teresa's answer to both, no. which was also the answer to whether teresa was telling the truth. >> she failed her polygraph test. >> that lie detector failure was inadmissible in court but helped convince cops they were on the right track. they turned the heat back up on teresa. >> and they told her that they know that she snapped and she killed him. she needed to confess so they kind of threatened her. >> she didn't bend to that? >> no. she said i want a lawyer. >> teresa's family and friends like beth rallied around her. they felt ray's family just wouldn't or couldn't face the fact that he committed suicide. >> i think they don't want to believe that ray would do that. i really do. >> they're just looking for somebody to blame? >> yeah, other than ray. >> but on march 28th, 2014, five years after ray's death, officers surrounded teresa's house. >> knocked on the door early in the morning. told teresa we had a warrant for her arrest and she was under arrest for the murder of ray. she didn't look surprised. >> s

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just said mother teresa, mc. but on the other side it so happened that the fruit of silence is prayer. the fruit of prayer is faith. the fruit of faith is love. the fruit of love is service. the fruit of service is peace. god bless you, mother teresa. who more do you need. >> truly a synthesis of everything. >> a great coherence, many similarities between the two. he only met her i think once. >> he did, yes. during the senate of bishops. and when asked about that encounter, he replied, mother teresa said what she said she was going say. if she had been my superior, i would have been scared. no mailing address, no phone or fax. nowadays actually everybody knows how to reach her. she's very easily reached.

mother teresa will now be known as saint teresa. tens of thousands of people gather in st. peter's square to pay tribute to the woman who advocated for the poor. >>> two big meetings of two major allies. later from barack obama's final g20 summit. >>> officials in the u.s. state of oklahoma shut down wells. they may have played a role in the earthquake felt across seven states. >>> a warm welcome to all of you in the united states and around the world. i'm zain asher. this is "cnn newsroom." >>> all right. mother teresa is now immort immortaliz immortalized. she is now officially a catholic saint. in case you missed it, 10 or 15 minutes ago pope francis cannonized the late nun gathered at the vatican and st. peter's square. mother teresa devoted her entire life helping the poor, sick and marginalized. she was nicknamed the saint of the gutters and she ended up receiving a nobel peace prize for her work in 1979. delia gallagher has had a front row seat. lucky you. i have to ask you, delia, what changes from this point onward? when someone becomes a saint, what's new now othe

teresa: los compaÑeros de clases lograron separarlos. el agresor era david cordero de 15 aÑos giovanni asegura que no conocÍa. piensas que lo que va a ocurrir es una conversaciÓn. >> es un acomplejado. teresa: lo que sucediÓ fue un acto inimaginable. >> pensÉ que era un lÁpiz. teresa: armado con una cuchilla conocida como exacto, una herramienta utilizada en la clase de arte, cordero arremetiÓ contra giovanni y lo hiriÓ dos veces. >> en el pecho, no me cogiÓ tan cerca, pero me hubiera cogido la cara o el ojo. teresa: la madre de giovanni descansaba en su casa despuÉs de terminar su trabajo como empleada domÉstica. >> mi esposo me despertÓ. le dieron una puÑalada a tu hijo. quedÉ en shock. teresa: la noticia no venÍa de una fuente oficial sino de un amigo de su hijo que avisÓ que giovanni iba camino al hospital. ¿cree que la escuela respondiÓ debidamente? >> obvio que no, no ha habido una llamada del maestro ni del principal mide la directora, llaman cuando tu hijo tiene malas vacaciones por quÉ no llamar cuando tu hijo

we will continue to say mother teresa." on cam tag monday will be the mother teresa's death - making her canonization astonishingly rapid by church standards... only pope john paul ii, canonized 2 years ago, was declared a saint faster in the modern era. in rome, amy kellogg, fox news. the canonization of mother teresa was extra special for one southeast wisconsin parish. there was a full house this morning at blessed teresa of calcutta church in north lake. archbishop listecki was at the waukesha county parish this morning to lead parishoners at the church say this is a very special day. as a parish they try to follow in mother theresa's footsteps. it's so special for us here, because there is a strong mission in this particular parish to serve the poor and serve people who need help. a group of 26 people actually traveled from blessed teresa of calcutta parish to rome to witness this morning's cn you can watch the holy mass and canonization of mother teresa on our website -- fox six now dot com, or your fox six news mobil

teresa's work to his new assignment. welcome deacon. >> thank you. >> please would you tell us how you first experienced the missionaries of charity and mother teresa during your time in india. >> thank you for having me mike. i first met the sisters in india. as you said, permanent deacon for archdiocese of san francisco. i also work in india every year, go there each year working in a missionary diocese. one of the newest parts in the church. the bishop of that area, bishop george, was personal friends with mother. she made him chaplain to her order. when he was doing his missionary work building up the church and this remote part of india, she collaborated with him from day one and sent him some of her sisters who were among the first to work with him. to this day, they're working with him in the part of the george and him himalayans. i met him through them when goy there every year working with him. they work with him. i witnessed their work as i work with him. i've seen them work. something i notice about the sister

teresa: soy teresa rodrÍguez, en solo minuto en aquella hora... pasÓ una infancia de carencias en michoacÁn y se fue a ciudad juÁrez. escribiÓ el testimonio del momento mÁs triste de su vida. cada canciÓn guarda un secreto juan gabriel, donde nacen sus canciones. teresa: participen aquÍ y ahora busquenos en facebook, esta gran, twitter. acompÁÑenos en sÓlo minutos. ♪ ♪ fÉlix: y para quienes piensan que montar bicicleta en lo mejor para combatir el trÁfico, aquÍ tienen una alternativa. miren a este hombre que venciÓ los tacones usando un avestruz. sobre todo, resulta ecolÓgico. aunque un poco peligroso. asÍ llegamos al final. ♪ ♪ locutor: esta edición especial aquÍ y ahora durante 40 aÑos de carrera profesional, juan gabriel inmortalizÓ sus canciones. ahora sus canciones inmortalizan a juan gabriel. el trauma de su partida dejÓ una dura huella en el ♪ >> tenÍa una sencillez de la lodÍa. ademÁs, la letra es muy facil de entender. ♪

la madre teresa de calcuta es ya una santa de la era moderna... take vo/paola --y continuan los homenajes postumos para el cantante y compositor juan gabriel.. no se pierda lo ultimo desde mexico. paola --que tal, gracias por acompanarnos...

and pope francis elevates mother teresa to sainthood. >> mother teresa was called saint of the gutters and before becoming pope francis was referred to as the bishop of the slum.

la madre teresa de calcuta es a partir de hoy santa. en el vaticano el papa francisco ofreciÓ la ceremonia ante miles de personas. vamos ahora con toda la informaciÓn. ♪ ♪ locutor: este es un noticiero univisiÓn del fin de semana con fÉlix y arantxa. ♪ ♪ fÉlix: buenas tardes. bienvenidos a noticiero univision. ayer fue un dÍa histÓrico para ciudad juÁrez. inundÓ sus calles con miles de personas que dieron el Último adiÓs a juan gabriel. en vivo, estamos con pedro, que nos tiene un recuento de la misa que se transformÓ en una fiesta popular con la mÚsica de juan gabriel. adelante, pedro. pedro: juan gabriel se encuentra ya en su ciudad y con su misma gente. de acuerdo a las autoridades municipales, anoche asistieron 125.000 personas a un homenaje que se convirtiÓ en una fiesta popular. esta es la historia. ♪ ciudad juÁrez recibiÓ a su hijo prÓjimo -- prodigo. la gente se volcÓ a las calles para ver pasar la carroza con sus cenizas. a las 06:30 de la tarde, finalmente, llegÓ al que fuera su hogar durante mucho

mother teresa is still controversial. but to her followers, such criticism means little. >> i hear people complain about mother teresa and she didn't give enough care. if i could do a fraction of the good that mother teresa did and do it a fraction as well as she did it, i would be a saint. >> and soon her saabtity will be beyond reproach. >> in addition to celebrating her sainthood during masses tomorrow here at st. joseph's, there will be a special mass honoring mother teresa tomorrow in san francisco at st. ignatius church. marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >>> still to come, not your typical hit .run case. a driver accused of running into a gas station and then taking off. >>> then, an already deadly storm threatening to ruin labor day weekend for millions of peel. hermine is moving, next. >>> good evening. i'm meteorologist anthony solder. we'll track hermine and talk about our weather here at home while labor day looks to heat up. we'll talk about that and check on hawaii, as well. into a convenience store today...

and, pope francis celebrates mother teresa to sainthood. >> mother teresa, called the saint of the gutters. before becoming pope, francis was referred to as the bishop of >>> welcome to the "overnight news," i'm elaine quijano. hermine gaining strength and threatening to become a hurricane. the slow-moving system already killed at least two people including a homeless man hit by a falling tree in florida and a truck driver blown off the road in north carolina. storm warnings and watches are posted along the atlantic coast from north carolina to massachusetts. our correspondent is on the je >> reporter: after mowing through florida as a hurricane, tropical storm hermine chewed the coast of georgia and carolina saturday bringing heavy rains and punishing wind. rough seas rocked this royal caribbean cruise ship en route from new jersey to bermuda. now, hermine may crash a 5-foot wall of water into the mid-atlantic. menacing picturesque coastline from maryland to massachusetts much newly rebuilt after 2012. tony voss, the mayor of seaside heights new jersey. >> how bad was the damage when sand

mother teresa will be known as saint teresa. she was a nun and nobel peace prize winner who cared for the destitute and dying in india. to become a saint the vatican look for evidence of two miracles and they require an investigation to prove it. and mother teresa's case, an indian woman with a stomach tumor and a brazilian man with a brain infection both say that they were healed after prayers to the non-. last night pilgrims approach to the shrine teresa's blood. today's canonization coincides with the pope holy year of mercy part of the vatican was under tight security as thousands flocked to get a good viewing spot. >> it is an incredible joy. she was pushing so much for diffusing at increasing joy in the world, so we are very joyful and it is a great emotion for us. >> mother teresa was born in 1910 to albanian parents at -- in modern-day macedonia. in 1950 she started the missionaries of charity with 12 members. today there are more than 4500. on monday it will be 19 years since mother teresa died. she was 87 years old. at

. >> santa teresa. >> and, pope francis celebrates mother teresa to sainthood. >> mother teresa, called the saint of the gutters. before becoming pope, francis was referred to as the bishop of >>> welcome to the "overnight news," i'm elaine quijano. hermine gaining strength and threatening to become a hurricane. the slow-moving system already killed at least two people including a homeless man hit by a falling tree in florida and a truck driver blown off the road in north carolina. storm warnings and watches are posted along the atlantic coast from north carolina to massachusetts. our correspondent is on the jersey shore. >> reporter: after mowing through florida as a hurricane, tropical storm hermine chewed the coast of georgia and carolina saturday bringing heavy rains and punishing wind. rough seas rocked this royal caribbean cruise ship en route from new jersey to bermuda. now, hermine may crash a 5-foot wall of water into the mid-atlantic. menacing picturesque coastline from maryland to massachusetts much newly rebuilt after tony voss, the mayor of seaside heights new jersey. >> ho

pet peter's conveyor, when pope francis elevated mother teresa to saint teresa revered for her work with the poorest of the poor on the streets of calcutta, indiana. 120,000 faithful filled the square in the front row where sisters of saint teresa's order missionaries of charity. beside them, 1,500 homeless people and 13 head of state and government. and at least one royal. queen sophia of spain. cbs's seth doane reports. ? st. peter's square beneath a giant portrait of saint teresa of calcutta. pope francis acknowledged maybe we will have difficulty calling her saint teresa. because of her tenderness, he added we will continue to call her mother teresa. >> i think people recognized her as a living saint. when she was alive. they knew. >> rick farrell and mary basaloni came from anchorage, alaska all. she gave of herself and her life to help the poor. >> reporter: pope francis praised the dedication as nuns from her order listened on. the pope noted, mother teresa defended human life, unborn and abandoned. mother teresa was called the saint of the gutters and before becoming pope, franci

mother teresa is now saint teresa. this just 19 years after her death. mother teresa was canonized by pope francis in front of a crowd of thousands in rome. although she might always be known as holiness. mother teresa is now saint teresa. this just 19 years after her death. mother teresa was canonized by pope francis in front of a crowd of thousands in rome. although she might always be known as "mother" her newly bestowed title is saint teresa of calcutta. for those unable to make the trip to the vatican ... the denver archdiocese held a special celebration for the newest saint. every pew and every aisle at st. joseph's church in denver were filled with people honoring the new saint.. st. teresa of late 1980s and announced she would send nuns to colorado from the missionaries of charity --- the order she founded. four nuns from india are currently living in denver and working with homeless women in the area. creeping up on us. but some think the jackolanterns and the christmas trees are out in stores way too early. so what's the rush? we'll have the me

difficulty calling her saint teresa. because of her tenderness, we will continue to call her mother teresa. >> i think people recognized her as a living saint. when she was alive. they knew it. >> reporter: rick farrell and mary baseloni came from anchorage, alaska. she gave of herself. she lived to help the poor. >> reporter: pope francis praised that dedication as nuns from her order listened on. the pope noted mother ter redefended human life, the unborn and the abandoned. mother teresa was called the saint of the gutters and before becoming pope, francis was referred to as the bishop of the slums. both put the poor at the center of their ministry. and today, pope francis called poverty a crime. in rome, indian flags were flown with pride. while in calcutta formerly where mother teresa focused missionary work half a century others watched the canonization on a large television screen. erin and paul traveled to rome from dallas. they're not catholic but said mother teresa's appeal is universal. >> great humanitarian. g

. >>> mother teresa is now st. teresa. tens of thousands of the faithful filling st. peter's square to witness her canonization by pope francis. the huge honor for the nun who did so much in helping the poor. coming on the eve of her death 19 years ago. amy is live from rome with the latest on this. what an incredible assignment. hi, amy. >> reporter: hi, laura. st. teresa of calcutta was cannonized very, very quickly. she now joins the congregation of catholic saints, a group of 10,000. the average time to be made a saint, 180 years. mother teresa got there in just under 20. her spirit was very similar to that of pope francis who has repeatedly said he wants a poor church for the poor. also, the decades of spiritual darkness she suffered not feeling god's presence, but a blind faith is a torment we only learned about after her death. this makes her a modern saint, someone who is questioning -- can relate to. mother, now st. teresa worked with the sick, the poor, the dying in calcutta. she was a champion. she was born to a well-to-do family. god had been generous to t

peter's square during her upcoming canonization ceremony. >> you have to honor mother teresa. thank goodness the weather is nice out there because at coors field there would not be another reason to enjoy that baseball game. >> they are not doing too well are they. like you said at least it's a beautiful night in the fence enjoy that. we're looking at the camera and there are so fans sticking around even though things are going so well. overhead clear skies on the city. a beautiful night but there are storms chugging around the area. still a pretty good amount of thunderstorms and there is a counties on the eastern boarder. there were actually a number of thunderstorms in the planes earlier on today which produced hail he has largest tuna half inches in diameter. their wind gusts as high as 60 miles per hour but that is all coming to an end with maybe isolated pockets of drizzle left the east. meanwhile light showers loose through and they are fading out. the only thing left on the radar is a few bands of light to moderate activity moving through boulder county of through este

this mass elevating mother teresa to a saint. she spent her life working with the poor in i said i can'tndia. the church recognizes her as having performed two miracles. we go live to vatican city. ♪ >> all sharing the broadcast and participating here live in st. peter's square. you can hear the choir in the background i hope. it's there to welcome pope francis who has just come from the main doors, made his way to this beautiful altar where he is at this very moment -- the opening rite, the beginning of holy mass for this particular sunday. this is the ordinary sunday mass with extremely appropriate readings to sum up mother teresa's life. the rite of canonization is very brief. it will take place just in a few moments and then will begin the liturgy. many people think this is a long, long rite and it's actually basically saying, folks, this is what we've nokno for a long time and we're confirming. and we'll see father brian, a canadian, a member of the missionaries of charity fathers. he's also the superior general and certai

(andre ramos /brooklyn, ny) mother teresa is an example. she's one to see and emulate. her mercy goes beyond borders." the so-called "saint of the gutters" was awarded the nobel peace prize in 1979 for her work with calcutta's poor and sick, a labor that continued well after she herself became to mother teresa in order to reach sainthood. she's credited with curing a tumor-stricken culcutta woman.. and the recovery of a brazilian man from a deadly brain infection. seth doane, cbs news, vatican city. ((brian loftus)) >>> it normally takes decades or centuries to canonize people as saints in the catholic church after their deaths. ((kirsten joyce)) >> there is a mandatory five-year waiting period before formal evaluation of a candidate for be-atification can begin. ended up granting special dispensation in 1999./// ((brian loftus)) >>> coming up on good day we'll see a first pitch with a twist. ((kirsten joyce)) >> we'll see how these two athletes brought the olympics to the baseball mound./// ((demetria obilor)) when gold medal gymnasts laurie hernandez and madison kocia

. >>> and denver celebrates the sainthood of mother teresa. >> she helped so many people, even of different religions. >>> we begin with breaking news. denver police are on the scene of a fatal crash at i-25 and colfax. the department says the crash until further notice. >>> also tonight, i-70 westbound near the eisenhower tunnel is closed because of this. lake dillon fire and rescue says a moving van had a mechanical malfunction and burst into flames. crews shut down the westbound lanes at mile-marker 209. no one was hurt but the truck and everything in it was destroyed. >>> it only took a few hours for the starwood fire in larimer county to spread to 300 acres. the fire began this afternoon and is burning northwest fort collins near red feather lake. flames threatened around 30 structures. one subdivision was advised to evacuate. crews have the fire 10% contained. they will be work on that all evening. >> the fire will be staffed this evening in a patrol status. tomorrow morning we have additional resources coming in. and then we will continue with operations and direct suppression tomorr

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-- canonization of mother teresa. we show you how a pastor is >> alcides: thousands were in attendance this morning in vatican city to witness a woman who dedicated her life to helping the poor. fox's jennifer frederick sat mother teresa well. >> let us pray. >> reporter: monsignor michael mannion of the camden archdiocese dedicated to carrying on the legacy of mother teresa. whom he met as a 24-year-old american seminary student in rome while he was working with the city's poor. >> she always had time for everybody. >> reporter: it was 1969, monsignor mannion says he was asked by a religious sister there if he had access to a missionaries of charity flying in to rome from india. it was the beginning of a 28-year friendship between mannion and mother teresa. >> the less she tried to impress people, the more she did. her extraordinariness was found in her ordinariness and her holiness. >> repoter: mannion was ordained a priest december of 1971 in rome. he says mother teresa couldn't make it but left this momento him. >

en santa teresa de calcuta. agnes gonka, quien naciÓ en 1910 en la ahora capital de macedonia, desde los 18 aÑos entregÓ su vida a las hermanas de loreto, convirtiÉndose en la madre teresa, una mujer sencilla que velÓ hasta los Últimos dÍas por los desamparados, los leprosos, los huÉrfanos, los enfermos y los que estaban muriendo sin dignidad. desde las Áreas más marginadas de calcuta, donde en 1948 fundÓ la orden de misioneras de la caridad, la madre teresa entregÓ su vida por completo a los mÁs necesitados, creando orfanatos, albergues, centros mÉdicos ambulatorios, haciendo lo que muchos no se atrevÍan a hacer: el contacto directo y amor sincero para los mÁs pobres y marginados. y aunque nunca buscÓ la fama, su entrega no pasÓ desapercibida. recibió un sinnÚmero de reconocimientos. entre ellos, el premio nobel de la paz en 1979. viajÓ por el mundo llevando su mensaje de amor y tolerancia, y logrÓ establecer Órdenes de misioneras de la caridad en mÁs de 133 paÍses. la madre teresa de c

that's when pope francis will canonize mother teresa, the nun who dedicated her life to the poor. matt bradley has more from rome where tens of thousands have >> reporter: they have come from all over the world to honor mother teresa, her compassion and good works. >> the things that she did were only little ordinary things with extraordinary love. >> reporter: mother teresa was born anjeze gonxhe bojaxihu in 1910 to albanian parents. as a young woman, she felt called to minister to the poorest of the poor in the slums of calcutta. >> there are people who have nothing, who are wanted by no one, who have become a >> reporter: in 1950, she started the missionaries of charity with only 12 members. today there are more than 4,500 sisters. this morning pope francis led a prayer in st. peter's square saying tomorrow we'll have the joy of seeing her proclaimed a saint. among the ticket holders to tomorrow's canonization mass, a group from chicago. >> we came for the canonization of mother teresa. >> reporter: just for that? >> all the way just to honor mother teresa on her big day. >> re

es santa teresa de calcuta. ana patricia: y tenemos todo lo que pasÓ en la misa y homenaje que ciudad juÁrez le rindiÓ a juan gabriel. alejandro: y estar en vivo el encargado del vestuario del divo de juÁrez. va a compartir con nosotros cÓmo era su relaciÓn con el Ídolo musical. ana patricia: y desde las vegas, no se pueden perder el recorrido que haremos por la que fuera su casa en esa ciudad. alejandro: aquÍ en "despierta amÉrica", el programa que siempre piensa en ti. ♪ karla: gracias por estar con nosotros. nos vamos a enlazar hasta roma, italia, donde este fin de semana se llevÓ a cabo uno de los momentos mÁs esperados para los catÓlicos. ahÍ estÁ maity interiano. buenos dÍas, buenas tardes por allÁ. maity: asÍ es, buenas tardes por acÁ, y buenos dÍas a todos en "despierta amÉrica". es para mÍ un privilegio y una bendiciÓn poderles saludar en vivo desde roma, para poderles contar que hace 24 horas se llevÓ a cabo la canonización de la madre teresa de calcuta. miles de peregrinos de

la madre teresa de calcuta, una mujer muy querida, me recuerda mucho al papa juan pablo ii. carlos: grandes sÍmbolos de una Época difÍcil para catolicismo y para el mundo en general y ellos no bajaron la guardia nunca y sobre todo como lo escucharon hubo mucha gente de la india porque la madre teresa de calcuta se fue a esparcir la palabra de dios por allÁ, cambiando toda una generaciÓn, un gran evento y para toda la gente que la seguÍa muy emocionante. cari: que bueno que te tuvo la oportunidad de estar por ahÍ, no se olvide que maÑana estarÁ con más detalles de la ceremonia. carlos: le contamos que varios famosos, tambiÉn han lamentado la partida. cari: las cÁmaras comparte momentos que vivieron con el cantante. >>fue muy lindo conocerlo, lo conocÍ en santa mÓnica, estaba comiendo y me dijeron que me lo mandaba alberto. era una flor hecha en servilleta, me voltee, me levantÉ, a saludarlo, conocerlo y tuvimos una cena. >> una pÉrdida muy importante en el mundo de la mÚsica, el dÍa que falleciÓ, yo siempre dije que mÉxico estaba de luto y que la mÚsica e

peter's square beneath a giant portrait of saint teresa of calcutta. pope francis acknowledged maybe we will have difficulty calling her saint teresa. because of her tenderness, he added we will continue to call her mother teresa. >> i think people recognized her as a living saint. when she was alive. they knew. >> rick farrell and mary basaloni came from anchorage, alaska all. she gave of herself and her life to help the poor. >> reporter: pope francis praised the dedication as nuns from her order listened on. the pope noted, mother teresa defended human life, unborn and abandoned. mother teresa was called the saint of the gutters and before becoming pope, francis was referred to as the bishop of the slums. both put the poor at the center of their ministry. today, pope francis called poverty a crime. in rome, indian flags were flown with pride. while in calcutta formerly known as calcutta where mother teresa focused missionary work for half a century. others watched canonization on a large television screen. the two traveled from rome from dallas they

two miracles were attributed to mother teresa in order to reach sainthood. she's credited with curing a tumor-tricken calcutta woman and for the recovery of a brazilian man suffering from a potentially deadly brain infection. seth stone, cbs news, rome. >> lydia: mother teresa died in 1997 at the age of 97. some say the church executedded fame and reputation. people here in cleveland are honoring her sainthood. many gathered at the cultural garden today to celebrate her canonization. they laid flowers at the foot of her statue. bishop roger grease told us how he thinks mother teresa will help catholics as a saint. >> any time we get a new saint in a catholic church, we look forward to the opportunity to pay her honor and pay her respect, because we know because of the canonization period and the mirac in her name, that she touches the face of god. and so we need people that we can look to and we can count on to her our prayers. >> lydia: i love mother teresa. at the ceremony they same -- sang the same indian song they sang in rome this morning. >> arctic com

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mother teresa died just 19 years ago. some say the church expedited her sainthood because of her fame and reputation. critics of the nobel peace prize winner say her charity isn't financially accountable and lacks medically trained personnel. others have questioned the two vatican-approved miracles needed to fulfill the church's requirements for canonization... including the alleged healing of an indian woman's tumor. (monica besra, cured by mother teresa): "i saw a spark of light emerge from mother's photo and reflect on my tumour." (dr chatterjee, mother teresa critic) "even in india hardly anyone believes the miracles to be genuine, the doctors made statements to the effect there was no miracle." still by declaring her a saint...the vatican has ensured mother teresa will be remembered for i'm kim hutcherson reporting.>> a giant panda mama definitely has her hands full after giving birth to her second set of twins. the 19-year-old panda named "lun lun" delivered two cubs on saturday in an atlanta, georgia zoo. the cubs

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of saint teresa. he told the massive crowd it will be hard for admirers to make the switch, since mother teresa's saintliness is quote, "so close to us." at today's mass were a priest and about two dozen pilgrims from southeastern wisconsin. saint teresa worked for decades in india serving the poor and homeless, especially women and children. she died in 1997. after today's mass, the pope organized for a pizza lunch to be served inside the vatican saint teresa's honor. the group she founded, sisters of charity, will hand out food to the poor in india. earlier this week, marquette university honored the now saint teresa with a mass near the statue of her on campus. the nobel prize winner visited the school 35 years ago and received the pere marquette discovery award -- the university's highest honor. you can see more photos of saint teresa's historic visit to marquette on our website, wisn.com. 12 news time is now 7:07. tomorrow is labor day, and to mark the holiday, labor groups from around the area w

and pope francis celebrates mother ter-- elevates mother teresa to sainthood. >> mother teresa was called saint of the gutters and before becoming pope francis was slum. >> this is the cbs this is the "cbs weekend news." >> quijano: good evening, i'm elaine quijano. hermine is gaining strength and threatening to become a hurricane again. the slow moving system has already killed at least two people including a homeless man hit by a falling tree in florida, and a truck driver blown off the road in north carolina. storm warnings and watches are posted along the atlantic coast from north carolina to tony dokoupil son the jersey shore. >> reporter: after mowing through florida as a hurricane, tropical storm hermine chewed the coast of georgia and the carolina saturday bringing heavy rain and punishing wind. rough seas rocked this royal carroll dean cruiseship en route to new jersey to bermuda. now hermine may crash a five foot wall of water into the midatlantic. the storm is menacing picturesque coastline from maryland to massachusetts, much of it newly rebuilt after 2012. tony voz is the may

her saint teresa. i think we'll continue to call her mother teresa >> monday will be the 19th anniversary of her death making the canonization extremely quick. only pope john paul the 2nd was made a saint faster in the modern era. fox news. >>> people in oklahoma were rocked out of bed by one of the largest earthquakes in the state's history, what many people say is to blame. >>> this guy is tired of people stealing his donald trump signs of our his yard. the shocking measures he's taken to stop it from happening again. iso let me tell you what i knowe about senator pat toomey.. my mom was the principal at sandy hook school in newtown. she died that day protecting the young children in her care. when it came time to vote on background checks, pat toomey crossed party lines to do the right thing. that's who he is, and i'm grateful. independence usa pac is responsible for the content of this advertising. ♪ . >>> take a look at this. surveillance video shows the force earthquake that jolted awake how to

mother teresa as saint teresa. pope francis led today's canonization ceremony. celebrations continue tomorrow with the mass to mark the first feast of saint teresa. tomorrow also marks 19 years since her death fox 29 dawn timmeney sat down with local priest who knew her well and was there. >> reporter: monsignor manian of the camden archdiocese celebrates mass in collingswood. >> she didn't judge. she just said come see for yourself. >> reporter: the 70-year-old is dedicated to carrying on the legacy of mother teresa. he met as a 24-year-old american seminary student in rome while working with the city's poor. >> she always had time for everybody. >> reporter: it was 1969, monsignor manian said he was asked by a religious sister if he had access to a car to pick up the head of the missionaries of charity who was fly ongoing rome from india. it was the beginning of a 28-year friendship between manian and mother teresa. >> the less she tried to impress people, the more she did. her extraordinariness was found in her

mother teresa, now saint teresa, will be honored in the cleveland cultural garden. specifically in the albanian statue of her stance. wind shear? you might be asking. her parents were albanian. earlier this morning in italy thousands of faithful packed st. peter's square for the ceremony. mother teresa's revered for her work with the poor in india and she won the nobel peace prize in 1979 for her work with calcutta india is destitute and ill. that word continued after she herself me looks were evidence of two miracles. the miracle, an indian woman with a stomach tumor and a brazilian man with a brain infection, both say that they were healed after prayers to the nun. >> the things that she did were little ordinary things with extraordinary love. >> she is an example that holds -- our individual lives can this world that sometimes is too much looking for individualism. >> reporter: in 1950, she started the missionaries of charity with only 12 members. today there are more than 4500 sisters. on monday will be 19 years since mother teresa died. from now on she will be

. >>> right now on wral news mother teresa is now officially a saint. wral was in the ceremony where e around the world to see her canonization. >> plus two men facing murder charges after a fight at a sports bar. >> today our first look at hermine's impact on north carolina crops. >>> we begin with breaking news on a shooting home invasion in durham. thank you for joining us. i'm ken smith. >> i'm katheryn brown. officers were called to a home on east main street an hour ago. a man was shot in the leg. officers are looking for three packed st. peter's square as mother teresa was made a saint. >> her heroic efforts to comfort the poorest on earth earned her the nobel peace prize and now sainthood. the world's faithful made the pilgrimage to witness an unforgettable moment. >> the vatican estimates 120,000 people stood before st. peter's basilica as a mother became a saint. these were modern people under the tyranny of their devices and social media standing in a place that's 500 years old, but what happened here cannot entirely be captured in mega bites

mother teresa will now be known as saint teresa of calcutta. we will have a look at her impact of creating charities. we hear from two of them right here in the bay area. >>> now to continuing coverage of colin kaepernick's protest of the national anthem. he plans to speak this morning at san francisco's third baptist church. the quarterback is expected to address the congregation about his decision to protest. the head of san francisco's naacp reverend brown says he was invited as a special guest after he took that position. kaepernick recently has refused to stand during the national anthem citing racial injustice and police brutality as the reasons why. >> i think it's high time that people start to listen. he is talking about the systemic problem. >> the service is expected to last 90 minutes. reverend brown says several leaders in the african-american community are expected to attend. >>> santa clara's pleaolice chi is setting the record state after his officers said they don't want to work security at 49ers games. the bottom line is publi

. >>> the pope prepares to canonize mother teresa. tonight, a look at her impact here in the bay area. >>> but first, santa clara's police chief speaks to nbc bay area after his officers say they may not work 49er games in the wake of colin kaepernick's protest. >>> good evening, i'm terry mcsweeney. peggy bunker has the night off. let's begin with the story we first broke on nbc bay area that's making national headlines one day after the santa clara police officers association wrote a scathing letter to the 49ers. the department's police chief says it's highly unlikely officers will stop working 49er games despite a threat made by the officers union. laura malpert has more. >> reporter: the police chief tells me public safety is the bottom line, despite what kaepernick says or does. >> i personally, and i know all law enforcement officers throughout the country, are disappointed with colin kaepernick's acts and statements. it's very hurtful. >> reporter: chief michael sellers weighs in on kaepernick's refusal to stand for the nationa