good morning, everybody. i'm christi paul and just before 10:00 a.m. here on the east coast. more than a million people gathered on st. peters square to canonize two previous poepe, jon paul ii and john paul iii. afterward the pope cheerfully greeted everybody from his popemobile, as you see there. president obama is defending the handling of the malaysian flight 370. the president says he believes the malaysian government has been forthcoming with information to the u.s., and he also vowed to find more assistance and support to that search. in the meantime, we know the high-tech underwater robot did
reached president obama. they are investigating. the president says an international co ligs is needed to avoid the perception that this is strictly a u.s. versus russia issue. moscow has refused to pull back thousands of u.s. troops at the ukraine border. and pro-militant russians are still holding ukraine against their will. pope john paul ii and pope john paul iii became saints. also for the first time, two living uppontiffs were present. "reliable sources" starts right
paul ii and pope john paul iii tomorrow morning, expected to draw more than 2 million worshippers. our amy kellogg is streaming live from rome with more details. hi, amy. >> reporter: hi, kelly. well, as it stands, there are more than 10,000 saints in the catholic club. but many of them are distant historical figures, kelly. so one of the reasons -- one of the many reasons the event tomorrow will be so exciting, these men to be officially made saints are really big stars of the catholic church. and is so many people, particularly john paul ii. a double papal is history making but elevating two popes to sainthood as only two have officially been recognized as the holiest of holy in the past years is significant. so that's why there are a lot of people very eager to get into position for tomorrow's ceremony on saint peter's square. john paul ii, who lived through