amara, earl? >> john and delia, we're using the words over and over unprecedented and historic. i want to talk to you both about aspects of both canonizations and how they are breaking away from tradition. john, you mentioned that the message is unity, but before we develop more into that, can you give us a sense of what we're going to see from here on out? what will we see in this canonization ceremony that's expected to last about 10 to 20 minutes? >> that's right. well, what will happen is that the vatican official who is in charge of both of the sainthood causes, an italian by the name of angelo amato, three times he will present a formal request to pope francis to declare these two men as saints. and he's doing so kind of in the name of the whole church. that's the idea. >> yeah. >> and then francis, of course, will say yes, and the culminating moment, we expect -- >> well. >> although he is a pope of surprises. i mean, all bets are off, but we're assuming he's going to accept the request, an

amara?want to ask you, because we're talking about unity as one of the themes here. and with all the complexity and politics within the catholic church, do you think that this canonization will actually help unite the catholics within the church and around the world? >> well, i think the most immediate effect, amara, it probably has, is for, really since the election of john paul ii in 1978, there has been a strong tendency in catholic life, both among the kind of intellectual wing of the church, and even at the catholic grassroots, to sort of pit john xxiii and john paul ii against one another, as if john xxiii represents the kind of progressive, liberal vision of the church and john paul ii a kind of restorationist conservative agenda to roll back the clock on vatican ii. i think from this day forward, it is going to become much more difficult to make that argument, because pope francis has so clearly and visibly put these popes together and said what they have in common is more fundamenta

am amara walker, cnn, atlanta. >>> and we will have much more on the ferry disaster coming up in just a few minutes here on cnn news room. including a look at how the urgency navy is helping rescue efforts off the south korean coast. that part of the story is coming up at the bottom of the hour here on cnn. >>> well, data from deep in the ocean and from the surface is now being analyzed in the search for malaysia airlines flight 370. >> that underwater information comes from the bluefin-21, completing its first full mission on wednesday after two previous missions were cut short by technical issues. >> the bluefin has mapped about 90 square kilometers of the ocean going down about 4600 meters. there was concern that that was too deep for the bluefin. but the engineers say it can operate at that depth with no problem. >> also being analyzed, an oil sample spotted on the ocean surface in the search zone. officials hope to learn if it is in fact aviation fluid or if it is something else. cnn's michael holmes joins us from perth on the latest from the operation. michael it seems that the

amara walker, cnn, atlanta. >>> today's the last day of testimony in the oscar pistorius murder trial before a nearly three-weeklong recess. >> after today's session court will be adjourned until may the 5th. prosecutor jerrie nel has been cross-examining defense forensic expert roger dixon. he's been trying to cast doubt on dixon's expertise on ballistics and blood splatter, which have been key issues in this trial. >> and we will talk with our legal expert, our analyst there, kelly phelps, about just how much damage was done to dixon's credibility when it emerged that he's not actually an expert witness, that he's a geologist, what that actually means for this trial and what we can expect later for today. and also, the other question, too, this is now turning into a marathon trial. and when can we actually expect a verdict? some people believe it may actually not come until july. a long way to go yet. >> and the fact they're adjourning for such a period, too. there were conflicting problems with other cases that they had. >> yeah. >> and this has gone on for longer than they thought

start with a quote from morse amara has come out with this book about rumsfeld. he has investigated very thoroughly and thinks there are a lot of unanswered questions. the quote i use is basically the truth is out there and in principle we can find it. that was my driving force. the truth is out there. i did the best i could. i do not know if what ever get to the bottom of this unless something people really knows what happened or not completely discredited, i do not think they are discredited, but everybody thinks crystal magnum is discredit. just now a convicted murderer in jail for murdering her boyfriend. anything mike nifong -- and they think mike nifong is the antichrist. >> where is he now? urham and livesd on a pension. he has health problems. he had cancer. he has had a heart attack. he was a very quiet, solitary life. he did spend the time to talk to a chance to tell his story that has never been told. as you mentioned crystal magnum. let's take a look at her. this is after she was found guilty of murdering her boyfriend. [video clip] gail magnum. juryh

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