but quickly the story changed from me having parkinson's to what is parkinson's, and then i started to go on the online community, the pd chat rooms and see this community that i didn't know i was a part of. as my disease has progressed, but i've been fortunate. i've plateaued. and that may change. that may not change. i may have found the right cocktail of medications for me that is working pretty well. as you see, i'm drastically different than i was at the beginning of the interview. it changes. and i'm able to do things that i wouldn't have thought i would be able to do 20 years out from diagnosis. i'm free to do this work, and i'm still physically capable of doing this work, and it's a great privilege. >> and you have helped so many people. >> most foundations want to do the kind of work we're doing. and they say what motivious, what keeps you going. and simply three-word motto, which is purely motive. we have one target. it's get this answered. get this solved. and we know the agenda. we don't a big building, we don't want a campus. we don't want a procedure, restaurants, we just

he suffered from parkinson's disease. by a would-be assassin and he suffered terribly as a result of that. and his suffering is very much remembered by the catholic faithful. it's been one of the themes leading up to his beatification, hasn't it, john? >> absolutely. and i think we're right at the point in the beatification where we're going to have the actual beatification itself. [ speaking foreign language ]. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> beatification of john paul ii is complete and now we see the nun, cured of parkinson's disease it is said by the incide intercession of the late john ii carrying a relic of the vial of john paul ii's blood that was ultimately never performed, but blood that has been saved, at least in part, with the vision of a day like this, be venerated by the very many pilgrims, a million who are crowding into rome on this day. jim, we are going to see a more traditional celebration of the mass for catholics. >> yes. basically, the order of mass as it happens every sunday in most catholic churches aroun

it was the curing of her parkinson's disease that allowed him to be bequutfied. she told her story of waking up at 4:30 in the morning and she knew something was different and her parkinson's was gone. moving, of course, because we saw in the later years how pope john paul continued his ministry despite the obvious suffering he had with parkinson's on his own. we should clarify that miracle was not the only one that could have been investigated. there are many others that vatican officials thought they could certify through medical and scientific proof, but it will have to be a miracle that happened after the beat fau indication. >>> in the tornado ravaged south, sunday church services are filled with those mourning the dead. in alabama alone officials say at least 250 people killed in those storms. and we have a correspondent in one of the hardest hit areas. >> reporter: the death toll still stands at 39 in tuscaloosa alone. and people are trying to find places to worship after their church was destroyed. some churches in alabama is scraping away debris and hold

y por sindicato solidaridad y u la sangre del beato con la mujer curare mal de parkinson.quedaron atrÁs los representantes de amÉrica latina, mÉxico, guatemala, costa rica, y paÍses que permanecieron en silencio... >> quiero de gracias al papa por haber ido a mÉxico cuatro veces. - darle >> aplausos de 10 minutos tras la proclamaciÓn de la beatificaciÓn mÁs rápida de la historia que hizo benedicto 16 defender el proceso de la causa que ocurre seis aÑos y un mes despuÉs de la muerte. maÑana se llevarÁ a cabo una misa de acciÓn de gracias, mientras tanto las puertas seguirÁn abiertas para que todos los fieles puedan venerar al beato. >> el vicio de la beatificaciÓnn tuvo un incidente, don agustÍn garcÍa falleciÓ. asÍ es la vida.usted va de sem conocer la semblanza de juan pablo ii. por el momento es todo desde roma, regreso contigo a los estudios. muy buenas noches. >> muy buenas noches, gracias. >> hoy primero de mayo miles de inmigrantes de costa a costa pidieron por sexto aÑo consecutivo una reforma migratoria integral, una promesa que aÚn no se cumple, h@univisionnot uni

in dealing with parkinson's disease and what we witnessed near the end and what he suffered. >> six yearsto a monastery or a hospital, but he -- his looks make us uncomfortable and he's not physically able to do what we knew him to do at one time and let's not look at this sick old man but that was his whole point, don't turn away, i am still john paul and, i am a channel of god an worthy of dignity and respect and it was a great lesson for those people who watch this pope like that, and was suffering from physical or emotional illness an wonders, is my life, still valuable. >> eric: now, let's listen in: ♪ ♪ >> we believe in one god, the father, the almighty, maker of heaven and earth, of all that is seen and unseen. ♪ ♪ >> we believe in one lord, jesus christ, the only son of god, eternally begotten from the father, god from god, light from light, true god from true god, begotten, not made, long in being with the father. ♪ ♪ >> through him all things remain and for man, for our salvation, he came down from heaven. ♪ ♪ >> by the power of the holy spirit, he was born of the virgin mary, a

carol has parkinson's disease and has great difficulty navigating the four levels are high -- levels of her house. a prompt construction is necessary for her health. mr. sikes has other remedies as the elevator is installed. >> the picture we are shown, is that the bedroom window and you are mentioning? >> i did not see the picture. good >> it looks like around window. the bedroom window is round or rectangular sign? the fixed window? >> i believe it is rectangular. >> thank you. >> i would have to see a picture. >> counselor, the letter from your sound experts who -- her reading was taken at what time of today -- the reading was taken at what time of the day? >> the term. >> only one time? >> -- date time. >> only one time? >> i believe. >> is there any public comment? seeing none, commissioners, the matter is yours. >> i have a question for mr. duffy. it goes more to the merits, but i am curious about elevators. would you normally expect to see some insulation or soundproofing around the exterior? >> i did look into the building code, and there is nothing there for elevators in thi

a french nun miraculously cured of parkinsons' after she prayed with the pope. >> he truly seemed like a saint. >> it took thomas more 407 years. pope john paul ii is one step away 6 years after his death. some are offended by the speed of this process given the slow response to the sexual abuse scandal. >> given the seriousness of the issues, it is premature. >> others say, and a fast changing world with trouble people need someone to believe in. >> we need modern examples. he was so saintly in his way as. >> so some anger but there is pride for the people of poland were pope john paul ii is from. pope benedict got the process moving by dispensing of the usual five-year waiting period after death. >> in other news, firefighters pulled a man of a channel. this happened near swan creek road. the person may have lived on ht the boat. no foul play is suspected. >>> construction on the 11th street bridge is causing traffic changes. cruz close off access from outbound a 11th street bridge to martin luther king avenue and good hope road, and that has drivers are bracing for the commute over

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the prayers to the late pope cured her of parkinson's disease. proof of one more miracle is needed for sainthood. >> preg st. john paul owner is hard to motion. >> there wasn't. >>> turn out of 1.5 million, even the highest expectations and to the, still filing into saint peter's deand to pay their inspection. too fast for those would say pope john paul should be responsibility for sexual awindow. >> for fans of john paul, there is no question. they are shouting he should be made a saint the moment he decide. now he's one miracle away from becoming one. charlie d'agata, cbs news at the vatican. >> you can't do anything. >> gratitude that defies words. the special tie that bonds strangers when a life is on the way. >>> health conscious californians, and see what they are used for the. will it continue? in the work we'd ahead. >>> you are looking 59 live pick -- live pictures from washington, d.c. it is 1:15 in the morning. people are outside of the white house, u.s. special forces have killed osama bin laden. >>> back here, some local news, that b

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mohamed ali suffers from parkinson's disease but he lent his support to jane bauer and josh fattal. fattal's mother hopes ali's advocacy will broaden support. >> sierra shroud was released last year. >>> the family of bryan stow sued the l.a. dodgers for the lack of security and proper lighting and that it provided a perfect opportunity for crime. the family's attorney says he is seeking as much as $30 million from the dodgers. >> they got rid of the head of security and two thirds of the security people. what happens then if you have no security? people can do anything they please and you have things like this happen. >> the man described as a primary aggressor, giovanni ramirez, was arrested sunday. >>> the owner of the staples center in los angeles also faces a file suit over the death of a 2-year-old boy. a 2-year-old boy fell from the luxury suite at a lakers game. >>> researchers say they plan to comb the area near the golden gate bridge for signs of a missing teenager. allison bayless was last seen at san ramon high school. her bicycle was found in a lots near the bridge. the

. >> reporter: bell has parkinson's disease. the disease has taken its toll on his body.e situation. >> he hit the water, hit the water diving. he was scared. and he jumped out of that cockpit and pulled out his 45 and started shooting at the destroyer. i had no way, that man was a brave -- no way. >> so you -- >> i let him go and he died. i sure remember that kind of courage. >> reporter: if anyone still questioned, within five minutes, several tankers were sunk. hundreds of men died in each of them. a mighty steel vessel could turn into a blazing coffin in second. try to invision what it would be like to stand on one of these ships as it was mangled metal. >> when you're going perpendicular to them they can't hit you. yeah, you have to turn sideways. you have to get within 1,000 yards at least. and they're throwing 2,200 shells at you. they sound like freight trains. >> reporter: then the great u.s. carrier yorktown was hit. first by enemy surface shells then by bombs then by submarine. >> there were bodies flying through the air. a lot of guys had gotten off. but some

among the speakers, the french nun who said her prayers kirk -- cured her parkinson's disease.is first miracle. his charismatic faces everywhere and on everything. trying to rekindle the catholics. , slipping in europe after decades of declining mass attendance. >> it is a kind of a spiritual fog right now. maybe this will bring people around. >> many people live inside the basilica before they will pray before the casket of pope john paul ii. they will keep the basilica open until every program has paid his or her respects. ann thompson, nbc news, vatican city. >> york 11 insta-weather + forecast with chief meteorologist tom tasselmyer. >> in little bit of rain to contend with as we wrap up the weekend on a cool, wet note. reports of the upper part of the day and the eastern shore, this is drying out. back in the ohio river valley and pennsylvania, this will come our way. the total amount of it so far has been fairly light. .003 at bwi. typical high on the first day of name commits a day in baltimore, highs in the 60's. only in the low 60's on the interior shore. just to the s

tonight the french and none who says the procurer -- the french nun is as the pope cured her from parkinson will speak. you can watch the beatification ceremony on our website, wbaltv.com. it starts tomorrow morning at 4:00 a.m., and you can also see pictures of pope john paul reveres and learn the top 10 things about sainthood. the towson spring festival has live music, food, and beer and wine. for the little ones, there were magic shows, pony rides, and moon balances. >> is always a great care. we have a great time and see lots of people. it is a nice way for people to show off their crafts and bring the community together. >> the festival runs again tomorrow from 1:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. >> it was a perfect day for that festival. i saw some folks' stumbling around fells point from the beer festival they were having down there. right now, hd doppler showing this tiny band of showers here associated with an approaching warm front. it is bringing a couple of wrinkles to frederick and carroll county and a couple of points in baltimore county, but nothing to worry about. today was a perfect abl

. >> reporter: at mass, this french nun who says john paul cured her parkinson's disease carried a relicood to the alter. igniting memories of that tragic day in 1981 for chicago's cardinal francis george. >> with the relic, you know, his blood was spilled on that piazza. now his blood was here at talter. i just found that overpowering. >> reporter: the proudest people in the crowd were john paul's fellow poles waving their color. pope benedict xvi remembered his predecessor as a rock, restoring christianity as a religion of hope. yet the priesthood still reels from the sex abuse scandal critics accuse john paul for ignore. for father robert gaul and the priests who call themselves the john paul generation, the pope was an inspiration. >> he was almost like he could see beyond this world when he was celebrating mass and one could perceive that. >> reporter: after mass, throngs of pilgrims filed by john paul's casket. a final show of gratitude to a man already a saint to so many. now, the pope still needs one more miracle before he can be canonized a saint. today the faithful are still fi

he credited the pope with a miracle, a french nun said her prayers to the late pope cured her of parkinson'sproof of one more miracle is needed for saint hood. for devout catholics seeing pope john paul honored was emotional. >> really hard to describe but there was a probably -- not a single time i was in his presence that i wasn't moved to tearsful. >> reporter: the turn out of 1.1 million exceeded even the highest expectations and into the evening followers were still filing in to view the coffin and pay their respects. it's the fastest in modern times, to fast for those who say the pope should be held responsible for sexual abuse scandals in the catholic church that happened on his watch. >> races questions on if he should be honored. >> reporter: for fans there is no question. they were shouting he should be made a saint the moment he died. now he is one miracle away from becoming one. >> hopefully you got a chance it enjoy the beautiful weekend and lauren is here and hopefully you can get a great start to the rest of the week. >> looks like it, little cool around parts of the bay area,

the church says this woman, a french nun was cured of parkinson's after praying to the late pope. one more miracle is required for him to be canonized. >> he lived what he preached. he per sonny identified the gospel. >> reporter: there is no special timetable for how long long it will take him to be canonized but most expect it to take a few years. in rome, jennifer davis, fox news. >> pope john paul, ii came to washington, d.c. in 179 and visited the basilica shrine of the i am make cue late conception in the northeast. he left behind some momentos. as tisha thompson explains, they have an important role to play. >> the bells seem to ring louder as visitors from as far away as the philippines came here to the basilica to celebrate. >> you get to witness a saint -- someone become a saint. >> reporter: pope john paul, ii's journey to sainthood. >> i did see him about 20 feet away. i went on a pilgrim major to rome when i was in high school. >> pope john paul, ii was likely seen in person by any other person in history. >> reporter: at a special mass, church leaders displayed their

a nun said her late pray areas cured her of parkinsons disease. proving one more is needed for saint hood. seeing john paul honored was an emotional moment. >> there was a probably wasn't a single time in his presence i didn't get moved to here's. >> reporter: the turn out of 1.5 million exceeded all expectations and people were still filing in to view the coffin of john paul and med take it. they believe some believe he should be blamed for some sexual abuses in the catholic church. >> he should be kept accountable. gata, cbs news, at the vatican. >>> that group group of 1.5 million people who gathered for the be atfication is believed to be the largest mass at the vatican since pope john paul's funeral. >>> at least three missiles hit the home of muammar gaddafi. nato denies deliberately targeting gaddafi or his family. >>> a significant deep sea discovery off the coast of brazil. they recovered part of a flight data recorder from a flight that crashed in the atlantic in 2009. they found it nearly 13,000 feet beneath the survey. they hope the un

he is being honored for reportedly healing a french nun from parkinson's. tomorrow's ceremony puts him on the path to saint hood. >>> poking fun with the president. the commander in chief takes a stab at comedy tonight and his biggest target was donald trump. >> nobody is happier, prouder, to put this birth certificate matter to rest than the donald. that's because he can finally get back to focusing on the issues that matter, like did we fake the moon landing? >> trump you can see there didn't have a lot to say. the president fired off a few one liners. he also took jabs at other possible opponents. >>> dangerous drugs inside homes. today people across the country got rid of them the proper way. andrei takes us to one local event that took in thousands of pounds of pills. >> reporter: disposes of drugs the safeway. this is the second national drug take back day headed by the dea. >> opiates, things that are possibly dangerous. >> reporter: at townsend residents dropped off bottles of controlled substances, to later be burned. >> some of them are out dated,

highlight of the vigil was put together by a french nun and she paid to the late pope and cured of her parkinson's disease. vatican officials say it was the miracle needed for the pope to be beatified. >>> we've been looking forward to sunshine like this, finally getting it now and it is going to be heating up. we will talk about that coming up next. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> having a white clean air sticker on your hybrid won't be enough to allow you to drive alone in the hov lanes anymore. the state began the sticker program in 2004. but the privilege of driving solo in your hybrid, and the car pool lane, ends june 30. new green clean air stickers will be given to the first 40,000 applicants who buy or lease cars that meet the state's new zero partial admission standards. >>> lawrence karnow is joining us now. let's see if he can top today's spectacular weather. >> i think we will do our best. a lot of sunshine around the bay area all the way to the coastline and looking forward to a weekend like this for quite some time. it is looking great out there right now. let's head outside and check it out.

among the speakers, the french nun who says her prayers to the late pontiff cured her parkinson's disease>> [ speaking french ]. >> reporter: the first of two miracles the pope needs to be made a saint. ♪ this weekend rome feels like a college town. john paul's charismatic face is everywhere and on everything, trying to rekindle the catholic spirit. flickering in europe after decades of declining mass attendance. >> europe's in a kind of spiritual and cultural funk right now. maybe this will break people out of it. >> reporter: a funk exacerbated by an avalanche of claims of sexual abuse by priests. the same scandal that rocked the american church almost ten years ago. it is why american survivors say the church should slow the pope's path to sainthood. >> all of this is just going too fast. and we don't yet know all of the implications of his inaction. >> reporter: in rome there are few dissenters. a million pilgrims are expected. many from john paul's native poland, bringing camping gear for a night on the streets so they can be in st. peter's square to honor a man who gave them faith a

autoridades cle siacas de miles de peregrinos y la religiosa mary pierre simón, cuyo milagro del mal de parkinsone las bendiciones, el retrato cuando el telón caiga y juan pablo ii sea el papa beato número 11 del catolicismo. por el momento es lo que tenemos, ya lo demás soso expectativas ha llegado gente de todas los rincones. méxico está presente. los polacos están por todas partes con banderas blancas y rojas. los mexicanos no se han quedado atrás y muchos representantes de nuestros países de américa latina y de europa de habla hispana. por el momento es lo que se está viviendo aquí en roma, yo regreso con ustedes a los estudios. recuerden nuestra cobertura exclusiva aquí en univisión de este evento histórico. para más de mil millón de católicos en el mundo. buenas noches. >>> sin lugar a dudas este es un e evento que muchos quieren presenciar. en persona, desde sacramento maribel lópez nos habla de un sueño que se hará realidad para un grupo de jóvenes >>> >>> vamos a empacar. hay que meter sus sachbd y las. >>> las emociones son míticas en el hogar de la familia. más cuando en solo días el p

sister marie was cured of parkinson's after talking to john paul. typically in landis service today rainout in polish and english peppered with french and english to russian and german and spanish. >>the man who lost his own mother had just nine years old became pope for the youth. >> many say they're more people here that that pope john paul the second funeral and they are in no hurry to leave after the service. some people join in thoughtful reflection and others waiting for a chance to go inside st. peter's and pay homage to the remains of blessed john paul. >> >> he had a special casedays. gaze. >> pope benedict wanted the beatification to move forward with a reasonable pace so on the sixth anniversary of his funeral at st. peter's, please estimate 1.5 million were here this square and the streets leading to over soulful people went back to the site of last night's prayer service to watch the beatification on the big screen. 800 priests went into the square and into the streets to administer communion. i'm proud because john paul is one of the h

they say a miracle happened when a french nun was cured of parkinson's disease.is the same condition that the former pope suffered from. the thing is that nun did address the crowd here at a vigil last night. the big thing today to look for at ceremony and mass in three hours is that pope benedict xvi will declare the former pontiff blessed. that will be the term used in front of his name going forward. that will be the last step before cannonnization. analysts expect t could happen in as little as two to five years. this is a fast track beatification so to speak. pope benedict waived the normal waiting period in order to make this happen because the faithful had been calling for it. >>> thank you for that. don't forget you at home can catch our fox news live coverage of the beatification at 4:00 a.m. eastern time. we will have everything for you. i'm marianne rafferty. now, back to the royal wedding recap. and don't forget, for your latest headlines, go to fox news.com. >> shepard: the duke and duchess of cambridge. >> the duchess of cambridge soaking it all in.

the miracle which earned john paul a second beatification was this french nun's recovery from parkinson's disease after she prayed to him. to become a saint there will have to be proof of another miracle. >> the church today is witnessing more demanding process. because you have to be able to have certified by doctors, by scientists that there is no natural explanation for what happened. >> reporter: in the u.s. victims of sexual a because by priests pro tesd against the beatification of a pope who presided over the mass cover-ups of the scandal. when the ceremony endedded benedict and his cardinal paid homage at the coffin-of-john paul ii brought from the crypt below the basilica for the occasion. then it was the turn of the faithful, none of whom see anything but holliness here. allen pizzey, cbs news, vatican city. >> mitchell: and now let's turn to the aftermath of those tornadoes in the deep south. the cleanup and rescue and recovery efforts continued today. the death toll for the 7 states affected is now 344. and nearly 125,000 remain without power. dean reynolds reports tonight fro

the instant be walking across california street with a neighbor of ours who has parkinson's and walks slowly and having the shuttle boss -- bus bombing down the hill honking at us because we're still in the intersection is after they had received the green light. the shuttle bus for cpmc pulling out into pine street in front of on coming traffic making a right turn on red even though the traffic is is not clear -- these are repeat and continuous issues. the traffic intensity problems reality -- related to the hospital are real and that is a function of scale of operations at all sites. and that needs to be considered. thank you. glch thank you. president olague: is that the end of your presentation? ok, thank you. and we did locate two seniors. and i was going to ask you, mr. tracy, are there more seniors you folks have? because i know we got that request. gloria salazar and evangeline begares. and we need to ask that people clear, you know, make sure the doors are, you know, clear. we're going to limit it to two minutes because of the number of speakers we have. so we'll be here all

. >> right, there's emerging evidence it may help lower the risk of parkinson's disease, liver cancer, cirrhosis, even diabetes. but never anything like that but never anything like this where drinking even one to three cups a day lowered the risk of dying from prostate cancer by 30%. >> couric: why do they think coffee is so beneficial, is it the caffeine, or what is it? >> it's specifically not the caffeine because men who drank decaf had the same benefits. there are a lot more thing in those coffee beans than just caffeine. antioxidant, things that lower inflammation. that may help. there are things in the coffee beans that can lower, at least theoretically, the levels of insulin and testosterone. those hormones are things that can fuel cancer growth, so lowering them could put the kibosh on the cancer. >> couric: so should men head out to dunkin' donuts and starbucks stat? >> no, there's a lot more research to be done, katie. >> couric: dr. jon lapook, jon thank you. and coming up next on the "cbs evening news," possible cancer causing chemicals found in products that are supposed

. >> coffee now has been associated with a lower risk of diabetes, parkinson's disease, liver disease reporter: so, is a cup of joe now considered a health food? not so fast. after all, it has its down side. it can cause jitters and insomnia. but its benefits may outweigh the risks. jeremy hubbard, abc news, new york. >>> and, coming up, right here in chicago, an american company that may have cracked the code for keeping jobs on u.s. soil. or i just forget. but look. this is doing fine. why? it's planted in miracle-gro moisture control potting mix. it holds 33% more water... than ordinary potting soil. releasing it as plants need it. not when i get around to it. and there's miracle-gro plant food mixed in. so you get miracle-gro results... i like that. [ female announcer ] miracle-gro moisture control potting mix. success starts with the soil. until the combination of three good probiotics in phillips' colon health defended against the bad gas, diarrhea and constipation. ...and? it helped balance her colon. oh, now that's the best part. i love your work. [ female announcer ] phillips

. >> hay una monja francesa que asegura que sufrÍa el mal de parkinson y despuÉs de rezarle al papa juan. estos casos estÁn sobre la mesa, no estÁn resueltos. por lo tanto todo parece indicar que se estÁ perdiendo demasiado en este proceso. >> vieron la boda real? >> cÓmo no. >> yo entiendo lo del anillo, los cortejos, los 2 mil millones de personas que lo vimos. pero no es otra Época? >> la boda fue un espectÁculo. muy lindo. para una monarquÍa, si esta pareja, ahora en su vida van a adoptar causas que van a generar mucha simpatÍa entre el pueblo. >> igual que la princesa diana con todos los escÁndalos que tuvo. eso le generÓ una popularidad,1 simpatÍa sumamente importante. >> esto es un anacronismo. estamos hablando de una monarquÍa en el siglo xxi. todo el mundo tiene derecho a lo que convenga, pero la teorÍa democrÁtica por sÍ misma invalida una instituciÓn como Ésta. se lo dice una persona sÚbita, que no genera escÁndalos. nos un problema con estas personas, de ningÚn modo, incluso en espaÑa, el papel del rey, despuÉs del golpe de estado, fue muy importante. pero claro, esto estÁ pa

. >> those sister marie simone peer out of pain from her parkinson's giving witness to john paul's miracle. very early in the morning a coffin of pope john paul the second will be moved to the basilica where the faithful will be able to pay homage after the ceremony were pope john paul is beatified and will now be called blessed john paul. >> back here in chicago while the cardinal is in rome the future of one of his most controversial priests. today he clarified his position as the embattled priest went to support his church. >> inside simian career academy on the south side, the work of father michael's later continued on as did the battle over his future with the catholic church. it was a friendly audience for the keynote speaker, his message here. >> we have to get to a point where people can walk the streets and kids can go to school and don't have to be a friedafraid. >> he was upset with comments later made it during a radio interview that he would leave the catholic church if she were removed from st. said dinah. and made president of a high school. today in rome he tried to clarif

then, the french nun cured of parkinson's disease after she prayed to the late pope quietly approachedhe altar. that chalice contains a vile of john paul's blood, taken during a medical procedure. now, it's a precious relic of the church. >> the blood is still liquefied. not because of any miracle but because they put an anti-coe wag lant in the blood. >> reporter: to be sure, pope john paul ii does have detractors. especially over his handling of church sexual abuse. the most painful scandal ever to hit the modern church happened on his watch. >> he suffers from some criticism of maybe being slower than people would have wanted, but when he finally, i think, tuned into it, he took very decisive action. i was here. >> reporter: but to millions, he meant the world. and they're now praying for another miracle. kneeling at blessed pope john paul's coffin, now one step closer to sainthood. david wright, abc news, the vatican. >>> and still ahead here on "world news" this sunday night, from london, what we learned about the royal wedding afterparty. what prince william is calling his new wi

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the vatican said the pope cured a french nun of parkinson's make. the woman took part in the mass. the church must certify a second event for the late pope to qualify. >> it's the fastest in modern timesw. have more on the effort to turn the pope into a saint. she is live. >> reporter: ken this program was handed to people here, it shows a painting of the pope underneath a golden gate bridge. he was a loved man but one group wonders if his ceremony is just to help boost the image of the catholic church. inside the church the faithful gathered, the pews packed to honor a man one step closer to being a saint, pope john paul the second. >> it's a big day of giving praise to a man that throughout his life was an example of integrity. . >> reporter: the pope's ceremony was celebrated here. >> john paul was a living embodiment of the compassion of christ. >> reporter: members from 18 different countries came as part of the ceremony. for the polish community it was moving to see the pope from their land be blessed. >> he was everything for us, you know. we really -- come here and enjoy. >

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there was a healing of the 49-year-old french nun of park -- parkinson's disease. >> thanks very much for joining us from rome. >>> desperate measures are being played out to make sure a levee does not break. first, tornadoes in the south now. flooding is a concern in the nation's midsection. [ female announcer ] for over 100 years, ftd has created beautiful handcrafted arrangements. this mother's day, show mom how you really feel with unforgettable flowers from ftd. flowers say it better. ftd says it best. visit ftd.com. >>> heavy rain has pushed river levels in missouri dangerously high. let's go to where rescuing is already under way. >> and evacuations in town. in cairo, illinois, people forced to evacuate by the mayor by tonight. these pictures just kind of illuminating the danger and the incredible amount of rain we've seen. we've seen three to four times the amount of rain for the month, so so many places in arkansas, in illinois, especially southern illinois, western tennessee, all impacted. the problem is we've got more rain on the way. so high rivers dangerously high. ie eva

. >> reporter: a french nan -- nun explains how he cured her parkinson's disease.nd the vatican called it a miracle. >> we don't have saints to say that guy is really awesome. we have it so we can inspire to live life like them ghvment more than a million people around the worldcom to attend the ceremony and honor pope john paul ii. >> reporter: the ceremony preceded despite the misgivings of those who say john paul should be held responsible for the claire delineate sex abuse scandal because it happened under his watch, but those who knew the pope best say he was deserving. >> he had a way of reaching and touching people so that they knew that he cared for them personally. >> reporter: the pope's coffin was taken from the crypt under st. peter and placed it under the main altar for visitors to pass and pay their respects after the service. one worshiper said it feels like he is with us again. wjz, eyewitness news. >>> and later today, mount st. mary's university will dedicate a statue in honor of pope john paul ii. >>> we are continuing to follow the follow-up sit

they said a french nun with parkinson's was considered the miracle. john paul will now be known as blessed. such a great morning for it. >> it is. >>> we have a few clouds rolling in here and a few changes underway. yesterday was great but let's get right to it and show what you is happening outside. a beautiful shot of the cathedral. and a little bit of sunshine. it's not all bad today. i'm happy to say the weekend started out just absolutely fabulously yesterday. hopefully you got out to enjoy it. so let's take a look now at true view -- i'm sorry, satellite radar for you. some clouds and some sunshine. but the clouds are rolling in. a ridge of high pressure in control. but the showers edging into parts of the west and to the north of us and that will be the continued pattern of the day. so if you are going out you might want to keep an umbrella handy because we do expect it to continue and into tonight we'll see more as well as that frontal system starts to approach us. but a mild day and a fairly warm day. into monday and tuesday, look at this, th

a french nun miraculously cured of parkinson's disease, after she prayed for pope john paul for help. today she carried a relic of john paul, a vial of his blood that was extracted from his long illness. it took st. thomas moore 350 years to be beautified and another 50 to become a saint. john paul is definitely on the fast track. >> there are times in the life of the church when everybody just says, this is pretty obvious. >> reporter: some are offended by the speed of the process. considering the slowness to respond effectively to the sexual abuse scandal. >> do you think the church is making a mistake? >> i think given the seriousness of these issue, it is enormously premature. >> reporter: today in st. peters square, it was the minority view. "today," john paul's coffin is inside the basilica. his anointed successor was first in line to pay tribute. all of these people in line to pay tribute himself. john paul started this process of fast-tracking saints. he sainted and beatified more people than all of the popes before him. 1340 beatifications, 483 new saints. pope benedict slowe

miracle to get to this point and the church says that happened when a french none was cured of parkinson's now. doctors can't explain it, but i think it was by the grace of god and through john paul ii. >> saturday night, that nun spoke to a crowd gathered for an evening vigil. the big event comes sunday when pope benedict declares the former pope blessed. the exhumes coffin will be placed for the faithful to view in order to be cannonnized, a second miracle has to be verified after this weekend. >> there's a common recognition at the holiness of this man's life and that's a fun thing. it's exciting thing to know someone in life. >> this is the fastest in modern history, because pope benedict xvi waived the normal waiting period. fox news. >>> they'll be out of vacation process as a boost for some businesses, too. one sculptor makes a living creating sales. the 60-year-old says he believes his work and is important because he can help the victims. >> red cross set up shelters to help the victims. nearly 2,000 national guardsmen and women have been deployed to assist with search and rescue

she has parkinson's. she needs medication. she doesn't have her medication. if you see her, call 417-298-7890. also missing, lance hare. a friend who was with him is still alive. his friend blacked out. when his friend came to, lantz was gone. the number 417-396-6523. 16-month-old skylar logsdon. reports are that he might have been picked up by police. you're asked to call 417-622-7279 if you have any information. dee ann hayward is also missing. her car was found but she was nowhere to be found. call 620-783-5710 if you have information about her whereabouts. and will norton. a tornado destroyed the suv he was riding in. if you know anything about him, send an e-mail to findwillnorton @ gmail.com. or call 757-751-9455. some of these stories will hopefully have happy endings. some will not. there's likely to be many bodies and possibly some survivors still in the rubble. here's what we saw earlier today with the search and rescue crew. at joplin's home depot, they have not found anyone alive. they've only found bodies. >> everything we did yesterday were reco

she says he cured her of parkinson's disease. he needs a second confirmed miracle to be declared a saint. much more on the event ahead here on cnn. >>> breaking news yesterday about moammar gadhafi. he's firing back. libyan forces opened fire on miss a ta today in the heaviest shelling scene in weeks. in tripoli groups described as organized mobs ransacked empty embassies belonging to the u.s. and several other countries. the attacks followed word that nato air strikes killed a son of gadhafi and three of the libyan leader's grandchildren. the libyan government says saif al arab gadhafi died in the blast. moammar data fee was in the same building but survived. nato says they do not target individuals. >>> here's a firstland hook at the scene of the bombing now in tripoli. >> there's a demonstration of several dozen women here at this compound where, of course, the libyan government said that saif al arab was killed in a demonstration saturday night. this is purely a residential compound. and this had no military significance what

. >> a french nun who says her prayers to the late pontiff cured her of parkinson's disease put pope john paul ii on the fast track to sainthood. >> nearly four days after the worst outbreak of tornadoes in our nation's history, hope of finding survivors is waning. the death toll now stands at 342. alabama was by far the hardest hit. there are 250 people who lost their lives there, and that number could rise. nearly 600 people are unaccounted for in tuscaloosa alone. closer to home, the national weather service has confirmed that two more tornadoes touched down in virginia during the storms, bringing the total for that state to 12. >>> two virginia residents saw the power and destruction of this historic outbreak up close, but not in their home state. they're students at the university of alabama near tuscaloosa. one watched from his dorm room while another hid in a bathroom closet praying he would survive. news 4's darcy spencer has more on their unforgettable experiences. >> reporter: clothes, roll tide. >> reporter: david cole goes through the items he was able to salvage from his