john paul had suffered the parkinson's himself.he declaration of a miracle means john paul can now be beatified, the next step to sainthood. the planned may 1 ceremony will likely draw hundreds of thousands. >> reporter: john paul will beat the previous beatification record, set by mother teresa, by 15 days. the fast track to beatification is the result of the reverence many catholics still feel for john paul. but it's also being played out at a time of acute embarrassment for the church over its continuing child abuse scandal. some say there's a connection, that the road towards sainthood is being traveled too quickly. especially for a pope who was in office for 27 years while many of the abuses took place. >> how can you want to honor someone as a saint who may have allowed innocent children to be harmed? i don't know how you can do that. >> reporter: with one miracle accepted and beatification conferred, john paul still requires agreement on a second miracle before sainthood can follow. but a pope who made history in so many way

but what john paul did was i would say very, very courageous. probably the most important thing that john paul did was to go to synagogue. the visit of the synagogue was the most important theological statement that the church engaged in in over 2,000 years. by the pope going to synagogue, he basically said to the christian world that christianity did not supersede judaism. which is what used to be taught. that god's promise and covenant with abraham was not superseded by his covenant with jesus. that judaism is a bible religion, and, therefore, he went to participate, to sit, to bear witness to the vitality of jewish life. and that symbolically, if you will even theologically, was very, very important then. you know, he talked about the jews being the older brother, he talked about anti-semitism being a sin, his visit to jest reduce almost. i will share with you the insight into the sensitivity of the man. i know the family that lived in rome. one day, it was received by the family. the pope wants to see them. they went to see the pope. the pop

he was very comfortable standing in the shadow of john paul ii. what i think he is doing by sounding off on this is stepping into the shadow again, that is the kind of person we need in the 21st century. >>> for more than a week, people in germany have been asking how safe is the food? dangerous levels of dioxin have been found in eggs, poultry, and pork. the consumer affairs minister is under fire for not doing more sinner. today she faced her critics and presented a 10. plan to present rigid. something like this happening again. -- she presented a plan to prevent this from happening again. consumers would be informed immediately of any contamination of this kind in the future. >>> the second half of the german soccer season is underway at this hour with tabletop purse -- table toppedpers getting wins. well they'd be up to keep up? >> the coach knows his team is the underdogs, but he also knows that can be dorfman. the one against them in the first half of the season 2-0. daly began their impressive series of victories after that opening match. t

. >> reporter: this man is in charge of reviewing all the potential miracles that involve pope john paul ii. when you read the story, what did you think? >> well, i really thought that i was in the presence of mystery or something very, very great. >> reporter: sister marie worked at a children's hospital. her symptoms, the trembles became so severe, she could no longer write or hold the babies she cared for. >> the sister was absolutely unable to continue her work. and her work was very beautiful. >> reporter: he says the distraught sister spent the entire night praying to pope john paul ii, who was also afflicted with parkinson's disease. >> in the morning at 6:00, when the other sisters went to the church for the mass, she felt completely free of the disease. >> reporter: just like that? >> yes. >> reporter: but in order for a miracle to be confirmed, it has to go before a special vatican court. >> it has to be lasting, instantaneous, perfect and scientisticly inexplicable. >> reporter: in all miracle investigations, the vatican provides an official skeptic, someone that tries to punc

john paul had suffered from parkinson's himself. the declaration means he can now take the next step to sainthood. the planned ceremony will likely draw hundreds of thousands. >> it is the record time for this. >> reporter: john paul will beat the previous record set by mother theresa by 17 days. it has been played out at a time of acute embarrassment for the church over its continuing child abuse scandal. some say there is a connection that the road towards sainthood is being traveled too quickly. especially for a pope who was in office for 27 years while many of the abuses took place. >> how can you want to honor someone as a saint who may have allowed innocent children to be harmed. i don't know how you can do that. >> reporter: with one miracle accepted john paul still requires agreement on a second miracle before sainthood can follow. but a pope who made history in so many ways isn't finished yet. mark phillips, cbc news, london. >>> jim harbaugh has two family faces to his new staff and would another 30-point game for monte be

it would be arrogant of me to say i was close to john paul. one can aspire. i've had the privilege to be with him in his presence to speak to him on eight occasions. the importance of john paul was that he changed 2,000 years of teaching of contempt. he -- the vatican, too, made some more significant changes in the relationship between the jewish people and the catholic church and the vatican, but what john paul did was obviously very, very courageous. probably the most important thing that john paul did was to go to synagogue. the visit of the synagogue was the most important theological statement that the church engaged in in over 2,000 years. by the pope going to a synagogue, he basically said to the christian world that christianity did not supersede judaism which is what used to be taught, that god's promise and covenant with abraham was not superseded by his covenant with jesus, and that judaism is a bible religion, and therefore he went to participate to sit to be a witness to the vitality of jewish life. that symbolically, even geologically, was a ver

she says that happened after she prayed to john paul, who also suffered from the ailment.et during john paul's 27-year papacy, catholics in the u.s. and europe drifted away in droves. many liberal catholics felt shut out. critics charge he failed to grasp the enormity of the priest sex abuse crisis. >> he was very slow in responding to that, very slow in believing the accusations or understanding how extensive this problem was. but when someone is made a saint, we're not saying all those things were good or done right. >> reporter: that life inspired bob barren to become a preacher of the catholic faith. >> the church really changed under his influence and we became more confident, we became bolder, i think more public. >> reporter: inspiration and devotion that overwhelmed vatican city when john paul died. the pope who created more saints than any other, now on the verge of becoming a saint himself. anne thompson, nbc news, new york. >>> up next here tonight, back to tucson for tonight's "making a difference." about an effort that started well before the tragedy, but it's

what john paul did was very courageous. probably the most important thing of that john paul did was to go to synagogue. the visit of the synagogue was the most important theological statement in 2,000 years. he said to the christian world that christianity with judy and some which used to be taught, with a covenant with abraham not superseded. judy is of a viable religion, to participate and bear witness to the vitality of the jewish life. that symbolically, even the illogically, was very important and he talked about the jews being the older brother and anti-semitism being a san. his visit to jerusalem going to the wall, apologizing for the history of teaching of contempt. i will share with you insight into sensitivity -- i know a family in rome that lived in rome several hundred years and one day a phone call was received that the pope wants to see them and went to see the pope. the pope said i understand you are a close friend. test childhood friend -- i decided the pope said i would like to visit the synagogue. i don't

>>> pope john paul ii moved closer to sainthood today. vatican announced that the late pontiff will be beatified on may 1st. it's a milestone that requires proof of a miracle. so, how do you do that? here's miguel marquez. >> reporter: sister marie simon-pierre experienced the miracle that put pope john paul ii on the road to becoming a saint. "i was diagnosed with parkinson's disease in 2001," she says. "the shaking made it difficult to walk, drive, even to write." two months after john paul ii died, sister marie prayed to him. he too suffered from the disease. and then, she says, it happened. "a voice inside my head told me to grab a pen and write," she says. "i was amazed that i could write so clearly. when i got up in the morning, i felt transformed." sister marie prayed that pope john paul intercede in her life. the church now believes he did proving both god's existence and that john paul is in heaven. but proving a miracle, no easy task. a dedicated team of church officials, theologians and doctors. most cases are medical. and stud

he was very comfortable standing in the shadow of john paul ii. what i think he is doing by sounding off on this is stepping into the shadow again, that is the kind of person we need in the 21st century. >>> for more than a week, people in germany have been asking how safe is the food? dangerous levels of dioxin have been found in eggs, poultry, and pork. the consumer affairs minister is under fire for not doing more sinner. today she faced her critics and presented a 10. plan to present rigid. something like this happening again. -- she presented a plan to prevent this from happening again. consumers would be informed immediately of any contamination of this kind in the future. >>> the second half of the german soccer season is underway at this hour with tabletop purse -- table toppedpers getting wins. well they'd be up to keep up? >> the coach knows his team is the underdogs, but he also knows that can be dorfman. the one against them in the first half of the season 2-0. daly began their impressive series of victories after that opening match. t

to john paul.ark phillips from london has more details on that. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, jeff. the catholic church has a rigorous process for creating saints. saintly life has to be certified. john paul ii pope for 27 years and only been dead for 5 but his progress towards sainthood is proceeding for the church at least at breakneck speed. it normally takes centuries for major church figures to reach sainthood and join the saintly statues on the thatted is of st. peter's basilica. the approval for the last step before sainthood came after the veteran's congregation for the causes of saints unanimously approved a miracle attributed to john paul ii. the healing of a french nun suffering from parkinson's disease. an illness from which john paul also suffered. once beautified he will be referred to as blessed. one more miracle must be documented. he's partway there, a decree of heroic virtue certifying him as living a holy life was signed two years ago authorized john paul to be referre

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. >>> pope benedict today declared his predecessor, john paul ii, performed a miracle. d'agata reports the declaration paves the way for john paul to become a saint. >> reporter: pope benedict is fast tracking pope john paul ii to sainthood, approved one of two miracles needed to make his predecessor a saint. that process usually takes years, in some cases, centuries. [ applause ] >> reporter: but mourners at the beloved pope's funeral in 2005 made their desire clear, chanting "sainthood now." benedict and catholic church leaders decided john paul should get the credit for healing a french nun of parkinsons disease. the pope had the same illness. that paves the way for sainthood at st. peter's square on may 1. his coffin will be moved to an altar in the basilica so pilgrims can pay respects. the ceremony is expected to draw hundreds of thousands this. man says it will be an extraordinary event. he really deserves it. he was a man who did great things. john paul led the roman catholic church for 27 years, becoming one of the most popular popes in modern times, especially

. >>> pope john paul ii is now on the way to sainthood.ct's predecessor will take the final steps to becoming a saint this may. lama hasan joins us from london with more on the story. good morning, lama. what, now, does the vatican announcement really mean? >> reporter: good morning, josh. well, the announcement says that pope benedict xvi has now proved a miracle, attributed to pope john paul ii, which is the last step to becoming a state. the vatican has now credited pope john paul ii with curing a french nunn, who had parkinson's. she woke up cured. and church doctors say there was no medical explanation for her cure. and this miracle is a key component for putting john paul ii on the road to becoming a saint. josh? >> what happens next, then? >> reporter: well, john paul ii, would finally become a saint, a second miracle will have to be confirmed. finding a miracle attributed to him can only really start after his beatification, which happens in may. and proving a miracle is no easy task. they have to prove that the miracle is lasting,

john paul ii began his long run as pope in 1978.e remained as head of the catholic church until his death in 2005. >>> more than three-quarters of americans say there has been progress toward achieving martin luther king, jr.'s dream of racial equality. in a poll by the "associated press," just ahead of the king holiday, 77% of people interviewed say there has been significant progress. that is about the same as the 75% who said so in 2006. that's before president obama was elected. and 30% say they will celebrate during the holiday. >>> a party in san francisco's marina district this morning celebrating the re-opening of the palace of fine arts. that 96-year-old building has just undergone $21 million worth of work including seismic upgrades, new entrances and pathways, repairs on the dome, and restoration of the lagoon. at 10 a.m., they are going to have a ceremonial cutting of the fence around the construction site. >>> time now 5:38. hard to believe, postal rates are going up again. [overlapping speakers] [ laughter ] >> discomb

he has signed a document except in the authenticity of a miracle attributed to john paul. french nun claims to have been cleared from parkinson's disease from john paul himself who was a parkinson's suffer. you will find all the international news anytime you want on bbc.com. you can get in touch with me on twitter. you can see what is coming up on facebook as well. thanks for watching. >> see the news unfold, get the top stories from around the globe and click-to-play video reports. go to bbc.com/news to experience the in-depth, expert reporting of "bbc world news" online. >> funding was made possible by the freeman foundation of new york, stowe, vermont, and honolulu. newman's own foundation. the john d. and catherine t. macarthur foundation. and union bank. >> union bank has put its global expertise to work for a wide range of companies, from small businesses to major corporations. what can we do for you? >> "bbc world news" was brought to you by kcet los angeles. to you by kcet los angeles.

john paul ii began his long run as pope in 1978.e remained as head of the catholic church until he died in 2005. >>> it's raining in northeastern brazil, where flooding and mud slides have already killed at least 475 people. it's one of the south american country's deadliest natural disasters on record. the rain is hindering rescue efforts but there have been many cases of rescuers going all out to save lives. still, officials fear the death toll will rise sharply. the number of people of missing is still unknown. >> terrible video. >>> an impressive turnaround for a silicon valley giant. your moneywatch report coming up next. >>> and from scrapping state workers cell phones to major college cuts, governor brown is making waves this week. political insider phil matier and willie brown are here to weigh in on brown's new budget proposal. ,, [ wheezing breaths ] [ woman ] the first time i smoked, i was 13. i was in a hurry to grow up and wanted to look cool. big tobacco knew it, and they preyed on me. i'm here to tell you that big tob

. >> if you remember when pope john paul the second was there he said we were blessed because we had saints names for so many things in california. >> that is a blessing we have to take a break but i want to thank you jeff, in your role as historian, you are one of the few people i know who can really bring alive because you talk about people it is not just waves of thought or this and that but the people who really become part of life. >> mm-hmm. >> so we will take a break, mosaic here in a moment. when you join us come back in a moment we will be back shortly ,,,,,,,, today, we gather to recognize the selfless decision of one of the most influential women of our time. the woman who, after having one too many drinks, chose not to drive home buzzed. here today to honor rachel is the family whose lives she spared. >>> welcome back to mosaic. if you want to purchase books or cds. here is the e-mail address ... >> or call ... >>> we are talking this morning with dr. jeff burns, historian, and archivist, san francisco. i will hold up this book, this is essays published 2003 an eclectic c

. >>> the late pope john paul the second is one step closer to being a saint.ope benedict cleared the way for the ceremony by approving a miracle attributed to john paul that died in 2005. a second miracle is needed for john paul to be declared a saint. >>> the almost 100-year-old building has been reenforced now to with stand earthquakes. there is also new landscaping there. the city and state contributed $10 million to the restoration. an additional $11 million came from private fundraising. >>> the san francisco giants could have their own show on a cable station. it's expected to be similar to the hard knox series. producer mike tolland is expected to produce. he worked on the espn series bonds on bonds. >>> get ready. that tenth season of american idol debuts right here next week with a whole new look. you know aerosmith steven tyler will be joining them. a record executive will be mentoring the contestants to help them refine their performances. they are said to be debating to give you the viewer behind the scene look at the finalist by filming at the ame

john paul, because of john paul you had a million people in the central square at warsaw chanting, we want god. we want god. you can imagine the feelings of the, of poland's communist elite holed up in their offices above the square watching a million people yelling, "we want god," and fearing that the pope might just say something that would leave them to go get their, their atheist tormentors. but he doesn't recognize that. nye doesn't recognize that, and nye does not recognize, does not take seriously that a certain politicized belief in god has led any number of muslims to want to kill americans. and does not recognize the fact that a certain lack of belief in god prevents the american government from taking those threats, those murders seriously. moving on in regards to diplomacy. the peculiar language of our foreign policy establishment would, would have us believe that this thing called diplomacy exists and exerts power regardless of what it says. that mere contact is she e ductive concern seductive. well, in fact, it is not. words, we all know from our experience, are meaningf

his successor set may 1st tore john paul's beautification. that is the third of four steps toward sainthood in the catholic church. pope benedict xvi set it after declaring that pope john paul cured a miracle, freed a person of park in son's disease. >>> startling news about the late ronald reagan. his son said he may have suffered from alzheimer's while serving in the white house. in a new book, ron reagan says he was concerned about his father's mental state as early as three years into his first presidential term. when his father fumbled through a 1984 campaign debate with walter mon dale, he was alarmed. reagan also claimed that when his father fell off a horse six months after he left, a doctor's office found signs of alzheimer's. clear signs of the disease did not show up until years later in 1993. >>> used iphones are going for big bucks on web sites like craigslist and ebay. the reason? people are jailbreaking the phones, cracking the software restrictions so the phones work on other carriers and allow any apps to be installed, not ju

pope john paul ii came one step closer to sainthood today. his successor, pope benedict xvi, declared a french nun's recovery from parkinson's disease was a miracle, and it can be attributed to pope john paul, who died in 2005. the catholic ceremony to beatify him will be in st. peter's square on may 1. a second miracle is needed for pope john paul to become a saint. u.s. economic data released today signaled the economy is picking up. retail sales and industrial production both rose in december. but consumer prices also rose, mostly from higher gas prices. stocks on wall street moved higher. the dow jones industrial average gained 55 points to close at 11,787. the nasdaq rose 20 points to close at 2,755. for the week, the dow gained 1%; the nasdaq rose nearly 2%. the republican national committee elected a new chairman today, reince preibus. he beat out the current chairman, michael steele, who dropped out of the race in early rounds of voting. his tenure was marred by allegations of financial mismanagement. priebus has been chairman of the

north, south talks. >> pope john paul paul the second will be decreed today. the cure of the french nun who suffered from parkinson's disease was a miracle, that was the last up for the edification it is expected to drop telegrams to rome. a second miracle is needed for him to be made the same. >> 5:27 a.m., we will be back with more a couple of minutes. the statue of liberty, we have been monitoring the east coast daily since they got hit by that northeast and last week, there is still some still run the statue of liberty. it looks like it's much calmer weather. watching the fog over san francisco, and around the bay. >> keeping an eye on the golden gate bridge, traffic rose through, hazy and on the stand, fog is what we are leading off. as we break down 24 hours, patchy fog mostly in the morning, partly sunny this afternoon, clearing things out. all these clouds will disappear overnight. tempters back down into the '40's, but clear skies to welcome in all the sunshine. lets take a look at the visibility charts. it seeing where we see the heaviest fog. 101, n

anne thompson has more. >> reporter: from john paul ii's funeral.ries -- is one year away from being answered. this year the church with -- traveling the world, reaching out to other faiths. a media superstar, now on his way to becoming a saint at a record pace. >> he made christianity interesting in a world that thought that christianity was fading into the margins of history. >> reporter: to achieve saint hood, two miracles must be attributed to the person. the cure of a french none's parkinson's disease. she says it happened after she prayed to john paul who also suffered from the ailment. yet during john paul's 27-year papacy, catholic twisted away from the church in droves. >> he was very slow in responding to that, very slow in believing the accusations or understanding how extensive this problem was, but when someone is made a saint, we're not saying that all those things were good or done right. >> the church really changed under his influence. i think we became more confident. we became bolder, i think more public. >> reporter: inspiration

if a second miracle is identified and confirmed, john paul will be canonized as a saint. >>> startingumors about the late president ronald reagan. his son says he may have suffered from alzheimer's disease while he was serving in the white house. ron reagan says he was concerned about his father's mental state as early as his third term. he was alarmed. ron reagan also claims that his father fell off a horse six months after he left. after that, doctors found signs of alzheimer's. his personal doctor said clear signs of the disease did not show up until years later in 1993. now, rob has a look at the forecast. very important in case you have that extra day off this weekend. >> the pressure is off me this weekend. we have nice weather, except for the fog. let's take you on a tour of our beautiful bay area. in san francisco, you see the flag pointing to the left. the sign offer an offshore breeze. we are seeing a little bit of that this morning. the pink clouds you see at times, those are high clouds streaming in. here is a fantastic view of not only the lou clouds but the patchy skies.

he says he helped police identify john paul olson as a suspected arsonist trying to set a fire in the tenderloin. today he received a letter signed by olson said from the county jail. it says in part, i do not know why you did what you did to me and ended with the words, careless ignorance and peer prejudice has made a solid cause. >> i understand why people do not want to come forward. god forbid this was a shooting or something. >> it is not clear how olson got his name, address, and cell phone number that was all included in that letter. it is illegal to provide such private information to defend and olson's attorney told us he would not discuss the case while pending. >>> zookeepers say she was loved to the very ends. by any means, a full life and the details of a bay area type of a elephant. >>> if there is no tv nearby, you can watch bay area news at 7:00 on your computer. we are streaming live on the web at ktvu.com. >> patches of dense fog graded much of the bay area this morning and reduced visibility to a quarter-mile. we will see more fog again tonight. >> more fog again to

. >>> the late pope john paul ii is one step closer to achieving sainthood. after pope benedict ruled the beloved pontiff had performed at least one miracle before his death, according to church officials, a 48-year-old french nun diagnosed with parkson's was inex-splikably cured of the disease two months after praying for the late pope. the beatification sarm ceremony will the held at the vatican making the pope a saint. >>> and now here's a look at some other stories making news early today in america. in florida, two men dressed as women were arrested for allegedly shoplifting from a home depot. police say the men used purses to steal drill batteries, each worth more than $100. when employees confronted them, the men ran. police caught up to them, arresting a third man in a getaway car. >>> in alabama add one more to it recent bizarre mass animal deaths. about 300 blackbirds lay scattered across the highway. one wildlife biologist speculated the birds could have died simply by flying across the road and into a semitruck. however, scientists are testing sam

oowq >>> the late pope john paul, ii is one step closeer to becoming a saint. the vatican has set a date for john pope to be beatify, the final step before st. saint hood. he died in 2005. a second miracle is needed for the late pope to be made a saint. the beatification ceremony is expected to happen on may the 1st >>> general david petraeus is the center of an evident to get him to five star general. he has distinguished himself as a leader worthy of a higher rank. at this level only the president can make the decision. congress has to approve it. the last time anyone received five stars was in 1950 >>> a sonoma county man is being held on $100,000 bail after sheriff's deputyies discovered a meth lab in his bathroom. kevin haywood was arrested during a routine probation search. the sonoma valley christian school is on the same block. all the dangerous chemicals inside the property have been removed >>> the mountain view city council has approveed a plan to install a cell phone tower on top of the church despite complaints from neighbors. it will go on top of t

for the roman catholic church, a dramatic changing of the guard with the 2005 death of john paul ii, had been pope for more than 25 years, and the election of cardinal joseph ratzinger as pope benedict xvi. for the u.s. catholic church, much of the decade was focused on addressing a massive clergy sex abuse crisis, enacting new guidelines to preve abuse, and confronting litigation that saw more than $2 billion in payouts to victims. in 2010, the clergy abuse scandal exploded across many parts of europe and posed new challenges to the vatican and top church leaders. the new millennium began with a sense of relief that a predicted y2k computer meltdown never materialized. it ends with the development of social media like facebook and twitter offering new online possibilities for personal connection and outreach, enabling information to be disseminated at lightning speed -- both for good and for ill. >>> kim, many thanks for that. welcome to you, to kevin eckstrom, and to e.j. dionne. e.j., we have a new congress, republican control of the house, more republican votes in the senate. wal

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using project in his latest campaign and just this week in paris he walked the catwalk twice for john paul who now many in the fashion world said that he was a dead ringer for veronica lake and the gold in the four and a later she showed off this hourglass figure and that ruffled bridge never complete with a fighter headdress honestly his body would probably make ninety nine percent of women in the world jealous many in the fashion world say that he has the hips that most women would love to have and while the photos apparently has no anybody here either now project is part of a movement in fashion that's blurring the general neutral boundaries and why not if you've got it you should fly on to it but i will say well it is the toast of the paris fashion week i'm not really sure this one's going to play too well here in middle america. but we all know the airport security can go a bit overboard between the x. ray body scanners the limits on what you can take in your carry on bags and all the other restrictions we're now going to add something else to that list check out these toy soldiers an

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jerome says he witnessed the suspect john paul olsen trying to set fire at an apartment building back in november. now he says he received a letter from cuffy from jail up the letter included his name, address, and cell phone number. >> i now understand why people don't want to come forward in instances like this. >> it's not clear how olsen who remains in jail got his private information. it is illegal in california to provide such personal information to a defendant. we contacted olsen's attorney but he would not discuss the case. >>> some bus passes in emeryville got a ride they will not forget. they were riding a shuttle bus when two teenagers got on board. they appeared to be carrying guns. the driver immediately contacted police and seven squad cars arifed on the scene. officers pointed their guns at the passengers that were ordered to leave the bus with their hands up. police conducted a pat down of everyone until they found the teenagers that were carrying a bell let gun. >>> researcherring are trying to bring -- researchers are trying to bring back a woolly mammoth. the plan

. >>> john paul the second is one step closer to sainthood. he will be beatified march 1. he has been credited for a machine ever of curing a -- miracle of curing a none of parkinson's disease. the current pope will preside over the ceremony. >>> and we're looking for valley fog tonight. dense fog advisory in the north bay. we talked about that in the earlier broadcast. that's for the north bay but be rest assured it will show up in many inland bay valleys. look at them to have fog as well. overnight lows in the 40s. lots of fog but a quick burnoff like today. that means temperatures tomorrow could easily get into the mid-60s in some of the warmest locations. if we roll on this weekend, some of the nicest weather we've seen in a bit. details on that and the 5-day forecast as well. see you back in a bit. >>> a famous san francisco landmark reopened today seven years after closing for renovation. the palace of fine arts included seismic upgrades, new entrances and path ways. the 95 year old site is the only structure left of the panama exhibition. it was a partnership betwee

. >>> the late pope john paul ii is now up for confirmation of pontification. >>> a new report has thrownsigns of zodiac. >> now it's turning to the polaris. but 3000bc things were oriented differently. >> over the millenia the con stalations have shifted pushing the stars into different alignments. now they're suggesting adding another constalation to the horoscope. so what do bay area stargazers think about a 13th zodiac sign? >> there's only 12 months in the year, where are they going to fill in that 13th sign. >> i think it makes the entire zodiac and astronomy thing -- >> ktvu channel two news at 6:00 is coming up next. >>> we'll tell you why vandals are targeting parking meters in san francisco. , sea ro f t t.. ro fn-opooal..ko gr. i'a n ! ro fe ysexdo..ko gr. llev wt emo? >>> it's costly and it happens hundreds of types a day and now it could result in new rules to follow for drivers looking to park in san francisco. >>> changes could be on the way for this controversial law. >>> good evening i'm julie haener. >> and i'm frank sollerville. it happens hundreds of times every day. p

. >>> john paul the second is one step closer to sainthood. he will be beatified march 1.e has been credited for a machine ever of curing a -- miracle of curing a none of parkinson's disease. the current pope will preside over the ceremony. >>> and we're looking for valley fog tonight. dense fog advisory in the north bay. we talked about that in the earlier broadcast. that's for the north bay but be rest assured it will show up in many inland bay valleys. look at them to have fog as well. overnight lows in the 40s. lots of fog but a quick burnoff like today. that means temperatures tomorrow could easily get into the mid-60s in some of the warmest locations. if we roll on this weekend, some of the nicest weather we've seen in a bit. details on that and the 5-day forecast as well. see you back in a bit. >>> a famous san francisco landmark reopened today seven years after closing for renovation. the palace of fine arts included seismic upgrades, new entrances and path ways. the 95 year old site is the only structure left of the panama exhibition. it was a partnership between

john paul was put on the fast track to sainthood just weeks after his death in 2005.ng say a vatican panel could approve a miracle involving john paul, that is one of the final steps toward being named a saint. >>> the fda is cracking down on the drug that's in tylenol and so many other drugs. that drug is acetaminophen. but the crackdown does not involve over-the-counter drugs. instead, it's focused on prescriptions. andrea canning has the details. >> reporter: it's the key ingredient in many of the most common medications found in your home. acetaminophen, found in products like tylenol. nyquil and theraflu. taking too much of the product is the leading cause of live failure in the united states, sending 56,000 americans to the hospital each year. about 200 of them die as a direct result. the fda began to try and turn the tide on this quiet crisis ordering drug-makers to reduce the amount of acetaminophen by 50%. in prescription medications. the problem is that patients taking medicines like vicodin often don't realize they, too, contain significant amounts of aceta

the late pope, john paul ii, in one major step closer to becoming a saint. attributed a miracle, a nun's recovery from parkinson's to john paul. it clears the way for beatification may 1st. one more miracle is required to reach sainthood. >>> in the wake of a tucson shooting, a proposed show of solidarity is gaining momentum in washington. lawmakers are pushing for a mixed seating plan at the upcoming state of the union address. democrats and republicans would sit together instead of being separated by the aisle. >>> well, an american airlines jet was forced to make an emergency landing in miami. a bird struck the wing forming this hole just after taking off from honduras. the bird did not get sucked into the engine and thankfully no one was hurt. >>> and now an ibm supercomputer called watson has defeated two of the best contest apartments in "jeopardy" history including the famous ken jennings. it happened during a practice match for a tournament on the game show. watson scanned 200 million pages of books and scripts to prepare. >>> and that's the news at

this one was different because associate justice john paul stevens was not on the bench. 33 years, think about that. for the life of virtually all of the students here, he had been on the court and had been an important figure in the court also deliberations. he decided to retire at the age of 90. we all miss justice stevens greatly. he was an extraordinary terrorist -- extraordinary jurist and patriots. we are happy with elena kagan. she hails from new york. her presence on the court is historic. for the first time, the court has three women on the bench. she joins justice sotomayor. and justice ginsburg has served on the court since 1993. there is one item of history that i would like to mention. this month marks the 70th anniversary of the supreme court building. most of you have seen pictures of our building or have had a chance to visit it. it is a beautiful house in the opposite the capitol in washington, d.c. the court did not convene there until 1990 -- until 1935 when the institution was 100 years old. before that, the court always thought the short end of the stick when it came

please welcome our moderator, john paul simmons. [applause] >> hello, everyone. i know it's getting late in the afternoon so we are going to try to keep this lightly. all this economic talk everyone is engaging in the to the volume when to start off with we are going to go least first and worked on the panel so we have to introduce everyone who's here. first we have fleece of the executive stricter of the aspen institute initiative of financial security. which is dedicated to the support of the idea of a new generation of individual development accounts available university to help low and moderate-income families build assets through retirement. before launching the initiative, she was a deputy director of the economic development to the ford foundation paid in her 13 years of the foundation, she was responsible for the grants to the community development financial the institutions and work of saving. prior to joining the ford foundation, ms. mensah worked in corporate finance, citibank in new york. next to her is derek hamilton. derrick is an associate professo

in 1965 at the end of the revolutionary second vatican council, pope john paul ii on the bike aging pontiff going to the new overlords. same secular humanism or billing itself as horrible anticlerical reality has been a certain sense divide the council. we call upon those who turn themselves modern humanists and never not the transit of bias at the highest realities to give the council credit at least for one quality and recognize their own new type of humanism. we too in fact, we more than any others on her mankind. of secular humanism they have turned equipment subjugated robe, it was no match for mash property, superintendent of california and defender of youth from the onslaught of brainwashers. early in his career, rapidly became a conservative darling by blaming problems the public school system on a curriculum that included stories about the adventures of muck muck the eskimo boys were little pedro from. then in 1969, rafferty's emergency response team produced the groundbreaking guidelines for moral instruction in california public schools, which located the true villain behind muck