the system with joe beringer only on al jazeera america >>> i am felicity barr you are watching "talk toays" with sean penn >> four of al jazeera's journalists are detained. they have been joined by media organizations around the world. how important is freedom of the press to you? because in some senses, you know, you will get hounded by paparazzi and people you don't want to be hounded by but in general, the importance of the to you? >> for many years, because he had had a front-row seat and a personal experience, many, many times, still today i see how responsible so much of journalism is, virtually making up lies. and i am talking about including mainstream journalism. i have seen it in "the "new york times"," the "los angeles times" but with firsthand witness, it was in my own case, it was related to things that really don't matter to anyone else >> what sort of personal things? >> celebrity-focus things and things like that. and i still am not somebody beliefs it's a price you pay and all of that. i think that's you do a job, you know, if you want to see me, see me in the movie

we join felicity barr in london. felicity. >> darren, another 852 migrants have been rescued by the italian navy over the weekend. found in packed vessels. 50 children, some of them babies. thousands of migrants mainly come from syria, eritrea, mali and senegal. process the migrants request for asylum. >>> the spanish enclave as of of mallia is a large, end malia, hoping they can gen then gain access to europe. >> a gateway to the eu on the continent of africa. for years malia has received many are refugees looking for refuge. moussef camped out in the mountains behind malia. >> we walked for two days down the mountain then wee when we got closer we began to walk slowly, towards frontier, until we managed to get to the border. >> this is the fence that moussa got over. topped with bashe barbed wire ad extra railings. it deterse but by no means prevents people getting through. the past few months have seen a surge of people arriving leer, a perilous, often life-threatening join. many of them come from subsaharan africa

more from felicity barr from our broadcast center in london. >> yes, they are preparing for a double canonisation ceremony, pope francis will declare john paul ii and john xxiii saints. we have more from vatican city belles belles. >> reporter: two popes honoured to state hood. in st peter's square and around the world the faithful will bear witness in their billions. among them will be this woman, a woman whose recovering from a fatal brain aneurysm eight years ago is considered one of two miracles qualifying pope john paul ii to sainthood. >> i heard a voice say "get up, don't be afraid", my eyes were fixed on a picture of john paul ii, his hand were raised. it indicated for me to get up. i got up saying "yes, sir", that was my response. >> it happened in costa rica as she watched the late pope's beautification. her family were waiting for her to die. >> reporter: john paul ii was responsible for two miracles john xxii just one. to pilgrims, both lay popes are men of great holliness. the legacy of the john paul ii causes some to question. giovanni is a former catholic priest asked