studying vatican ii. and all those things. >> it is just awry fuel of the baptism. >> that is how the pope started the declaration. he said baptism opens the door to faith. we can't walk in and peek in. and say, okay. i am a catholic or i am a christian. we need to step into the room and embrace it and study it. >> and it is easy for us to go to ccd. >> you went to a catholic school. and then you were confirmed. and you never took a religious class in your life. and haven't picked up the catechism in 20 years or so. >> it is a good opportunity to do so. >> it is on the website at www ffdiocese.org. >> thank you you for our faith in general. and i hope this is a point where everyone will want to take advantage of the last few months. >> absolutely. plan. >>> i am vickie evans your hope from the office of public policy and social concerns. and laura, there is another subject i wanted to touch on. our new archbishop. >> he will be elevated from bishop to arch bush shop on june -- archbishop on june 20th. for

i don't know if this is part of the exchange but i think it was vatican ii and i'm not an expert on vatican ii but the requirement was that the cremains -- is all right as long as you buried the cremains. it was sort of a compromise scenario. but it's interesting when i was writing "stiff" i came upon a method of dealing with remains called water reduction, tissue digestion. it's kind of like putting the body in a pressure cooker with lie in it. it liquefies and you get a very tidy package. anyway, it's used with livestock and with prion disease because it's one of the ways that destroys the -- apparently. anyway there is some forward-looking morticians who thought tissue digestion would be something they could offer to their clients. i called up someone, the u.s. conference of catholic bishops, the mouthpiece of the catholic church and i said that he feel about this process? and also about composting because there is also composting bodies. people like the idea of being taken up into plant material. he said i don't know. just the idea. i think of compost is garbage and i think of stuff goi

catholicism i think we see a particularly in bobby and teddy and their policies which were post-vatican ii about reaching out to the underprivileged. >> host: taking care of those who cannot take care of themselves. that is really interesting. throughout her life she experienced a lot of tragedies and i wonder how her faith helped her through those. can you say anymore about that? we are going to take a break pretty soon. >> guest: rose would turn immediately to religion into her faith into a rosary and to the mast. as soon as she would get word that one of her children had been injured as in the case of bobby when she heard he had been shot she was off to church in hyannisport to pray and when he passed away the next day the first thing she did was go off to mass and that is what she did after jack was killed as well. she went to mass every day but she found great comfort there particularly in hyannis because the altar would be dedicated to do junior when he was killed in a bar. >> host: let's take a break here and when we come back we will talk more about the kennedys. >> guest: all righ

. >> i think she taught that ethos, and she raised her children in pre-vatican ii catholicism which was more about self-denial than reaching out to others. but i think by giving her children that core of catholicism, i think we see it particularly in bobby and teddy and their policies which were post-vatican ii about reaching out to the underprivileged. >> host: taking care of those who cannot take care of themselves. >> guest: yes. >> host: that's really interesting. throughout her life she experienced a lot of tragedies, and i wonder how her faith helped her through those. can you say any more about that? we're going to take a break pretty soon, but -- >> guest: yes. well, rose would turn immediately to religion and to her faith and to her rosary and to the mass. as soon as she would get word that one of her children had been injured as in the case of bobby when she heard that he had been shot, she was off to church in hyannis port to pray, and when he passed away the next day, the first thing she did was go off to maas, and that's what she did after jack was killed as well. she went

it was, vatican ii was an extraordinary time. i believe that's when cremation began to be allowed, because it used to be there was a requirement that the body be interred, be buried. .. >> guest: when i was working on "stiff" i came upon a method of dealing with remains called water reduction, the euphemism, tissue digestion, putting the body in a pressure cooker with lime in it, and you can dry that and you get a very sort of tidy powder, and it's used to with livestock and animals with a disease because it actually destroys the disease. so there are some forward-looking more morticianss and i called up the bishop and said how do you feel about this process? and -- or also about composting. now also a movement for composting bodies and that's something that people like that idea of being taken up into a plant material. he said don't know. i think of compost as garbage and stuff going down the drain as sewage. he said i think it sounds odd but something the church would have to look into, and the church is always evolving with th

ii. the vatican confirming this morning pope francis has cleared the late pontiff for sainthood.r to achieve sainthood, a pope must have two miracles attributed to him this week, the vatican credited john paul ii with curing a woman of a severe brain injury in costa rica. he is also believed to have miraculously healed a none suffering with parkinson's disease. pope francis is approving the late pope john xxiii for sainthood as well. he served as pontiff from 1958 until his death in 1963. >>> and then there were three. lieutenant governor gavin newsom announcing you the birth of a baby girl via twitter. newsome posted this message, "today we welcomed the latest addition to our family, very healthy baby girl, brooklynn newsom." he wrote to his wife, you are amazing t is the couple's second daughter. >>> in england, the wait is on for the royal family. reporters and cameras from around the world have already set up camp around the london hospital where kate middleton will give birth. as many as 60 lad verders have set up in the press area. the baby is due some time the middle of th

. >>> new from the vatican, pope john paul ii has been cleared for sainthood. pope francis approved john paul's two miracles earlier today. the formal ceremony is expected later this year. >>> new developments in a notorious cold case across the pond. police in the uk say they've identified 38, quote, people of interest in connection with the disappearance of madeleine mccann. the 3-year-old disappeared while on vacation off portugal with her family in 2007. >>> more violence in chicago. police say 19 people have been shot there just since wednesday, including four deaths. those numbers include a 7-year-old boy who was shot while picnicking with his family. >>> authorities in washington state announced the arrest of a man that was plotting against a local college. justin jasper was picked up on the university of washington campus in a stolen truck carrying multiple explosive devices, firearms and body armor. >>> one little dog in florida went on a wild ride. when he got trapped under the hoofed his owner's car. no word on how he got there, but a fire team manag

and brian, it seems that john paul ii was really on the fast track to sainthood. >> right, john, the fastest track to sainthood in the modern age. one said the vaticanhuge popularity as pope, but his canonization is certainly not without controversy. at his funeral, thousands chanted "santo subito," sainthood now, a tribute to john paul ii, maybe the most popular pope in the modern history of the catholic church. it's now eight years later, and the vatican's just announced it will declare john paul a saint. >> for an institution that typically thinks in centuries, this is remarkably quick. >> reporter: cnn vatican analyst john allen says according to vatican insiders, sainthood has been approved because a second miracle has been performed by john paul posthumously. >> in this case, the vatican is saying there is a report of a miraculous healing of a woman in costa rica. >> reporter: allen says, according to the report, the woman recovered from a severe brain injury. church protocol says it takes two miracles performed after death to make someone a saint. john paul's first miracle, an account that he cured a nun who reportedly had parkinson's, led to

the vatican recently credited john paul ii with the performance of a miracle, a development that clears his path to sainthood. the syrian rebel fighter who provoked outrage and horror when pictures emerged of him eating body parts of a boston soldier has told the bbc he had to do it so terrify and humiliate his enis -- enemies. he's the leader of a group of swivelians who stand accused of killing. a warning, this report contains very disturbing images and content. >> sierra has been a brutal and brutalizing conflict. the rebels have been fighting like this for two years. desperate, often one-sided battle. one of the very first men to take up arms has earned a terrible notoriety. abu sakar is known as the cannibal rebel. not a far fetchled claim. he stands over a fallen enemy slicing into the body. we will eat your hearts and your livers, he declares. ritual bite. a this was a depraveled act against men's law, against god's law. are you sorry that you did it? i didn't want to do this. i had to, he says. we have to terrify the enemy, humiliate them, just as they do to us. then they won't

. >> the vatican says pope john aul ii is to become a saint. pope francis cleared the way after evidence of a second miracle was fun. he'll be canon niced along with ope john 23 in december. the country's president warned of grey financial risks ahead for the anti-austerity sentiment growing across the country. we have the latest from the portuguese capital, lisbon. >> lisbon is a city full of charm and beauty but it can hide the despair many people feel about the economic crisis and now the political cry sess. the president will hold talks with the parties in the governing coalition next week to try to hold the government together. the problem is that the leader of the smaller party in that coalition resigned citing differences with the ministry of finance. but to really understand the nature of the crisis in portugal, you've got to go back and look at what the former finance minister said when he also resigned this week. he says there was a lack of popular support for the policies he was pursuing. there's a constitutional -- because a constit

. >> new this morning the vatican announced the late pope john paul ii will be made a saint. the vatican says pope francis approve add second miracle attributed to the pontiff who led the church from 1978 to 2005. at the same time, the church says that pope john 23 who resigned from 1958 do 1963, will also be made a saint. no dates for the ceremonies were immediately given but the vatican says they remain expected by the end of the year. >> that is when pope john 23 ruled, from 195 to 1963. >> to mike nicco for the forecast. >> in the east bay, the warm spot is brentwood and danville is 56 for the cool spot. everyone is in the 50's, and pleasanton at 60 and walnut creek at 61 and the high four corridor where it is cooler but still in the upper 60's around pittsburg and antioch. elsewhere, 61 at fairfield and san jose, and 60's in oakland and los gatos and mountain view and everyone else in the mid-to-upper 50's. you will notice the change when you step outside this morning. we will look at the wins, not so fast as last hour and sfo is gusting up to 32 and 18 at oakland but 24

the late pope john paul ii is to be declared a saint by the vatican. pope francis signed the decree friday morning. >> this one is special because it is the first in history that was cowritten. >> the beatification process often takes decades, even centuries, but the late pontiff 's overwhelming popularity among the faithful surely played a role in his canonization just eight years after his death. the announcement was historic nonetheless. vatican spokesman announced that pope francis recognized a second narrative attributed to john paul ii. that clears him for sainthood. and the late pope john xx three was also canonized. though his papacy was short- lived, he is recognized as the pontiff who brought the church into the modern age through the second vatican council of 1963, which instituted wide-ranging reforms. it was widely expected that pope francis would grant sainthood to two of his recent predecessors. official ceremonies will likely take place before the end of this year. john paul ii's canonization is based on the testimony of this costa rica

the late pope john paul ii is to be declared a saint by the vatican. pope francis signed the decree friday morning. >> this one is special because it is the first in history that was cowritten. >> the beatification process often takes decades, even centuries, but the late pontiff 's overwhelming popularity among the faithful surely played a role in his canonization just eight years after his death. the announcement was historic nonetheless. vatican spokesman announced that pope francis recognized a second narrative attributed to john paul ii. that clears him for sainthood. and the late pope john xx three was also canonized. though his papacy was short- lived, he is recognized as the pontiff who brought the church into the modern age through the second vatican council of 1963, which instituted wide-ranging reforms. it was widely expected that pope francis would grant sainthood to two of his recent predecessors. official ceremonies will likely take place before the end of this year. john paul ii's canonization is based on the testimony of this costa rica

the vatican announced today john paul ii will be a saint by the end of the year. francis approved the miracle needed to canonize john paul. now this was not entirely a surprise, it was pope john paul who made him a cardinal. >> good to have a contemp rarey saint. it adds credence to the role of sainthood. >> pope francis waived rules to honor pole john 23. a tough day for the america's cup. today's fleet race cancelled because of too much wind ask sunday's first race is being threatened with a no show. abc 7 news reporter says the team is balking. >> by may decide to do not to race on sunday. >> he says the italian team is appealing changes to rule that's govern boat design and luna rosa wants to wait until monday morning. reaction from oracle coe was clear. >> they're acting like spoiled baby autos he points to what happened at the team store luna rosa pulled out after being told they cannot sell prada hand bags and other item autos at least the event does things their way. >> luna rosa does only have one sponsor and it's prada. they are saying they want to hear

vatican. pope francis has just cleared john paul ii for sainthood. announcement coming after the vatican confirming a second miracle attributed to john paul ii. the vatican also announced that sainthood has been approved for pope john xxiii, pontiff from 1968 to 1953. there are conflicting reports this morning about just how grave his situation is help nbc's ron allen joins us live with the very latest. ron, good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, thomas. the crowds continue arriving here outside the hospital, offering prayers, sing hymns and paying respects to nelson mandela. the official word of the government is that he remains in critical, but stable condition, but there's been very little detail and that's why there are rumors and speculations about his condition. there's been a report making the rounds that he is in a persistent vegetative state on life support and his family has been advised to discontinue care. the family denies that report and they made a direct statement saying it is not true last night. we also recently heard from

the vatican announced today john paul ii will be a saint by the end of the year. approved the miracle needed to canonize john paul. now this was not entirely a surprise, it was pope john paul who made him a cardinal. >> good to have a contemp rarey saint. it adds credence to the role of sainthood. >> pope francis waived rules to honor pole john 23. a tough day for the america's cup. today's fleet race cancelled because of too much wind ask sunday's first race is being threatened with a no show. abc 7 news reporter says the team is balking. >> by may decide to do not to race on sunday. >> he says the italian team is appealing changes to rule that's govern boat design and luna rosa wants to wait until monday morning. reaction from oracle coe was clear. >> they're acting like spoiled baby autos he points to what happened at the team store luna rosa pulled out after being told they cannot sell prada hand bags and other item autos at least the event does things their way. >> luna rosa does only have one sponsor and it's prada. they are saying they want to hear from the

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the vatican also announced that an acis is making two of his predecessors saints. john paul iiope from 1978 until 2005. his spiritual leadership helped ring down communism in eastern europe, including in his native poland. francis said for the second time john paul's intercession lead to a miracle-- the curing of a costa rican woman suffering from ufcerebral aneurysm. reo miracles are required for sainthood but francis also approved the canonization of pope john xxiii, though only one d tocle is attributed to him. john reigned from 1958 to '63 and convened the second vatican council which reformed the church. his body is on display in st. peter's basilica. djoint canonization for john silii and john paul ii is expected later this year. ae of mexico's most active volcanoes erupted again this week sending ash and rock a mile into the air. the plume drifted over mexico city about 40 miles away. u.s. airlines canceled dozens of flights in and out of the capital yesterday and today the tah the damage jet engines. in the pacific northwest something happens everyday that brings an ent

vatican. pope francis has cleared john paul ii for sainthood. this is a major development, coming just eight years after the former pope's death. he will likely be named a saint during a ceremony at the vatican in december. >>> a huge fire in seattle, overnight sparked by a stray firework. huge plumes of thick black smoke and flames filled the sky over a boat yard and marina. more than a dozen boats were damaged with estimates at $1.5 million. >>> another important update on the health of the economy. the june jobs report. u.s. employers added 195,000 jobs in june, much stronger than expected, and a sign that the economy is likely to strengthen ahead. unemployment stays at 7.6%. >>> and continuing the good news streak, for commuters in san francisco bay area. trains will now be rolling again in time for the evening ride home. overnight, bay area rapid transit workers called off a 4-day-old strike, saying the contract has been extended for another 30 days. >>> and the parents of the teen girls who were so seriously injured in a parasailing crash o

the vatican announced the late pope john paul ii will be made a saint.ost -- at the same time, the church says that pope john 23 who ruled from 1958 to 1963 will be made a saint. no dates for the ceremonies were immediately given but the vat condition says they are expected by end of the year. >> whole foods says ail products in the north american stores that contain againally modified ingredients will be labeled as such saying it is the first national grocery chain to set a deadline for hailing foods with genetically modified organisms. the use of this is an issue recently. add vehicles have pushed if mandatory labeling although the federal government and many scientists say the ingredients are safe. >> the negativing in patriots made an offer to any fan with a hernandez jersey they can swap that jersey for any other team player to week. the deal applies only to hernandez jerseys purchased through the patriots special store or website. hernandez is charged with murder in the killing of his friend in massachusetts last month. the former tight end has lea

the vatican moving to declare pope john paul ii to sainthood saying a woman cured from a deadly brain john paul ii pope from 1978 until his death in 2005. now back to the hannity special black conservatives in america. >>> welcome back to our special edition of "hannity." it is an audience rendition composed of black conservatives. you are a member of the fed rick douglas foundation. we talked during the break, you have a complaint about the congressional caucus. >> yes, as we talk about a variety of different topics, by biggest concern is that disservice to us. we look at detroit and cleveland, we look at north carolina, we can go all over the country, and those communities are not doing well. >> they are bulldozing neighborhoods. >> absolutely. >> it's horrible. it's horrible. go ahead. i promise, you're going to weigh in. >> one of the things i wanted to address early on, you asked the question and said why 93% of the votes went to president obama, and nobody addressed that. and when you think spiritually of the issues that affect the black community, you have to talk about idolatr

. >>> vatican moving swiftly to move pope john paul ii toward saint hood. a costa rican woman's cure from a deadly brain aneurysm is what gave him the end. now back to "on on the record." now back to foxnews.com. sleep train's ticket to tempur-pedic ends sunday. experience the pressure-relieving comfort of tempur-pedic, and sleep risk-free with sleep train's 100-day money back guarantee. get 36 months interest-free financing: no down, and no interest for 3 years. plus, get free same-day delivery. sleep train's 100-day money back guarantee, interest-free financing, and free delivery? that's the ticket! sleep train's ticket to tempur-pedic ends sunday. ♪ sleep train ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ >>> we certainly hope as a mom, we certainly hope that your son, trayvon martin, would not have done anything that would have led to his own death, correct? >> what i hope for is that this wouldn't have never happened and he would still be here. that's what upsets my hope. >> absolutely. and dealing with the reality that he is no longer here, it's certainl

the vatican moving quickly to move pope john paul ii to sainthood.paul is the second pope from 1978 to his death in 2005. i'm marianne rafferty. now back to "on the record." for your latest headlines, go to foxnews.com. you are watching the most powerful name in news, fox newschannel. >>> the death of 17-year-old trayvon martin in 2012 shocked the nation, a look back at what happened that fateful night. >> february 26, 2012, early evening in sanford, florida, just outside orlando. trayvon martin, seen here, just about to leave this convenience store. 7:11 p.m. neighborhood watch captain, george zimmerman, spots the teen walking along townhomes in the gated community. zimmerman called police. >> this guy looks like he's up to no good or he is on drugs or something. utt raining, and he's just walking around, looking about. >> reporter: he tells the dispatcher there were break-ins around the neighborhood and he is following the man while on the phone. >> are you following him? >> yes. >> okay. we don't need you to do that. >> 7:16 p.m. a neighbor calls

at number one, the late pope john paul ii is going to be a saint. the vaticanhort time ago after a cardinals confirmed that he performed two miracled during his lifetime. >>> this weekend the new england patriots are allowing fans to change aaron hernandez jerseys. >>> workers will not be paid for a total of five days this year. >>> at wimbledon djokovic takes on martin. >>> and, finally, at number five for all you alien lovers out there, the annual ufo festival kicks off this weekend, where else? roswell, new mexico. you may happen to spot a few extra terrestrials. we're always updating the five things you need to know. >> thank you very much. >>> let's head down to sanford, florida. george howell outside the courtroom. we do know, george, that defense counsel is not there yet, but the prosecutors are. what do we know about the family? has the family showed up? >> chris, good morning. we expect to hear from the families. still unclear whether they showed up yet. we know this is a big day for the prosecution and we expect to hear from sabrina fulton that is the

vatican is giving him this honor and what bay area catholics are saying about it tonight. parishioner as tending mass were excited about the news today that pope francis cleared the way for john paul ii to become a saint. >> i am excited. he deserves it. >> it's good to have a contemp rarey saint. it adds credence to the role of sainthood weez pope from 1978 until 2005. a vatican spokesman confirmed a second miracle healing of a woman who prayed to him which made him eligible for are sainthood. john paul was a beloved pontiff something of a globe traveling rock star. >> those a pope we can connect to. well well traveled guy. >> he also inspired a generation of young catholics to be excited about their faith. a legacy lasting through today. >> i think that the catholic church should be going from pope john paul has done and what he is sort of implemented into our church, i think that if we can continue to do that the catholic church shoulding well. >> this move isn't popular among everyone. john paul ii criticized for his handling of the sex abuse scandal and his view of the role of women on the search. -sh-church removing a five year waiting process for the last step before saintshoo

ii a saint. that takes a major step forward this morning. new details out of vatican city overnight. ♪ [ male announcer ] to all you burger aficionados... show your love. 'cause mcdonald's just topped perfection with the all-new quarter pounder burgers. three delectable new choices that let you flaunt your burger bravado. with toppings like new thick-cut applewood smoked bacon, cool and spicy habanero ranch sauce, and fresh veggies. new quarter pounder burgers. another new way to love mcdonald's. ♪ >>> b.a.r.t. trains up and running in just a few hours from now. a late-night agreement will put b.a.r.t. operators back on the job, but the deal is only temporary. we'll have details coming up in a live report. plus -- >> nothing short of a frightening scene as a fourth of july fireworks show in southern california goes terribly wrong. we have the new details we've just learned overnight. >>> and the heat is off. good morning to you, i'm meteorologist christina loren. it's refreshing out there this morning. we're going to get a beautiful sunrise and temperatures dropping b

the vatican announcing moments ago that the late pope john paul ii will be made a saint.acle last month. church officials say a costa rican woman was cured of brain cancer after she prayed to the memory of the late pontiff. two miracles need to be proven for a church official to be eligible for sainthood. >>> another fox news alert. overnight thousands gathered for a fourth of july fireworks celebration and it turned to a disaster. an explosion hurt 28 people. >> oh, my gosh! oh! >> anna: terrible. it happened in simi valley, california. you can hear the terrified crowd screaming as they ran. firefighters set up a triage center. many victims hit by flying debris. police say the explosion appears to have been an accident. >>> police have a lot of questions for a man arrested near the university of washington campus with a truck full of guns. molatov cocktails and body armor. ironically, he was questioned by police the night before his arrest when he was found sleeping inside the truck outside a dormitory. cops ran his plates and found out the next day the truck was stolen.

. >>> meantime pope john paul ii has stepped closer to sainthood this morning now that a vatican commissiontentially credited him with a second miracle. that's seen as a final formal obstacle for him being canonized. >>> in canada, a pair the police call self-radicalized are facing champs that they tried to blow up the government building on that day. on monday, on canada day, police have infiltrated the plot and made sure the bombs were inert. which means they wouldn't work. police say they are no ties to any terror group or of the boston marathon bombings. >>> off the coast honduras. eight passengers were on a motor vote that left the islands on saturday, in route to utila island, it takes just a couple hours. but apparently the boat has never arrived. they're searching for the boat and eight passengers. another nothing has turned up. >>> the fourth of july shaping town a wet one, but not where rain is needed the most. up and down the eastern seaboard there's a threat of heavy storms, heavy rain and flash flooding, some areas reeling from torrential downpours over the weekend that caused

. >> the vatican announced pope john paul ii will be a saint where he cured a woman of severe brain injurystill being married but that's impressive. that is impressive. >> very good late night tv fodder. >> as long as you get your name right it's good pr. i'm sure that's what mr. weiner is banking on now. >>> another controversy, alex rodriguez has changed his tune and says he will now accept another rehab assignment. ahh, remember, where does this this take us in the saga? andy scholes with "the bleacher report." his doctor yesterday says there's no injury what's going on. >> a-rod is insisting he wants to return to the line-up. he said he was healthy enough to play but after a conference call with the yankees brass he's changing his turn. in an interview he said i'm an employee, i have to follow my bosses. that's definitely different than what we were hearing yesterday. barring another bizarre turn in this story a-rod will begin his rehab assignment august 1st. he could be back in the line-up by august 6th of course if he is not suspended about i major league baseball for his connection

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> john: as you know, two weeks ago pope francis repledged the vatican support for the abolition of the death penalty, much like john paul ii. pope francis said it is a courageous reaffirmation that human anity can confront criminality. why do you think there is a disparity between rome and so many catholics in this country. why wasn't that pronouncement from the pope reported here in the states anywhere beyond the national catholic reporter? >> well, you know, i don't know all that's involved here but i just want to say watch pope francis because he's urging catholics more and more to get out there on the margins, to be there where people are poor and suffering. he was barely elected pope and he's in a prison. he's washing the feet of a muslim person, of a woman. and -- >> john: on easter. >> and on easter. you are a good catholic. i can tell who your mama was. >> john: the pope might disagree. >> we have something new now happening in the church. for awhile, for under the last two popes, there was a lot of emphasis on orthodoxy and being tried and true catholics and all of that. that doesn't mean that's gone away. there i

. >>> the vatican now confirms pope francis has cleared the way for late pope john paul ii for sainthood. a pope must have two miracles attributed to him and this week the committee decided to credit the late pope with curing a woman of severe brain injury in costa rica. john paul ii is also believed to have miraculously healed a nun with parkinson's disease. >> right here at home, this is far short of a miracle, but finally good news for bay area commuters. b.a.r.t. service will be back on later today. striking union members agreeing to temporarily lift the strike while they work on a brand new contract with management. christie smith is live with more details on what this all means for riders around the bay area. christie, good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, jon. commuters are telling us they heard this on their way in this morning to catch the bus bridge that has been set up. they say they are very happy that the b.a.r.t. trains will be running again but also a little skeptical about what may happen after this temporary agreement runs out. will they be back here again. i w

ii. so it was a bit of a security nightmare, as you said. but the vaticanied to play down the actual risk that the pope faced there. they said that, yes, they admitted a mistake because the pope took a wrong turn and ended up getting clogged in traffic in a taxi and bus lane. that's where the problem happened. the car was surrounded by the crowd. but they said the only person that freaked out was the assistant of the pope. the pope enjoyed that warm welcome. well, in a way. you could see that literally that situation almost got out of control with security guards didn't know how to keep the people away. so they probably learned a lesson from that and probably the vatican and the pope didn't expect this kind of worm welcomwelcom welcome. today is an off day. the pope will be resting. he's 76 and he's. come out of a 12-hour trip so it is an off day, even though this is an unpredictable pope. you never know, he may just come out and do something. this is not a guy who sticks to the schedule but he certainly has a very busy week ahead so he better take some res

ii to become a saint. francis approved the miracle needed to canonize john paul. this was not a surprise, it was pope john paul who made him a cardinal. he waived vatican rules to honor another pope john 23. also, pope benedict unveiled a religious text titled the light of faith. the two made a rare appearance together chlgt it's the first time of the two have been seen together since early may. >> jobs report gives stocks a boost. >> yes. we have today's bloomberg business report. >> good afternoon. employment roar add head in june, payrolls added 195,000 workers for a second month. while the jobless rate stayed at 7.6%. these latest numbers indicate the u.s. economy is poised for faster growth. and the fb jobs report says all three stock indexes are higher today giving s and p 500 it's second weekly gain. and a 2% gain in symanech share autos and hulu according with sources one possible buyer is already out. private equity firm silver lake dropped efforts to buy hulu. paula deen announced she cut ties with her former agent. this is the latest fallout from dean's admission she's used racial slurs in the past. from bloomberg studios in new york, dan an

. >> pope john paul ii could be named a saint by end of the year. a vaticanre sainthood. now up to pope francis to sign a decree making it official. ceremonies could take place on december 8th. a major feast day in the church. >> baseball history made last night in cincinnati. it came, came, thanks to reds' pitcher homer bailey. >> mowed down the san francisco giants. throwing the first no hitter in the season. the second of bailey's career. first last september against pittsburgh. >> bailey was one walk away from a perfect game. he settled for the second no hitter and is now just the 31st pitcher to throw at least no -- two no-hitters in his entire career. >> and he is not -- the last one to throw a no hitter last year first this year. that's pretty cool. >> i think he's cementing his place in not only the hall of fame but in history of the game. pretty impressive for him. coming up. yesterday we told you about the link between lack of sleep and gaining weight. and we asked you about your strategies to keep that weight off. we got lots of responses. we'll sh

vatican. i thought it was pastoral and compassionate. >> reporter: the overture only narrowly addresses homosexuality but still it was striking. his predecessor benedict called gays objectively disordered. john paul iimosexual acts were against natural law. >> archbishops and bishops always take their lead from the pope, and the fact that the pope is trying to be more welcoming is a great step forward. >> an issue dividing american catholics. >> as a catholic i am happy to hear that sort of thing. being a lot more open and accepting. of people of all different backgrounds. i am definitely open to it. >> the book says it is an abomination. >> reporter: the pope also extending his hand to divorced catholics saying they can receive sacraments. and women saying they're more important than bishops and priests. and for a church long beset by scandal, the tone of humility from pope francis is the latest sign that a new age may be dawning for the catholic church, an attempt to energize and fortify the faithful. john, diana. >> interesting. >> quite a different tone from pope francis. really it's a remarkable change in tone. but not necessarily a change in dogma. >> john, you are right. the tone was a signif

ii has been approved for sainthood and so has -- >> go pope. >> pope john xxiii. they're going to be made saints. this came down from pope francis from the vaticanry important moment, obviously, for the catholics. >> he was a good dude that guy. >> thanks for watching. we hope you have a great holiday weekend. thanks. >> bye-bye. >>> the once bloodless coup turned bloody in egypt. this is "special report." good evening, i'm shannon bream in for bret baier. what had been calm turned into violence. there was blood shed elsewhere, as well. it came as supporters of ousted president mohamed morsi engaged in what they called a friday of rejection. we have fox team coverage. jennifer griffin at the pentagon is monitoring u.s. reaction. but we begin with senior foreign affairs correspondent greg in a ve

excited as were many, john paul 23 because vatican two and he opened up the windows to the church for reform then we started going backwards with john paul iinedict xvi. what do you think about this new pope? pope francis? are you hopeful he will be open to some of your ideas? >> there is a lot of hope in the air because he showed a lot of interesting signals and gestures. but the question is will he be able to change over to systemic changes because -- i think he could because he has invited the bishops to share with him the covenance of the church. he wants the church to be nearer to the people. he wants church with the simple and he tries to address the people directly in a common language. and therefore, there is a lot of hope. let's see if he will change from personal gestures to systemic changes and to make the space free for the bishops coming in, governing within the church for the faithful coming in, make their discussions for the future of the church. >> bill: so, how can people -- do you -- does your organization have a web site? is there a way our listeners our viewers can sign up and send some support? or at least find out foll