it is mother's day. >> yes. >> nadia bilchik joining me here.om in bed. >> great gifts. >> i don't know how many people do this, spend $1,000 on an omelet. now why it's so expensive, it has an entire lobster and the rarest kind of caviar, but i wanted to tell you the best part about this omelet. if you make it at home you can do it for $700. >> so it's the caviar that makes the difference. >> the caviar and the lobster and the way it's made and the elusive amiencbienceambience. you can also give your mom truffles, it takes a confluence of circumstances to create them and you can find truffles for around $1,350 a pound. >> would you think moms would appreciate this? >> not the moms that maybe you and i know. in fact the moms you and i know might kill us. let's go on to other rare forms of gifts you could buy. caviar, the world's most expensive caviar, i learned something myself, beluga stu sturgeon are so expensive because there are only 100 fish caught a year. you could also put a tea bag on your mother's tray but what about a $9,000 tea bag. >>

we keep this picture up, but i'll bring in nadia bilchik.atican waived the five-year waiting process, part of that was he was so beloved. >> absolutely at his funeral they said santo subico, "sainthood now" they wanted it quicker. there is a process that needs to take place. one understands there is a congregation for the causes of saints so an entire congregation that gets together to decide first of all there's an investigation, then there's an acceptance or a veneration, and beautification, and only with the second miracle is canonization. >> we talked to john allen, vatican analyst, earlier. people have to pray to john paul ii and then we have to wait for a second miracle and historically, this has taken a long time for that second miracle. >> reporter: exactly, except with padre pio, one of the most famous catholic priests and he had many, many miracles that were approved and one of them being an 18-month-old child who was severely burnt and he goes to the child and the parents are about to send the child to the hospital, and the child

i bring in nadia bilchik. don't start a new controversy.got past this with the president and birth certificate and donald trump and he was born in hawaii. now you're going to throw ireland into the mix? >> let's hear from the president himself about his irish ancestry. >> okay. >> in ireland where my great, great, great, great, great grandfather came from so i'm looking forward to going there and having a pint. >> his great, great, great, great, great grandfather came from ireland and the 17th of march, st. patrick's day, the day they say everybody's irish on st. paddy's day. president obama said i am coming to ireland before i go to england on the group of eight summit. apparently monday he's going to be visiting the island. the great, great, great grandfather are so excited they wrote a song for him and you have to hear this, it will put you in a great morning mood. let's hear "tip cough" with their obama song. ♪ come on barack obama, in washington and new york and california, too ♪ ♪ now you are the president and the white house ♪ ♪ now

. >>> nadia bilchik here with our "morning passport."e for some unusual festival, celebrations? >> traditions, festivals and the reality is that in britain right now it starts to be spring in may and june so there are all kinds of festivities. >> are they just silly? there's something rooted? >> there's some substance about celebration of spring but one that is particularly unusual takes place in gloucestershire, england, the cheese rolling. the origins are strange and not clear. what happens is you have a group of people trying to catch the cheese, so the aim is you roll down and catch the cheese. remember that the cheese is going around 70 miles an hour. so people rolling down to get the cheese usually get injured so at the bottom of the hill are paramedics standing by. in world war ii it wasn't real cheese because there was such a shortage so they used a round wooden block. wooden block seems incongruous, but here you have people meeting, what happened was in 2010 it became so dangerous, they banned it. here they are rolling down the