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of them were killed. he says a gamer who lost a game quote - went crazy and started shooting up the room. we're going to get that eyewitness on the phone shortly. meanwhile, local law enforcement and federal agents still on the scene. we'll stay on top of this and keep you updated as we learn more and await the press conference from the jacksonville sheriff they are headed by mike williams. eric: first, the nation remembers a political giant. flags flying at half staff at the u.s. capitol and the white house in honor of senator john mccain. who as you know lost his year-long battle with brain cancer at the age of 81 yesterday. this is a brand-new hour of "americas news headquarters", i'm eric shawn. arthel: i'm arthel neville. the man known as the maverick of the senate remembered by past presidents, senate colleagues and political rivals as well as supporters around the country. and admirers around the world. eric: we now go to william longeness in phoenix where the senator passed away at a ranch nearby. the senator will lie in state there in phoenix at the capital

this week. hello william. reporter: as you know, some politicians are really synonymous with their state. goldwater was mom but also that is true of the man who replaced him, john mccain. while born in panama he represented the state for 36 years and was really very symbolic of individual independent nature of this place. there is a small but growing memorial at his office not far from where the mccains lived when they were not at the branch in cornmeal per week were caught up with a woman from scottsdale. >> actually cried quite a bit. it was quite emotional. it is still very emotional. it will be very difficult to fill his shoes. reporter: mccain was a lifelong republican but time and again he took positions that undercut the gop message on immigration, healthcare, campaign-finance and tax reform. but arizona voters gave him a very long leash. when reason, they knew he cared

for them. i saw him campaign in tiny towns like jerome and strawberry. spent time at a navajo reservation after flood. meeting with farmers, ranchers, there was a bond forged over time and trust. >> is a state where i think the biggest juvenile in the country because we are the youngest state to be here. and we are evolving and john was involved with the state. it was almost the embodiment of the arizona state that lives within john mccain. reporter: what is next? there will be a viewing here the state capital and what would have been his 82nd birthday on wednesday. the governor will speak. he will also name the senators replacement sometime after he is buried in washington.back to you. eric: thank you so much. senator john mccain of course,

serve the navy and came from a family with a long heritage of military service. our next guest knew him in the navy not long after he was freed for more than five years in captivity. john mccain was his commanding officer. retired u.s. navy captain, chuck nash joins us now. captain, he was your commanding officer, at an air station in jacksonville. i imagine he was really tough but fair. >> i will tell you, eric, john mccain, he is very well known, obviously. but he was among many of the heroes who came back from vietnam. names people do not know, bob nolan, terry, williams, i could go on and on. these guys put up with daily, weekly, horrific torture and

they came out of it like tempered steel. everybody has a breaking point and they reached it was probably multiple times. but they never were conquered. they heal themselves and they counted on each other to provide the healing and enthusiastic support to bring people back with no medical attention, just the spirit of each other, caring for their brother, bringing them back. only to be tortured again and go through the process. to do that here in and year out, 5 to 6 years, and not lose faith in your country, but to hold that dear, what they did was an inspiration to all of us who came in. i joined the navy and my first day back to duty was 1973. i was privileged throughout the beginnings of my career to be surrounded by such men. so when you talk about heroes it is a grossly overused word but certainly not with them. eric: when you dealt with him, under his command, what was

that like? they had to be something very special because you knew in your heart, what he went through. >> there was one moment when i just showed up in va 174 in jacksonville. and they took my class. they must have been 12 or 14 of us. and they put us in a room at the end of the passageway. in the executive officer of the squadron came in and the operations officer came in and everyone said do not be presumptuous enough to think you'll get through this program and go out and buy a house. don't do that. because it we have a one third wash out rate and blah blah blah. so then they say standby because the skipper is coming. and you are thinking if we got this from the ops officer, what is the skipper going to say? he came in and of course, he had full respect because of we knew who he was. but he came in and it was just the opposite. he said you guys are entering probably the most exciting time of your entire life.

you will look back on this with pride and enthusiasm and always with fondness. and you know, he just lit up the room.he lit up the room. he was humble, america first, country first and service first.his father, john senior during vietnam, his grandfather a senior, head of the pacific aircraft carrier operations. want to play sound bite from the liberty awards last october. listen to hell modest john mccain is. >> the land where a person can escape the consequences of a self-centered youth and know the satisfaction of sacrificing for an ideal. the land where you can go from english rebellion to a noble cause and from the bottom of your class to your parties nomination for president.

[laughter] eric: he is poking fun at himself. what is his legacy? what does he mean to us and what does he mean to you? >> i think as i mentioned earlier, along with all of those other pows that put up with so much, kept the faith and support each other, it is tenacity, it is to be bent but never conquered. to fight back and to hold true such meaningful things as country and honor and integrity. those guys, they were all more than checked up against the glass, they were really hammered and yet, they never

give it up. and have a great quote - from john mccain spoke released in may. that i would like to read as well. eric: absolutely.>> he said i hope those that mourn her passing and those that don't, will celebrate as i celebrate. a happy life lived in an imperfect service to a country made of ideals. his continued success is the hope of the world. eric: that from captain chuck nash. john mccain and icon and american hero, a symbol for us all. thank you for being here. >> a privilege to be here. arthel: we get back to a fox news alert. a mass shooting in florida, jacksonville police reporting. police say that one shooter is dead but local and federal authorities are continuing to search the area for any other suspect and for any victims inside. our fox news cutin multimedia reporter says her friend was inside and says that he has friends who were killed. he says a gamer who lost a

game, went crazy and started shooting up the room. he joins us now on the phone. first of all, thank you for joining us. tell us what you saw and what time did all of this happen? >> thank you for having me and this was two or three hours ago. arthel: around 1:00 eastern time. tell us what happened, what did you see and hear? >> personally, i actually had just stepped outside to make a phone call. i was right at the gaming event it was at. i saw the door burst open and three or four girls kind of falling over themselves to get out of the establishment. at that point i didn't know what was going on. but i could tell by the look on their face it they weren't joking around or anything like that. a good friend of mine i can recognize his voice i heard him start to yell, i am hit, get

help, i'm hit, get help.he just kept repeating it. at that moment i didn't know where he was because he was on the opposite side of the building but with people started to run i just literally started to do the same. arthel: started to run. did you see if there were security guards who were already there who were running to where the shots were fired? >> no, ma'am. they weren't security guards. however once i started running, started running to my car so as a started running, i can hear police sirens coming downtown in the direction coming full speed ahead. my phone rang and it was a good friend of mine who was actually watching the tournament on the stream. so he was kind of watching it all go down on 1/22 delay. andy called me and i knew it was something for real going on because he said are you okay and i said what is happening? he was actually able to tell me more because he was watching the screen. arthel: right. it was being live streamed. you said you just stepped out to make a phone call.

take me back to when you are inside this area. how many people were in there roughly? was it really crowded? was a standing room only? give me an idea. >> pretty much generally standing room only except for the competitors themselves. this is also kind of like a bar as well. so they have the business part of it as well there were plenty of seats for that. people were eating lunch at the time it all happened that had no idea. but the room was probably, this was the second day, there were people eliminated already so they were maybe 50 people in the building. it would have been bigger if it was the day before. arthel: roughly, what is the age range of the people there? >> if i'm not mistaken you have to be 17. arthel: but you were there so i'm wondering how old were the people around you appeared to be? sometimes it is hard to tell. >> i would say the median age was about 22 or 23.

but there were guys in the early 30s , some teenagers there. i was a pretty much 20s is what you are looking at. arthel: again, we are understanding that someone is saying that, and we've not been able to confirm any of this. these eyewitness accounts but i'm being told that someone said there was a gamer who lost a game and quote - went crazy and started shooting up the room? what can you tell us about that? >> i really wouldn't say that he went crazy and started shooting up the room because i mean i've been doing this for quite some time and people get mad when they lose and they get irate and there are all of these people arguing but the community itself is really like together. i would more so say that there are multiple guys who were upset or saying things rbs if -- things are b.s.. i don't know if they came back,

went to a get a gun or theory had one on them. arthel: how old might this person be? >> i would say in the 20s. arthel: in the 20s. as i wrap up with you, thank you for calling us and how are you doing? have you spoken to any other friends? and i'm sorry, is it true i understand that you lost some friends in the shooting?>> unfortunately, i did. it is pretty surreal. again, we're just calling each other to make sure everyone was okay. i know a lot of my friends, that room, there was no way to get out. i was really confused because i was outside the building already. i was really confused how people got out but a friend inside told me that when everything started happening, a lot of the guys actually barricaded themselves. and they were just behind the stalls. so they stayed in there the entire time. there was really no way to escape where we were playing from. you were pinned in there. arthel: if you were in contact via text with friends who are still inside, let them know to call 911 as authorities are asking them to because the

s.w.a.t. team is on scene. they will go in and get them it may in fact they are still locked inside. i'm very sorry for this dramatic event to happen to you. how old are you, please?don't say her name but how old are you? >> i am 30. arthel: you are 30. gaming is a big deal and it really has no age range. you adults in their 60s who love this. i understand how important this is and it is to our community. it is a fun pastime. but again, i am sorry for your loss, i'm sorry for you having to witness this experience this there at what should have been a very innocent event. the madden 19 tournament at a game bar in jacksonville florida at the landing. thank you for joining us and sharing your story with us. and you be careful and take care. >> thank you for having me and i just hope that our friends are in everyone's prayers. arthel: of course. arthel: of course. and we will be right back.

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just yet and are urging the u.s. to keep talking with the north as well. bringing in doctor rebecca grant and national security and military analyst. and president of independent research joining us now.i want to start here. speaking of south korea, is the south korean president getting the credit that he deserves in this scenario? he made a lot of diplomatic advances with kim jong-un even before the summit with president trump. >> yes. the president deserves a great deal of credit. first, for going ahead and deploying the missile shield even though china patient. and one thing we do not see reported a lot is that there are increasing contacts between north and south peter doocy family reunification, archery tournaments, joint canoeing teams, there is a very steady back and forth between north and south korea. and it is all very good. and moon is responsible for

that. arthel: does president moon the south korean foreign minister have enough diplomatic persuasion to get talks back on track really and also, to put more corporation, more pressure on china to incorporate in getting china to put more economic pressure on north korea? >> right, ask ask questions. i was like to listen to what south korean foreign minister has to say. she is the voice of reason. she said a few months back that she does trust and believe that kim is really serious about denuclearization p what we see happening right now is we are all waiting to see if xi jinping will go ahead with the planned visit to pyongyang. he has never been and he is planning to go there possibly in early september to mark and anniversary. after that, we may see

president moon make a visit there as well. there are so many pieces in motion at the moment.arthel: many pieces in motion. how will all of them in the process, how are they taking the cancellation of secretary state mike pompeo for the planned visit this weekend, he would probably be there right now? >> they did not take it very well. diplomacy is just not the natural thing in north korea. they have come out on the state media with more big, long words about donald trump being a double dealer, blah blah blah. i think in a way this is good partially with donald trump intended. it does remind kim jong-un that donald trump has said, kim knows what he is supposed to do to start denuclearization. we do not know all the details. but our commander in korea hinted last week that what we want to see is may be an inventory of weapons, get more information. maybe whatever it is denuclearization is on track but the engine is stalled right

now. and so we are waiting to see if kim will move it forward or not. arthel: explain this, doctor grant. in light of reporting they say 18 days after the summit in singapore with president trump and kim jong-un it was discovered kim jong-un had no plans to denuclearize. so this is conflicting reports according to what you just told me that you are hearing and meanwhile you have president trump, continuing to post flattering and favorable tweets about kim jong-un. is that part advisable as the president tries to continue his offensive? >> yes. first, the intelligence report i take it with a grain of salt because it is sort of all reported. we really want to see what happens after singapore. i think a key part here is if kim does move towards denuclearization, it will be because of his relationship with trump. north korea is saying we put up a test site, we dismantled missile stuff we did need anyway.

we sent back remains. now we want the us to make some concessions. meanwhile donald trump and mike pompeo and secretary mattis we hear are holding firm saying no peace treaty, number concessions and we can keep on military pressure if we need to. because we want to see real and concrete steps.weapons inventory, some spent nuclear fuel rods and etc. arthel: if you say that really, the linchpin here is the relationship between president trump and kim jong-un. what should the president do? he called office secretary pompeo 's trip. so he is playing hardball while sort of virtually petting kim jong-un with a velvet glove. what should the president do here? >> very complex. and i think he is on the right track. i do not think much will happen until we figure out whether china will visit but here's what president trump needs to do. the sticking points are between north and south korea they want

peace and the other sticking point is security guarantee for north korea. ironic because i have a big army, lots of artillery and stunning cyber capabilities. donald trump hard as it is, has to stay the course. he is to keep the dialogue going and that is what south korea, president moon and the foreign minister same. let's keep the dialogue going. they can do this through back channel, they can do it quietly until we see if kim jong-un will take the essential next step towards denuclearization the korean peninsula. arthel: do think kim jong-un will do that? take the next step? >> what a good question. i think chances are he will. bottom line, i like the situation much better than one year ago because no missile tests. and we know that means kim jong-un never really did develop a fully proven intercontinental capability with a full warhead reentry trajectory. and that makes america a lot safer. arthel: yes or no, should the president meet with kim jong-un again?

>> yes, he should when the time is right. arthel: dr. rebecca grant, thank you very much. >> thank you. eric: and a breaking story out of jacksonville, florida. authorities say they have been multiple fatalities per the suspect dead after what is being called a mass shooting at a gamers contest along the river.a gamer was playing and lost and just went crazy and started shooting. we are waiting for an update from the jacksonville sheriff department on that. you should have that in the next 10 minutes and will of course bring it to you live. the only one to combine a safe sleep aid, plus the 12 hour pain relieving strength of aleve. i'm back. aleve pm for a better am.

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motive as of yet but we are waiting for the news conference. reports say sadly, 15 people were shot. four people killed, 11 victims are being treated at local hospitals. one witness told fox news the shooter was a gamer who according to the witness just went crazy because he lost. took out a gun and started shooting at the gamers who were playing. the mother one young man playing since her son told her a man just suddenly pulled out a gun. multiple shots could be heard on a tape that was being streamed. when i waited for the news conference from jacksonville sheriff, mike williams. we will bring you the news conference as soon a said happens.♪ ♪ eric: and coverage continues now of the death of senator john mccain. an american political giant. his legacy will live on in our nation. reaction came swiftly from capitol hill lawmakers on both sides of the aisle. offering their condolences and

prayers. mike emanuel, our capitol hill correspondent joins us now from capitol hill where senator mccain will soon lie in state. good afternoon, mike. reporter: good afternoon to you. john mccain had a long and established legacy here i capitol hill after being first elected to congress back in 1982. mccain had been a senator since 1987. more than 30 years. in addition to fighting passionately for causes he believed deeply in such as our troops, our veterans and even try to tackle immigration reform, a big role he played in the senate was showing his colleagues how things are done here. >> over the years we had a wonderful relationship and he was a real mentor to me. i think this is a part of john mccain that a lot of people don't know about it. he took younger senators under his wing and in my case, he taught me so much about national security and foreign

policy. even when we didn't always agree. >> mccain has got a lot of praise for putting his country over his party since his passing last night. that certainly made some republicans crazy over the years including last summer when he sank gop efforts to scrap obama care. top democrats are also reflecting on who will be the next conscience of the senate and on his lifetime of service. >> he was always willing to speak truth to power. at a time when there were so few people to do that. because he was a truth seeker, he did not let parties stand in the way of truth. >> i'm not sure there's one person that will grab this and move forward but if we take a lesson from his life and his public life we can make a difference. >> it's been a very quiet sunday here on capitol hill. when senators return tomorrow you can expect there will be plenty of time for reflection on the life and times of senator john mccain.

in preparation for him to lie in state at the u.s. capitol. eric: a giant in our political state. you are in the russell office building right now? >> i certainly am, yes, sir. eric: senator schumer has been floating, a possibility of renaming the building in which you are now in, the mccain senate office building. we'll see if that does happen. michael, thank you so much. reporter: yes, sir. eric: now we go to the jacksonville sheriff department, sheriff mike williams has a conference on the mass shooting earlier today with multiple fatalities. let's listen. >> as we await the audio to get prepared for a moment there, we will bring up today. authorities said they were multiple fatalities at a gamers contest, madden 19. one suspect is dead they have not yet released his identity. they did not say what the

motive was. one witness in the game tells fox news that it was a gamer who lost and then got angry and quote - went crazy and just started shooting apparently. we are now waiting for the news conference. as officials are about to give the sign that they will begin. it is a tragic mass shooting in our country. especially in this sudden manner in which you had young people, the minimum age of 16 years old, participating in a gamers contest. the madden nfl contest. to potentially go to las vegas to play in this game. we will bring the news conference as soon as it begins. we thought it was but there has been a delay. we will have that in a moment. arthel: will get back to the most important story of the day. more on how senator john mccain legacy and the maverick and his impact on washington will linger. let's bring in jamie weinstein,

the host of the jamie weinstein show podcast at the national review. i hope i do not have to interrupt you jamie but you know we are awaiting the news conference to start. if i need to i will. first of all, is anyone who disagree with or deny senator schumer 's efforts to rename the russell office building to honor senator mccain? >> sadly, i do think that there are fridges on both side of the party. but there was something nice on twitter today, go ahead and do what i did. people that do not like them on the fringes on the right and on the left. so there may be some people but i think the overwhelming majority of american public looks to john mccain as a hero no matter what or where he stood maybe a particular partisan political issues. but for what he represented in vietnam and the way he appealed to the better angels of our nature in this politics. i think the vast majority of the country will be very happy to see such an honor bestowed upon john mccain.

arthel: not only a war hero but a bipartisan champion. as the legacy and spirit of senator mccain lives on in the halls of congress, what do you think will be the senators lasting impact?>> i don't think -- he was very involved with shaping legislation. as you said, he reached across the aisle but i think what his lasting legacy is, as i said he appealed to our better angels. he campaigned for president in 2008 and he wanted to run an honorable campaign. he refused to seize on issues that may have been politically advantageous to him. but that would have divided the country. in ways that he thought was negative. he was willing to stand up to what you might term kooks in his own party try to attack then president obama in ways that he thought was dishonorable. i think that is his legacy. that even when it might be politically advantageous to appeal to negative parts of our nature, to campaign negatively, to kind of focus in on very

divisive political issues, he refused to do so. andy tried to appeal to the greater principles of this country to unite the country. even if at times it was politically disadvantageous to do so. arthel: he certainly did. will his passing provide an elixir to soothe that bipartisan barricade in washington? or will the effects wear off in a matter of weeks? >> i hope so. i do not think anyone that watched the 2016 campaign watched it and imagined that this was the politics of john mccain. it seems like a different party than the one that he was for in 2008. it seems like a different america. i hope that if one thing comes from his passing, it kind of encourages people in washington, people across the country, to again come appeal to the principles of america, to the better angels of our nature that john mccain did. in my confident that will happen?

i'm not so sure. arthel: of course, they will never be another senator john mccain. however, is there another lawmaker that might try to take the baton from the senator? >> certainly, john mccain had several people in the 70 he meant would be lindsey graham being one. but one figure new to the senate probably one that has not built a deep relationship with john mccain and certainly does not have a war record he does, but the senator from -- he sees someone like john mccain willing to speak his mind. even if it is disadvantageous to go and do so. you must bring the country together. in some ways i do see him as crafting a little bit of a legacy like john mccain. otherwise he said, john mccain is one-of-a-kind. especially his story from vietnam and refusing to go home when he was offered release because it was not the right thing to do. i do not know if anyone can quite replace john mccain. arthel: ,no, no one can't. as the president watches the

tributes and accolades come in from all over the world. politically and other characteristics that can divide people, is it possible that president trump will ease up on the divide of the country? >> i think what president trump my say is that he won with his style. but i think with john mccain he might say at what cost win at what cost does focusing on divisive issues and touring the country apart, what cost is that in the long run? so you know, i hope that he would see the legacy of john mccain and try to bring the country together in ways that perhaps, he hasn't so far. but i'm not so sure that his advanced age, he is a man who is seasoned himself. he is going to do a radical change in the way he conducts himself. arthel: jamie weinstein, we had to leave it there. >> it varies on the person to pronounce it. i say weinstein. arthel: mr. weinstein, thank you very much.

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this afternoon in jacksonville, florida. authorities say the spect in the shooting at a game or contest on the riverfront is dead. they described him as a white male. they have not publicly identified him. they do not have an exact moment. police say several people the ark were killed and bodies remain at the scene. law enforcement sources say in all, 15 people were shot. you can hear that in the state. four people shot were killed and 11 are being treated at local hospitals. one witness told us the shooter was a gamer he lost and went crazy and started shooting. the mother of a young man who was playing says her son just told her a man just suddenly pulled out a gun. multiple shots can be heard on the tape.

again, the suspect as a white male.arthel: witnesses say that he was part of the gaming contest. they are saying that he lost and he started shooting at the other contestants. we will keep you updated on exactly what happened there at that madden 19 tournament in jacksonville, florida when we get more details in the investigation. meanwhile, a tumultuous week for president trump. one former associate convicted another taking a plea deal and a key executive of the trump organization given immunity by federal prosecutors. our legal panel will weigh in. plus continuing coverage of the passing of senator john mccain who this week will receive the rare honor of lying in state at the u.s. capitol. if you have psoriasis, ...

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evidence yet. we will bring in michael cohen and wessel berg and others to interview them but again we don't want to be as reckless as he is. i think having thorough investigations, putting forth an impenetrable case to the u.s. people, doing a bipartisan way is a way to do it but we are not there yet. eric: that is congressman --

talking about the possibility of impeaching the present. comments come after the weekend in which the one-time campaign chair, paul manafort was convicted of fraud charges for former mayor michael cohen -- what does all this mean? our legal panel, defense attorney and former prosecutor alex little, criminal defense attorney and former prosecutor and former assistant u.s. attorney.let's start with you. is the president of your viewing any legal jeopardy? >> i believe he is. although in the beginning stages because we cannot prosecute a sitting president. you have to be impeached. the fact that the prosecutors are offering full immunity to a key player in the organization, means to me they are definitely going after president trump. eric: alex, or alan, a longtime cfo of the trump organization is, immunity may only deal with specifically as it relates to michael cohen and not the entire organization. what you see the pitfalls that

the president has to be careful of in terms of legal jeopardy? >> facing investigations from three separate office is peer now the state prosecutors in manhattan. so he got three separate really skilled teams and i think the jeopardy is that he doesn't know where the next hit will come from. i expect they will keep coming. >> we talk about the investigation, it is not just russia or the potential financial issues. >> right. eric: it is the trump charity this week that they were investigating that. >> and there is not much reporting about what looked like michael cohen really has a great deal of information about potentially illegal activities that donald trump is doing through the foundation. we been focused on russia but there may be a great deal of

wrongdoing there. we'll find out about that i think a lot more in the coming week.eric: and of course there is a $130,000 payment that have been talked about that was somehow funneled through the organization to michael cohen allegedly disguised as legal fees when it was not. let me play a soundbite from the president on air force one where he basically denied knowing about the payments. here's what the president said. >>[inaudible] eric: the president clearly saying he does not know which was clearly not the case. he had the audiotape of michael cohen about the president talking about payments. could that be or is a potential there of obstruction of justice with legal jeopardy? >> absolutely. the thing the president has to be careful of is perjury. if he was to come into a court and questions but i believe that is why michael cohen took

the plea and as part of the plea i'm sure he will cooperate and that is why he is implicating the president. eric: would prosecutors see that as obstruction of justice? denials? he is not under oath. >> i don't think necessarily obstruction of justice more of a perjury issue.if they would testify to give a statement and then contradict himself.eric: the last word on this, where is there or is there legal issue with these conflicting statements? >> i don't think it is a legal issue. he didn't make it to an fbi agent but think about the world we're living in. there is a pretty significant piece of information about payoffs that the president did during the campaign. this is a political issue, it will continue to be a political issue and if we were in any of the president -- there should be serious moves towards impeachment. eric: do thing that will happen? was i think at some point there will be a point when they cannot deny that the president is involved in illegal activity. as more comes out it will be a scramble. eric: the president says is a witchhunt so we will see how it rolls out. i'm sorry we are up against this because a breaking news. thank you. >> thank you. eric: we will be right back. so i can buy from

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regarding the very serious form of brain cancer that senator john mccain fought so bravely during the last months of his story life. this is the same former brain cancer that took the life of another giant in the senate, ted kennedy of massachusetts at age 77.in fact, senator kennedy died nine years to the

day before senator mccain. august 25 2009. it also took the life of the vice president, joe biden 's son at age 46 and 2015. vice president bob biden who was mccains -- put out a statement last night quote - john was many things. a proud graduate of the naval can become a senate colleague, a political opponent, but to me, more than anything, john was a friend. america will miss john mccain. the world will miss john mccain. and i will miss him dearly. that is from the vice president, joe biden. it has been a tough story to report on. i think it hits all of us personally.

our thoughts and prayers and sincere condolences out to the mccain family. may god rest senator john mccain 's soul. eric: absolutely. a man of character and conviction. when you met him he had such enthusiasm in meeting people and knowing us with the love of our nation. his service for so many decades. [♪] howie: tributes are pouring tributes are pouring in from george w. bush to barack obama. from commentators after his death yesterday at 81. i knew this line of the senate quite well but i'm not here to lionize him. he never cast himself as a saint the way he ended his first marches ethical breach in the peddling scandal that inspired his crusade for campaign-finance reform.to his apology for not having enough the confederate flag in south carolina to boost his chances in the states primary. call himself a coward.