's celebration by the pope is a long overdue correction. the first rocket launch into space from british soil could happen as soon as 2020. it's thought it could be sent into orbit from a spaceport in the north of scotland. the uk's space industry is booming, thanks to a huge surge in demand for tiny satellites made here. joe miller has more. when the space race began in the 1950s, britain was very much a part of it, even managing to put a satellite into orbit. but space exploration was all but abandoned in the uk after politicians decided that taxpayers' money was better spent elsewhere. now, a boom in demand for satellite technology is bringing the sector back to life. you might not immediately associate british business with the space industry, but the fact is, the uk is a world leader when it comes to manufacturing these — microsatellites that are usually the size

archbishop romero and pope paul are being canonised alongside five other new saints at vatican city todayen speaking with abc news about her relationship with president trump and her campaign against cyber bullying. during the interview she addressed her infamous jacket that had the slogan ‘i really don't care, do you?‘ emblazoned on the back. melania wore the coat during a visit to an immigrant children's shelter in texas. she said the message was aimed at the left—wing media. it is obvious, i didn't wear the jacket for the children. i wore the jacket for the children. i wore the jacket to go on the plane and of the plane, and it was for the people, for the left wing media, who are criticising me. iwant for the left wing media, who are criticising me. i want to show them that i don't care, you could criticise whatever you want to say but it will not stop me to do what i feel is right. france has begun building a fence along part of its border with belgium... it's an attempt to stop the spread of a virus that could have damaging effects on europe's pig population. african swine fever was

six other saints were also created today including pope paul the six who led the church for 16 yea rscting some of the more ostentatious trappings. a long time, many catholics wondered why the church refused to canonise archbishop oscar romero. today, the celebration by the pope is a long overdue correction. the duke and duchess of sussex have arrived in australia ahead of their first royal tour as a married couple. prince harry and meghan arrived in sydney at the start of a 16—day visit to australia, fiji, tonga and new zealand. the royal couple had attended princess eugenie's wedding on friday. their main focus will be the invictus games, which they will officially open next weekend in sydney. you have been watching newsday. i'm babita sharma in london. and i am andiama and i am a sharanjit leyl in singapore. don't go away. we will hear from melinda gates who singapore. don't go away. we will hearfrom melinda gates who has been speaking to the bbc on digital investments and global economy. there has been a development in the disappearance of jamal khashoggi. there has been a telepho

six other saints were also created today, including pope paul vi, who led the church for 15 years.of the more ostentatious trappings of papacy. for a long time, many catholics wondered why the church refused to canonise archbishop romero. for them, today's celebration by the pope is a long overdue correction. it's emerged the owners of virgin trains — sir richard branson and stagecoach — collected more than £50 million in dividends from the west coast main line before abandoning their east coast contract. the government had to take back control of the east coast line and missed out on more than two billion pounds of franchise payments. virgin trains said the west coast line had exceeded its targets to the taxpayer. we're joined now by bruce williamson from rail future — which promotes better rail services. thanks very much for coming into the studio to talk about this story. on the one hand there is a privately reasonable argument for saying these are two completely different contracts. 0ne are two completely different contracts. one has been delivered well and the other has not be

. >>> pope francis has named two new saints, first was pope paul vi who was pope from 1963 to 1978. francis credited him with turning the church's attention to the plight of the poor. also named was an archbishop from el salvador. oscar romero was killed while celebrating mass in 1980. he angered el salvador's leaders by demanding an end to military repression. >>> some breaking news this morning, sears has filed for bankruptcy. the legendary retailer has closed hundreds of stores and struggled with big losses for years. as part of its filing sears is expected to close at least 150 stores immediately and that's according to "the wall street journal." the paper also says lenders have agreed to provide up to $600 million in financing which will allow sears to keep operating while it restructures. >>> all right, wine connoisseurs, a bottle of wine has smashed the sales record, 1945 bottle of -- is that romani. >> romani conti burgundy and sold for 17 times the estimate. $558,000. sotheby's sold another bottle of the rare vintage in the same auction for just short of a half million doll

. >> pope francis is canonizing a diverse group including pope paul the six, arch bishop romero of el salvador any teenager who dedicated his brief life to helping others. pope francis accepted the resignation of the head of the archdiocese of washington d.c. cardinal donald friday over his role in handling sexual abuse allegations in the church. >> in southern california, drivers were doing double takes after a fiery crash in pasadena. witnesses say the driver of this big rig lost control, crossed 4 lanes of traffic and jumped the concrete divider separating the freeway from the train tracks. then, the cab burst into flames. amazing the, the driver walked away and so did the can. firefighters rescued this time the cat after they saw it been under the burning truck. >> ask eric -- record rainfall. it is the wettest october ever. it has collected over 3 inches so far this month. the heavy downpour cost car accidents and's other problems. some streets in the desert town also resembled rivers. >> we did see a lot of rain over southern california. certainly not here. take a look at our re

also cannonized, pope paul 6 hm who's mood earnation sparked praise and anger. it was a key goefl francis, including on issues of homosexuality, marriage annulment and abortion. but this was sainthood in the midst of sin. yesterday francis defroct two. and his name appeared more than 200 times in a bombshell report accusigngp child sex abuse by predator priests. still francis' cited his know built in a letter that angered many catholics. >> he wants to signal clearly to the whole world that he is taken seriously and he wants accountability at all levels. >> the pope's shake-up the century's old institution is divisive but this progressive pontiff seems set on shaping the vision of a more inclusive and accountable church. nbc news, london. >>> san francisco 49ers getting ready to go on nfl's prime time stage and the raiders struggles continue across the pond. >> here is dave feldman with your sports highlights. >>> dave feldman. the niners are off until tomorrow when they have a date with aaron rodgers and lambeau field. and the oakland raiders, they probably wis

it's a diverse group including pope paul the 6th... archbishop oscar romero of el salvador... d his brief life to helping others. this comes as the catholic church is facing several sex abuse scandals. on friday, pope francis accepted the resignation of the head of the washington d.c. archdiocese over his role in handling sexual-abuse allegations in the church. (robin) coming up on the kron four morning news...a look at the battle over the weeknd at the box office..the movie that came out on top. (robin) and here's a live look outside...from the sutro cam. (ácommercialá) (áábreakáá no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. ( robin ) it was it was another strong weekend at the domestic box office, with new movies putting up a good fight against last weekend's big films. david daniel takes a look at the weekend's top 5.. "smallfoot" traveled down to fifth place, earning nine- point-three million dollars. "goosebumps two: haunted halloween" scared up 16- point-two million dollars for a fourth-pl

it's a diverse group including pope paul the 6th, revered archbishop oscar romero of el salvador, andeenger who dedicated his brief life to helping others. the ceremony comes as the catholic church is mired in a sexual abuse scandal. on friday, pope francis accepted the resignation of the head of the washington d.c. archdiocese, cardinal donald wuerl over his role in handling sexual-abuse allegations in the church. ( marty ) coming up after the break... the raiders are in london conting down to kickoff for their game against the seahawks. while the niners are in green bay to face the packers tomorrow. sports is next. in an emergency, minutes can mean the difference between life and death. proposition 11 saves lives by ensuring medical care is not delayed in an emergency. proposition 11 establishes into law the longstanding industry practice of paying emts and paramedics to remain on-call during breaks and requires they receive fema level training and active shooters and natural disasters. vote yes on 11 to ensure 911 emergency care is there when you or your love one need it. find a wo

and by pope paul vi. king in his 1963 letter from the birmingham jail and the pope in his 1967 his 1963 letter of the development of peoples. but was the principle? peace is not just the absence of violence warfare or tension. it is instead, the day-to-day practice by all of us of making sure justice is available to all of us. let's look at bishop hurley and catholics san francisco. minimizing violence on campus and brokering the settlement came to him by virtue of his being an insider in what was then the longer a varying catholic san francisco. he was born in 1919. born in massachusetts to immigrant parents and a mother born in ireland. mark's brother, also entered -- eventually became archbishop of anchorage, alaska. the hurley family worshiped at st. agnus. then he attended st. joseph college, st. patrick college and then st. patrick seminary. he was ordained in 1944, spent an academic year at berkeley studying educational theory and administration. also the assistant superintendent of schools for the

among them pope paul vi. he oversaw the modernization of the catholic church.archbishop oscar romero who was murdered. >>> sotheby's in new york let's people see, touch and try on royal jewels that belonged to queen marie antoinette before they're auctioned off next month. julian's auctions is getting ready to auction off items by hugh hefner including his silk pajamas, smoking jacket and his captain's hat. wow. >> you you have to get all three at once. >> i don't know that i want those pjs. >> you might not want to wear them. >> not trying them on. >> were they washed first? >> oh dear. >> it's a collector's item. >>> we have a busy morning on turning to a disturbing story, in this half hour, in georgia police have a murder mystery on their hands. >> a young model hit by a bullet in her car. authorities now hoping surveillance video can help them find the shooter. erielle reshef is here with more. good morning. >> this case is as perplexing as it is tragic. that young model reportedly shot as she drove. now the search for answers and the suspect who pulled the

pope john paul ii was invited in 2000 but never went. the vatican insists that the pope would only visit if catholic priests were accepted in the country. more news right after this break. >>> we could see some lively public comment today when local lawmakers meet in communities around the bay area. we checked our local government agenda for you. santa clara county supervisor also take up the stanford expansion issue and the potential impact on affordable housing. the los altos city council will consider increasing its affordable housing requirement for builders from 10% to 15% with developments of five or more units. county advisers will consider parking changes including belmont, redwood city and half moon bay. contra costa supervisors are taking up four school speed zones in kensington. >>> nbc bay area is still orth victims one year after the fire storm destroyed so many homes. >> consumer investigator chris chmura says they are frustrated with the process of getting rebuilding money from insurance companies. >> insurance payments are

to quote a navy man. , forgive me.aub i was reading phyllis schlafly's wrote about the polish pope, john paul. withpaul took his name toughness, she hoped, from john paul jones. ton they said, are you ready surrender, he said, i a have not yet begun to fight. general, we have not yet begun to fight. thank you so much. [applause] jamesday on c-span's q&a, nn talks about his biography of george w. bush. >> i don't really worry about my legacy. i'm still studying theodore roosevelt or harry truman. be anis not going to objective history done on this administration for a long time. to judgenot too soon some aspects of his legacy. on the war in iraq. why? it didn't accomplish what he thought it was going to a cobbler's before he -- to accomplish. it cost 4000 plus american lives, $2 trillion. and i don'ty book, think this judgment will change, that it was one of the biggest strategic blunders in american history. mann sunday night at 8:00 eastern on q&a. guest --pico is our jodi picault. her most recent book is a spark of light. plus 20 more novels. she has also written five issues of the wonder w

on sunday, pope francis made romero a saint along with pope paul vi and five others. ing the blood-stained rope belt that romero wore when he was assassinated, pope francis praised romero for disregarding his own life to be close to the poor and to hihis people. >> it is wonderful that together otherope paulul vi and the new saints today, there's archbishop romero, who left the security of the world, even his own safety, in order to give his life according to the gospel, close to the poor and to his people with a heart drawn too jesus and his brbrothers and sierers. amy: only weeks before his assassination, archbishop romero wrote a letter to president jimmy carter, calling on him not provide military aid to the right-wing salvadoran military government. then in the archbishop's final and now famous sermonon, he mada direct appppeal to salvadoran soldiers to lay down their weapons. >> in his name come in the name of our tormented people who have suffered so much and whose limits cry out to have an, i implore you, i beg you, i order you to stop the repression. amy: the

countless eo thes and rumors, among them she was kidnappein a plat to free the man that shot pope john paul, ii. his brother believes she's still alive and the vatican has answers. the vatican always denied involvement. as for the bones, police forensic experts are trying to determine the age, sex and date ouf death. that take at least a week. lester? >> kelly cobiella, thanks. >>> a new health alert, two major studies in a widely orsed treatment for a commonof cancer in women could cause the cancer to come back. nbc news medical correspondent dr. tohn ez. >> reporter: when je drine anderson had cancer, she chose an r pproach with a smallecision. >> i wanted to be back to my family as quick as possible and as a physician, i wanted to get back to my patients. >> reporter: 16 months back and she's r came fighting for her life. two major studies in a new england journal of medicine find minimally invasive surgery for cervical cancer doubles the risk of death compared to tditional surgery. study author dr. pray droe -- padro ramirez sayramirez s >> the study resul are so stunning, researchers s

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off the most contentious figures within the roman catholic church have been made saints by pope francis both paul the sixth and the murdered salvadoran archbishop oscar romero were canonized in a ceremony at the vatican among the crowd with thousands of pilgrims from el salvador where romero is a national hero russian opposition leader alexei and avani has been released from jail in moscow he spent some fifty days behind bars on two back to back sentences for staging illegal protests of only supporters say the kremlin is trying to sideline him. to syria now where a deadline is fast approaching to create a demilitarized zone in the northern province now the zone should be established by monday as part of a deal agreed to by russia and turkey last month it's meant to prevent a government assault on the rebel held area which the un ses could provoke a humanitarian catastrophe but they all reports that hard line fight is have yet to start withdrawing from the area. syria's last major rebel stronghold is just a few kilometers from here and uncomfortable thought for. and twenty twelve he fled from is t

after revelations of scandals are revealed and those huge public outrage pope benedict of the pope john paul the second did us and these summits amount to an awful lot of pictures of people looking solemn and very little change and as far as the suggestion that we can now believe that there's less of us will based on what evidence the church doesn't reveal the number of cases that are reported to us are i would manage as such there's absolutely no transparency some afraid i don't take any comfort in any assurances from the vatican that they're taking this seriously because to this day no pope has told the plain truth not a single pope no senior representative of the vatican has ever honestly acknowledge the fact of the coverup they've denied they've suggested it's a lie and when they've begun to acknowledge that there may have been a cover up in recent years they've pointed the finger to bishops at the local level despite all of the evidence that clearly exposes the fact that this cover up was directed at the most senior level from the vatican i always wonder why those most of this. you know

he provided documents showing that the dicey of oakland sent a letter to pope john paul ii in 19 anyone asking him to be removed from the church. nothing was done for six years under cardinal joseph ratzinger was overseeing abuse cases. he later became pope benedict. that is one example of how the vatican was and is at the root of widespread sexual abuse of children. a lawsuit was filed the vatica predecessor to him are engaged in a large-scale systemic violation of the human rights of children. >> reporter: jim keenan from st. paul, minnesota is named in the suit who says he was abused by a priest and offered a settlement by the diocese there. the lawsuit seeking all records the vatican has about abuse of clergy. >> need to come clean. they know what they do, have done and what they plan to do. i know in my heart that their plan is not to do the right thing. if we were talking about in the other industry that industry would be shut down. >> reporter: he says that kingsley was eventually removed from the church and lives in walnut creek as a registered sex offender after serving time in