the contrast isn't just francis and benedict. you know, in the catholic street, often there's also a contrast between these new saints, john xxiii and john paul xxii. conventionally, john xxiii on the left, john paul a hero on the right. i think they were put together as a call to unity. in a sense, we're seeing a festival of unity in rome today. >> a mirror reflection between the two living popes and the two popes that will be sainted. 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 ange

francis of assisi.sons 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 thread speaking of the communion of saints of st. francis as well, for all three of these popes. >> absolutely. >> and once this mass concludes, pope francis will recite the angeles prayer from st. peter's square and may deliver a message. and then after that, the pope will greet the dignitaries in the altar are that you see there of st. peter's square. then the pope will start his popemobile drive in st. peter's square, and possibly in the piazza pio as well. but we're talking about the pope. he will be greeting the dignitaries in the altar area after much of this has concluded. and we mentioned earlier, which i found interesting, are the interreligious de

," just francis.s made the former jorge bergoglio a star far beyond the catholic church, but don't mistake humility for weakness. "just plain francis" is also being signed on orders to transform institutions fossilized by tradition and stained by corruption. for palm sunday, we thought you'd like to hear from some of the people who know francis best. but don't ask them what he's going to do next because, god only knows. in st. peter's square, march 2013, 100,000 faithful waited for a light to split the curtain. they'd adjusted their eyes to what they were accustomed to seeing, regal robes and a gold cross around the neck of a european. instead, they saw an emissary from the new world with a world of new ideas. >> robert mickens: he was just dressed so simply. there was no cape. there was no fur. there was no... and he was just standing there. and in a simple silver cross, evidently the one that he wore when he was in buenos aires. >> pelley: robert mickens was among the believers in disbelief. he's an

john paul ii and pope benedict and pope francis.ory represented as well as an awful lot of ethnicity as we see those flags waving all over the square today. >> and i want to talk about -- >> the catholic family was gathered from all corners. >> yeah. i want to talk about pope francis a bit. often referred to as the people's pope. how does this day -- what does this is a about what his legacy will be and his papacy? >> i'm of the view lester that it's a bit too early to say that. i mean pope francis has seized the imagination of the world. that's a great thing for the catholic church. he has undertaken some fundamental reforms of the way the church is governed here in rome by creating a new office to take over the church's financial affairs. that process of reform continues and i think his papacy will be measured in history in part by the success of that reform process here in rome. but he's going to the holy land next month. he'll commemorate the 50th anniversary of the meeting of pope paul vi with the ecumenical saint of constantin

your thoughts on what we just heard from pope francis? not only to embody god's mercy in the world, but to do that through a sense of joy. the other thing that struck me, lester, was the reference to john paul ii as the pope of the family. here was a man who was orphaned before his 21st birthday, and yet constantly built communities of friendship around him. and in that square today are some of the now not-so-longer-young people with whom john paul ii worked when he was a young priest in the late 1940s and early 1950s. they were his family. and they're here to celebrate his canonization today as part of the great family of the catholic church from throughout the world. >> so much has struck me in this homily. one was it was typical of pop francis in the simplicity, the deep spiritutuaituality and the brevity. straight to the important. and the importance of devine mercy. and particularly the 20th century. it's one of the most brutal centuries on record. the number of people that suffered, the corpses that were piled up by deeply distorted

i doubt francis is going to do that but i think francis knows, i think francis knows that his time ihope, i say it at the top of my voice he want him to reign as long as possible. he's a practical man who says i'm going to take it day by day but there's a sense of urgency here. >> rose: thank you. >> thank you charlie. glad you're in rome. >> rose: i'm happy to be in rome any time. >> i say that too. >> rose: i'm saying it to my companion. >> not bad. thank you charlie. it's good to be with you. >> rose: pleasure. >> rose: this was an historic day we're unlikely to see again. what are the chances in the lifetime of anyone moving into the future that there would be a pope, a retired pope sitting together at a canonization of two popes both of whom reigned in the lifetime of many of the people who were in that square. this is not just an historic moment it's a unique moment that's not going to be replicated. >> rose: what does it represent. >> i says what it says to the world is the discourse of today is being focused by those four human beings, those four popes. the whole, beginning w

a lot of people say he's retired. >> but he spent a lot of time with pope francis. >> pope francis wants to bring pope benedict out into the public. he has coaxed him out to the public to say we need to build this unity. that's why he's taking these two popes together, pope john paul ii and pope john xxiii. >> this just reminds what you see -- a million people gathering in st. peter's and joyous in poland celebrating. it brings a lot of peel together. >> this is a punctuation mark. pope francis was ordained after vatican ii, so you see there an era that just ended and one beginning again. >> it seems like the popes, at least with francis, more relatable, do you find that to be the case? that younger people may again become more involved? >> well, any pope who can do selfies can relate to young people today, but he speaks in a way they understand because he speaks to their heart. he's not speaking in theologianese, he's speaking to people the way he reached out to the woman married to a divorced man. he's getting people where they are and not trying to say, if you jump over this bar, then

will it succeed with pope francis? i don't know. i don't know if this papacy is going to last long enough to conclude this reformant project. (choir singing) >> of course, many things are going to change. the vatican state was like a kingdom, like a human kingdom, and so there were all the defects of a human court. but he wants things more simple. i am sure that the holy father will go in that direction and will not go backwards, certainly not. things are not going to continue like they were in the past. (applause) >> narrator: next time on frontline... here in america... >> they're looked at as sex objects when they're out there in the field. >> narrator: these are the women... >> we found really bad situations with ongoing sexual violence. >> narrator: ...who pick and process... >> they were all illegal, and they were afraid they were going to get deported. >> narrator: ...the food on our tables. frontlinin collaboration with univision and cir, investigate "rape in the fields." >> go to pbs.org/frontline, and take a closer look at

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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 you are probably looking at live pictures. you may have noticed all the yellow and white umbrellas throughout the congregation in st. peter's square. those are priests delivering communion to the congregation gathered here. many thousands that have come to st. peter's square and watching on television to see the connonisation of the two late popes and a while ago, an hour or a half ago. they heard pope francis proclaim st. john paul ii and st. john xxiii. that is what they came to see, an historic double canonization. it never happened before, and it has never happened in front of two living popes, pope francis and peope benedict. here is my report on the miracle and questions at the heart of this canonization. . >> reporter: two

is there a method in that by pope francis. >> i think pope francis made a wise decision in canonizing both of the pipes. he wanted to ambulance the huge popular concern sis that john paul ii had. after 50 yards on the council, after 50 yards of john 23rd, it was important to point out that there is a professy. it was important - it's a strange density. it was to balance the canonization, the beautification, bute iffied and connonized with john paul ii. >> an effort to perhaps join together the conservative performances of the church so rejuvenate the church, do you think. >> i think pope francis is not a revolutionary. he stands for what concerns the catholic church. he wanted to use it as an example for the people on guard, the believers in the catholic church, because both of those popes made - they went to the periferies. >> andrea, we'll leave it there as the mass continues in st. peter's square. the main connonisation ceremony has taken place. saint john paul ii and saint john paul 23rd has been proclaimed here. >> thank you. >>> now, the u.s. president says russia should stop en

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what else is on the agenda for pope francis today? today he's had a very busy morning, had to meet all of the dignitaries that came to celebrate with him and obviously tomorrow then he will start with another mass of thanksgiving for this mass, that is a tradition also with canonizations that you give a mass in thanksgiving for these new saints. >> all righty, delia gallagher, we so appreciate you being there for us and walking us through it. >> see you back here at the top of the hour, 8:00 eastern for more "new day." >> "sanjay gupta md" starts after a quick break, though. stay close. (dad) all right. that's ok. (dad) put it in second, put it in second. (dad) slow it down. put the clutch in, break it, break it. (dad) just like i showed you. dad, you didn't show me, you showed him. dad, he's gonna wreck the car! (dad) he's not gonna wreck the car. (dad) no fighting in the road, please. (dad) put your blinker on. (son) you didn't even give me a chance! (dad) ok. (mom vo) we got the new subaru because nothing could break our old one. (

the enormous affection in the catholic church for what pope francis is doing and for pope francis as a person, this sense that this man is really trying to reach the heart of everyone and is doing it in very direct and very simple ways that are very, very effective. >> many correlations that can be drawn between those canonized today and the two popes who were there for the event. newt gingrich, we appreciate it. >> enjoy yourself, sir. thank you so much. >> good to be with you. >> you, too. >>> boy, i hate to go from that to what we have to talk about next. but you need to know about these tornadoes that are ripping across north carolina this weekend. they're knocking out power. look at the pictures we're getting in. flipping over homes and the threat may not be over. >> we'll have your severe weather forecast. stay with us. vo: once upon a time there was a boy who traveled to a faraway place where castles were houses and valiant knights stood watch for the kingdom was vast and monsters lurked in the deep and the good queen showed the boy it could all be real avo: all of great brita

francis was the only westerner left in homs. he showed us what is left of his dwindling food supply, olives which he ate for breakfast and dinner. an empty jar once filled with wheat. he was a proud man clinging to what little dignity he had left. >> i wish the people whose lives were at risk don't die. i wish they create a bridge for everything we need. francis died trying to build the bridge, he and most of the city of homs lost their sanctuary. >> on a side note father francis had been living in afghanistan since 1964. olympic sprinter oscar pistorius is expected back on the stand a short time from now. yesterday in his first day of testimony, he broke down in tears. oscar pistorius told the court he was trying to protect his girlfriend when he shot and killed her at his home. he has been tormented by panic attacks and memory of the shooting. he apologised to reeva steenkamp's family. >> there hasn't been a moment since this tragedy happened that i haven't thought about the family. i wake up every morning, and you are the fir

pope francis had them sitting on his death. we knew that pope francis has a great affinity for pope john xxiii. there was reports that he wanted to be named john. there's a message of unity at the church, wanting to cole esque 26 years of history into a message of unity with the two folks toot. and for two models. >> you mentioned the second vatican council. john xxiii convened. francis had its own coup, convening bishops in rome. what are the plans. did we see a hipt in the message of what he'll deliver in the council. >> what is interesting is the council occurred 56 years ago. implications are unfolding in the church around the world. one is a masteral sense. lisp to them in need. he's called the senate at the vatican in a worldwide meeting of bishops to discuss issues of family. in a sense, this is almost whether pope francis is embracing his own sense of what needs to happen as a council, 56 years on. and they say that it takes about 200 years for a church council to have a full impact. we are 56 years in. it's interesting

francis has been criticized for not taking a strong enough stand on clerical abuse in his first year as pope. in response to the pope's pledge, a group representing abuse survivors said catholics should be impressed by deeds, not words, and remain vigilant and skeptical until francis takes decisive action. scott. >> pelley: veteran vatican correspondent alan pizzey. alan, thanks very much. this sunday, palm sunday, we're going to talk with some people who know pope francis best, the pope's old friends, and president obama on his meeting with francis, all of that this sunday on "60 minutes." in south africa, oscar pistorius was hammered fair third day about the night he shot and killed his girlfriend. pistorius is the double amputee pistorius is the double amputee olympian who ran on carbon blades. there was an audio feed of his testimony, and here's debora patta. >> reporter: chief prosecutor gerrie nel tore into oscar pistorius again, challenging his story that he had mistaken reeva steenkamp for a burglar. his fate will be determined by this judge, referred to as my lady, as is sou

pope francis does not.owever, these are the type of men who are not going to let disagreement on two issues even those two very important issues prevent them from collaborating on many other things including addressing economic inequality in the united states and around the world. >> i've been incredibly moved by his compassion, his message of inclusion. i was grateful to have the opportunity to speak with him about the responsibilities we all share to care for the least of these, the poor. >> pope francis is a very clever man. he's pretty good at dealing with politicians. there are very, very big differences between the obama administration secularism and where the pope is. >> while their meeting was taking place at the vatican, u.s. groups were fighting the administration in court over the contraceptive mandate in the affordable care act which they said violated their faith. >> we actually didn't talk a whole lot about social schisms in my conversations with his holiness. in fact, that really was not a to

>> reporter: good morning to you, francis. really unremarkable up and before the attacks here on wednesday. look, soldiers and civilians this time of the morning really returning to this area, getting back to their posts at ft. hood and beginning to understand, i believe, that it is going to be a long time before anything is anywhere close to being normal again here. in the wake of the deadly attacks -- >> we have an active shooter currently on ft. hood. >> reporter: -- investigators and so many in this grieving community continue this morning to search for answers. >> it is hard to understand that someone would be out, be able it to shoot people they work with. >> reporter: military officials believe 34-year-old army specialist ivan lopez chose his victims at random after an argument with fellow soldiers. >> a strong possibility that that, in fact, immediately preceded the shooting. but we do not have that definitively at this point. but we do have strong indications of that. >> reporter: as the shots rang out -- >> 33,000 bl

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 been to malaysia. >> it's an excellent question. u.s.-malaysia relations were not near the top of the agenda. one of the more interesting, ironic parts of the visit is it was supposed to be shorter, by six months. president obama put off a visit to malaysia because of the government shutdown. he had to survey home and wrangle with republicans. why is the white house trying to emphasise the relationship. the pivot or rebala

that's part of the francis effect. church that's always been there, that hasn't always been quite as evidence. >> from palm sunday a week ago, to easter today. christians the world over have been celebrating a very holy week. fox news contributor father john morris joins us some thoughts on easter's role in the faith. what does easter mean for christians and is there a broader message for christians across the world? >> today in rome he mentioned there is no meaning of easter if jesus did not rise from the dead. that's the very core, the essence, it's what this is all about. why? because truth then justifies and conquers falsehood, and life conquers death. and that is the essence of this message. >> and so for those who have been through the rights and the recognitions this week and today is the happy ending for christians who believe in the resurrecti resurrection, is there a place today in our culture, especially here in the u.s. to talk about faith, to relate it to our lives, to relate it to current events? it seems

the first time a reigning pope, francis, and retired pope, benedict, celebrated mass together. an estimated 800,000 people gathered in st. peter's square to watch the ceremony. they were joined by the king and queen of spain and presidents and ministers from over 90 countries. it is a day with special meaning. >> pope john paul, always been my hero. i'm overwhelmed. there's no words. >> i'm here. i'm actually here. something that millions of people will only get to see on tv, luke my mom will be one of those people, and to say i was here, i can't explain it. it will be beautiful to share back home. >> by elevating the two popes at the same time francis is walking a careful line in a divided church. john xxiii, the pope of 50 years ago, liberal who threw out the latin mass, john paul ii considered a theological conservative. >> francis is saying i'm tired of these intramural divisions in the church. i don't like arguing so he says i'm going to build a bridge and bring them together and bring the church closer to together. >> no doing so francis made this his own day. as his youn

this is the message that francis wants. traditionally, people have seen john paul ii as the conservative pope, john xxiii as a more liberal, progressive pope. francis says that's too simple. >> that's not what we to express anymore. we want to express a unity. in his sermon today, he said that actually, it wasn't that john paul was the conservative and john was the liberal. it was that john started reforms that john paul continued much that's what francis is really trying to say. perhaps, morgan, he takes a lot of cues from john xxiii. he had said to have brought the church into the 20th century. perhaps francis today trying to bring the church into the 21st century >> thanks so much, nick for joining us. >>> catholics are celebrating today's event. john ter bennett is at the cathedral of sacred hard in newark, new jersey, visited by john paul back in 1995. john, let's jump right into it. pope john paul ii had a long history when he was head of the catholic church. can you give us a little bit more background on that? >> re

now he's the assistant to pope francis, and so when you see pope francis at a public event, you'll seed. if you see pope benedict at an event, which i did in january, archbishop gainsfind is there. he's the go-between. once you know him, you know both popes. >> this ceremony got started at 10:00 local time and lasted two hours there. pope francis is going down and doing what he's doing, shaking every day people's hands. when he became pope, wearing the wooden cross. what sticks out to you in the ceremony today as you've been watching the last couple hours? >> what sticks out to me is how formal it is. pope francis is keeping this warm right now. i don't think we'll see him do any selfies today. i don't think that's part of the program. but i do think you'll see, what you won't see, and this is part of being there, the thousands upon thousands of pill glgrims have come in to be there in one of the most spiritual events you'll ever encounter. this is such a momentous occasion to know that a saint has been declared in john paul ii. someone that many people here in new york and all over th

but him and pope francis are so similar in their background, both from humble backgrounds.francis almost decided this was going to be his first line of business to eliminate that requirement. so that pope john -- rather pope xxiii could become a saint today. there you have it. >> they supposedly share that folksy style. so popular now. >> see how it goes. >>> coming up, battle on the track. turns into fists flying after the flag. the after-race rumble caught on camera. it's raising questions about the behavior of drivers. >>> ahead in the next half hour, another fight caught on tape. this one more inappropriate. a dad loses his cool with his son and sparks a surprising response from other kids. >> whoa. >> you're watching "world news now." >> announcer: "world news now" continues after this from our abc stations. but at this moment, she's fighting a brain tumor. announcer: please take a moment and join st. jude in finding cures and saving children. visit stjude.org. ♪ [ ballroom blits plays ] >>> all right. pretty well-known, sometimes things explode during nascar races. th

francis. this is significant, that this is the first canonization of two predecessors. the two predecessors are very important. the first one gave righ rise toe second one. the seconds one gave completion to the second vatican counse co. so that they mirror. they went to the parishes and the people and at the same time brought the church to a higher level. >> this is not an event without a sinner element of controversy. there have been those who have sped up. >> for john xxiii, they did not want to wait for the second miracle. and for pope john paul ii they didn't want to wait the five years. so this was in order to avoid any controversy. >> and also debate, isn't there, or perhaps muted in the church about john paul ii's role during his papacy as emerged sexual scandal in the church and that he did not do enough. will that continue beyond his sanctity. >> well, first we need to differentiate, saints can make mistakes. we need more ground, that we should judge john paul ii what he did during t

s >>> pope francis led his second easter mass at the vatican today >>> pope francis led over 100,000ter's and prayed for peace in syria and ukraine. i spoke with the archbishop of washington, dc, donald cardinal wurle. let's start with what is called the francis effect, the impact of the pope, his first year in. has he made a difference in the life of the church in washington? >> i think so. there is a difference. in a certain sense it is intangible a sense of spirit, a sense of being uplifted and a great sense of people feeling a lot closer to the church than they did, say, two years ago. that is part of the francis effect. he touches people and he showed them a face of the church that always has been there that hasn't always been so ever den: the face of a loving and forgiving christ if his church. >> let me pick up on that, the pope famously said that he sees the church as a field hospital after battle and he wants to spend less time arguing over doctrine and more time ministering to the poor. has it changed your approach and that of your priests? >> what he is saying to us and th

pope francis presided over the double canonization.nd made more historic by the presence of emeritus pope benedict. today, palestinian president mahmoud abbas. benjamin netanyahu saying it was aimed at appeasing. preliminary results released yesterday show that neither of the front runners have won a majority. former foreign minister abdullah abdullah received almost 45% of the vote followed by the ex-finance minister with about 32%. and forecasters are warning people in the plains and midwest to brace for possible tornadoes and hurricane force winds. the national weather service says the risk of tornadoes will rise through the day in an area stretching from nebraska to northern louisiana. and that's a quick look at the stories making news right now. >>> the nba is now investigating alleged racial remarks tied to l.a. clippers owner donald sterling who reportedly went on a tirade over photos with his girlfriend in a recording posted on tmz. a man reported on that audiotape is supposed to be sterling who is heard questioning why his gir

pope francis led the sceremony for john paul ii xx iii. nick explain to us what is so significant about these two men being can onized on the very same day? >> reporter: this was a day of first, where pope francis delivered a message of unity and also of striving for improvement, both for every catholic in the world and, also, for the church, itself. in front of a million faithful, an ancient ceremony became one of the catholic church's most modern moments. never before has the church sainted two popes at once. never before have two living popes publically celebrated mass together. and never before have this many people made the pilgrimage to rome in saint peter's square. with a sing statement, pope francis can onized two popes who have remarkably different papacies. john xxiii and john paul ii's legacy are fresh. he specially strong for 48-year-old andreas vidmar. >> a lot of people come here for hope. they aresponding to a paul of john paul ii who said, do not be afraid, and turn to god and have faith. >> andreas knows that call well. he

that too was unprecedented, and francis made a point of greeting him twice.undreds of priests gave communion to the nearly half a million people faithful who jammed the square and the roads leading to it. >> it was held on what john paul ii decreed on the day of divine mercy, which pretty much summed up the reasons many of the pilgrims gave for having lined up for as long as 12 hours to secure a place there. to keep progress orderly and insurance as many people as possible got as close as possible took thousands of police, even more volunteers, and a lot of patience to say nothing of fortitude. but mary jayne jurofcik and pat polachek of pittsburgh said it was worth it. >> because we know the blessings are going to be here and we wanted to be here. >> reporter: and when it was over, francis gave the crowd his now trademark blessing. and they cheered as loudly as they did for the saints he had just proclaimed. allen pizzey, cbs news, rome. >> jeff: on the eve of new western sanctions against russia, pro russian forces publicly displayed the eight european mili

pope francis will lead the special ceremony.a gallagher joins us in rome where a million of the faithful are joining us for the event. looks like people are going to camp out all night tonight to make sure they get a good spot for early in the morning. >> they are incredibly fredericka because it just rained a little bit earlier. they are here and they have staked out their place on the street. they've got sleeping bags. they've got chairs. they are young and old. and they are from all over the world. we see flags from the united states, from france, from brazil, from albania. biggest contingency by far is from poland. they've all got the names of their towns on their shirts and jackets. there's a group that has run from poland to come to this event here. they've just arrived. so there were big celebrations in the crowds for those marathoners. frederic fredericka? >> oh, my gosh. two popes with two very different styles to be canonized. was this intentional by pope franc francis? >> oh, absolutely. i mean, he is a big fan of joh

francis shows us what is in store for the bay area, francis? >> that's right, ama. we have mid level and high level clouds over the bay area, but enough to show you the view. live doppler 7 hd sweeping around picking up cloud cover, even some light rain and precipitation in the clouds but not quite falling to the ground and i'll show you that there. so we have some rain coming our way. here is a preview of what is to come as we head to the northern tip of california. crescent city reported .10ths of an inch. so for tonight, the clouds continue to roll in. temperatures right now in the low 50s, 52 in santa rosa, 51 napa, concord 54. concord got .4 2 inches of rain where san francisco didn't get any. i'll tell you how much to expect into tonight and tomorrow morning and a big warmup next week. >> thank you. >>> a bay area woman is arrested of police say she stabbed her baby to death. officers took her into custody at the regional park in livermore. they initially found her car damaged and began a search for her. when they found the mother, she was carrying the baby, w

soon after his election francis pledged to act quickly.february a united nations report said that the vatican was not serious in tackling the problem. it says procedures of moving priests rather than firing them or reporting them to police had not ended. >> they put the protection of the purpose rate fors above children's best interest. >> reporter: but some believe the report failed to acknowledge steps the church has already taken like setting up a special vatican committee bringing together clerics and lay people including an abuse survivor. >> it's not just to look at the procedures that should be in place, but how to look after victims. you know, the abuse was back then. the pain is now. >> reporter: in his last three years as pope, benedict the 16th protected the priests. >> we would like to go back to the position we were when pope benedict was the pope and get back into dialogue with the bishops. certainly this pope has made a lot of very impressive soundings, but we haven't seen anything of substance. >> reporter: for activists th

francis? >> cloud are moving tine nigin . started to see the cold front hit the top part of northern california. light rainfall. three-hour loop. the rain will move in. chance of continuing. a big warm-up. numbers in the 90s. with your seven day forecast coming up. >> millions of americans are bracing for another round of severe weather. tornados have wrecked at least 200 homes in eastern north carolina. more than a dozen people went to the hospital. forecasters fear more tornados could strike tomorrow. a bail bond agent recovering after hit by a car. the car was driven by a suspect wanted for a warrant. the suspect is still at large. >> police are searching for the driver in a hit an round in oakland. a pedestrian was hit and killed around 7:30 this morning. walking on telegraph near 51st. the victim a man in his late 60s. a $10,000 reward leading to information for the driver's arrest. the driver killed in a rollover crash. this happened just after noon today. the chp says the sedan flipped over several times. three lanes o

pope francis chose to canonize the two popes together, another symbolic act of his big tent approach.ach man championed by different factions of the church. john paul is lawded by conservativetives for his strict interpretation of doctrine. john was seen more pastor than pontiff. this was not a day for labels. and for those who a year ago feared pope benedict's resignation would throw the church into turmoil, this morning's sight of two living popes celebrating their predecessors, a sign of unity in this ancient fate. >> reporter: for those that stayed to the end, and that was just about everybody because it was tough to leave were awarded by a popemobile ride. he went down all the way down to the end. he got there, couldn't find a place to turn around, so he hung a right, and we're told that he got back to casa santa marta in time to have lunch. >> ann, thank you. >> hate to see the popemobile get caught in that wrong traffic. >>> not only with the canonization with two popes is it an important day for the catholic church, but we got a chance to see pope francis and pope ameritus ben

pope francis led the ceremony together with thousands of cardinals, bishops, and priests from around the world. pope benedict was also in attendance in a rar public appearanceer. more than 90 delegations from governments, international organizations, and monarchies from around the world came for the ceremony. beenfrancis may have sending a conscious signal of reconciliation with today's double canonization. aints represent two wings of the church. a more reformist and a more traditionalist wing. >> by the authority of our lord jesus christ and the holy apostles peter and paul, and our own authority, after deliberation and frequent prayer, and having sought the counsel of many of our brother bishops, we declare and define blessing john xxiii and john paul ii to be saints. and we enroll in the -- them as saints. in the name of the father, the son, and the holy spirit. >> john xxiii represents efforts to adapt the catholic church to modern times. 1958. elected pope in he wanted a more open search that engages with the issues of the modern era. he convened a three-year long conference of

pope francis marks his second easter mass as pontiff.e thing that you need to think about today as you celebrate with your family. >>> and the battle over cliven bundy's land far from over. western states joining in the fray and are taking their fight to the feds. how lawmakers are telling uncle sam that they're trying to get their land back and they want it back or else. >>> and forget finding a rich man. a relationship expert says marry someone who is less career-driven than you are. is the key to a happy wife really a man with no life? lazy. "fox & friends" hour four starts right now. ♪ good day sunshine >>> a little paul mccartney to wake you up this morning. >> good day sunshine. it is a great day, isn't it? >> beautiful. >> easter morning, kids waking up with their easter baskets and then heading to church. >> our thanks to 1-800-flowers for decking out the studio this morning. happy easter, everyone. good to see kelly martin and ainsley earhart this morning. >>> pope francis, noting easter this day is the same day for roman cathol

pope francis went a step further. he says sanctions must be imposed on those who are responsible of such a crime. now many victims are sexual abuse by priests around the world will hope their abusers will finally be brought to justice. al jazeera, vatican city. >> for the first time geologists are linking the seismic are activity with fracking. the state is now imposing some of the strictest drilling restrictions in the country in certain parts of ohio. >>> plans to build a natural gas pipeline is dividing community in kentucky. some of the loutest opponents are nuns. >> the women of the loretto mother house are typically quiet. butster visssi and her group of nuns are uncharacteristically present. natural gas drilling or fracking sites in pennsylvania moving through ohio then central pennsylvania before connecting through can existing lines at the gulf. promise it would be engineered to top engineering safety standards. >> this would be a very special place. >> the line wouldn't run through her property but would run

why do you think the vatican, pope francis, decided to do this in this manner. >> two things.'m told that people talked to the pope about these matters. he sees the church as accommodating these two great figures. john xxiii and pope john paul ii who represent different aspects of the church. pope john ii put the church into the modern world, help defeat communism as perhaps no other individual did, was responsible because of poland and what he did there for cracking the wall and in the soviet system and, you know, the pope wants this recognized, it had already been set in motion by benedict and doing the two together demonstrates a kind of unity that he wants to show the world this new pope. >> and then pope -- john paul xxiii, what was his distinction because these are two very different popes. >> first of all of, these are both radical figures in the history of the church who accomplished amazed things both within the church and within the secular world. and one of the things that john xxiii did, he convened the vatican council which did away with a lot of latin mass, among

pope francis is a skilled practitioner of what politicians call staying on message. and consistently refines it by tailoring it to the specifics of the day. >> he pointed out that this year the catholic church's celebration of easter coincided with that of the orthodox church's which have sizable congregations in ukraine. the pope called for god to enlighten and inspire the initiatives that promote peace in ukraine. the point was subtly underscored by some of the hymns of the mass being sung in russian. easter mass is steeped in centuries of tradition with a glorious exception. since 1985 the stunning floral arrangements being donated and arranged by dutch florists but it was the pope who mattered for jeannie from wisconsin. >> when we got the tickets to come, we felt blessed, we felt absolutely it was sent maybe down from god, that he wanted us to be here today and enjoy the pope. >> reporter: for once francis stuck to his prepared text. and the pope-mobile tour was short by his standards. but then, the message of urbi et orbi is meant for a world audience. allen pi

monte francis is live on the scene. what do we know? >> reporter: good evening. coast guard responded to the accident. police are handling the investigation and we are still waiting to hear some details from them. the boat is behind me. it's a 42-foot catalina sailboat called bella. you can see there is damage to the boat. the coast guard confirms five people were on board. one person died an two were injured when the boat struck a buoy on the bay tonight. person's body was puld out of the water at a different location, a half mile from here. we have not learned the victim's gender or age. it happened during a race scheduled to begin at -- >> we apparently seem to have lost monte francis. we will try to bring you back to him in a moment. >>> other headlines, a big change in the skies above. it will impact a lot of people below. flight paths across northern california are about to change. that means planes might be rerouted above your neighborhood. the faa says it's a massive effort to modernize air traffic at all three of our local airports. many people are worri

that's part of the francis affect. he touches people, and he shows them a face of the church that's always been there that hasn't always been quite as evident. the face of a loving, forgiving christ in his church. >> let me pick up on that because the pope famously said that he sees the church as a field hospital after battle, and he wants it to spend less time arguing over doctrine and more time ministering to the poor. has it changed your approach and that of your priests? >> i think what he is saying to us -- and this is very important, and i like to think that he is helping us do what we have tried to do. he is saying to us the teachings are there. we all know the teaching. but here's how you do it. here's how you do it in a way that people can experience it and come on board with it. i like to think that it's reaffirming for all of us what we've been trying to do, and if nothing else, it's saying you're on the right track. >> the pope appointed you to the congregation for bishops to help choose the new leaders of

pope francis declared the two new saints men of courage.is the first time in the history of the catholic church two popes have become saints at once. john paul ii died a few years ago and the fastest pope to be can onized in 200 years. pope benedict who retired last year looked on as pope francis presided over the ceremony. for more on this special occasion, we turn to nick schifrin live in rome. nick, it was quite a ceremony today >> reporter: jonathan, it was a day of firsts. it was a day of celebration for two titans of the roman catholic church's 20th century history. also, a day of opportunity that pope francis took to send a message of unity in the church and another of personal striving both for all of the faithful who were in the square today and for the church, itself. >> in fronts after million faithful, an ancient ceremony became one of the catholic church's most modern moments. never before has the church sainted two popes at once. never before have two living popes publicly celebrated mass together. never before have this many

pope benedict xvi, pope francis went a step further. he said sanction he must be imposed on those who are responsible of such a crime, now many victims of sexual abuse by priests around the world will hope that their abusers will be finally brought to justice. claude yo lavanga al jazeera, vatican city. >>> now to a developing story on in kansas city. the search of a serial shooter preying on drivers. one gunman has turned the roads and highways into a target zone. courtney key lee reports. >> there is something in the city. >> something hit the car, didn't know what it was. >> police know what it was, a but, one of more than 20 fired on drivers. the incidents weren't random. 12 were connected all believed to be from the same shooter. there have been no deaths but three were injured from gunshot wounds. this woman was one of the intended victims. >> there wasn't another vehicle in sight and we were on the right and hit on the right side. >> reporter: one said the gunman was wearing a ski mask and hood. a bullet hole near where her three

pope francis makes his first public plea for fore giveness for child sex abuse.nd tensions grow along the border between north and south korea. >> hello, i'm robin adams, i'll have your sport update including the latest at augusta, and find out who will play who in the semifinals in switzerland. details later. >>> we start with ukraine where the prime minister is holding crisis talks in the eastern city of donetsk. we -- he has been speaking to activists. they ordered the demonstrators to disarm and leave, and the deadline has now expired. is the prime minister gaining any traction amongst the protesters, kim? >> reporter: parties have been yet responded to the calls from the interim prime minister that the region may have more power. that really was his central message that the eastern regions could have more power of the state of affairs in ukraine. the contents of the referendum isn't exactly clear, but what is clear is the issue of [ inaudible ] is definitely not on the table. protesters here have maintained all along that they want to independent inasmuch as

i'm francis rivera on this tuesday. a second wave of tornadoes have killed at least two people in alabama and causing serious damage in mississippi. the pictures tell the story. areas like tupelo, mississippi, have been left devastated by severe weather. constance lambert returned to her home thankful to find her dog alive after one twister. the same storm system killed at least 16 people in arkansas, oklahoma, and iowa on sunday. sarah has a closer look at the devastation. good morning, sarah. >> reporter: francis, good morning. a long night for emergency crews here who are still on scene. and as the sun comes up, we're going to get a better picture of the new damage. relentless and powerful. a night of dangerous tornadoes following several days of deadly storms. alabama, mississippi, and louisiana were all hit hard. arkansas especially seems to have suffered. multiple fatalities and a trail of twisted metal and broken glass in addition to flattened homes. >> we saw damage to structures in a way that i don't think i've

we have francis here and bill.ill, you have a story that might have people a little upset. >> imagine being forced to eat because your school thinks you're too skinny or you'll get kicked out of school. this is yale university. he sent a letter to the huffington post. this is a picture of her celebrating yesterday after yale dropped their threat to kick her out of school. she was 5'2", 90 pounds and they said her body mass index was too low or they would suspend her from school. she ate ice cream and cheetos before bed. they gave them all of her past medical records and still made her go through these weekly appointments. >> it's metabolism, george anthony -- not like she had a problem or something. >> we're talking about 70 years here as an icon. a hugely pivotal moment in an upcoming issue where the series creator says he'll be shot saving a friend and he's going to actually die. there's an imagine right there. how is that going to happen? >> that's not funny. this is supposed to be a comic, right? i want to know