-- companies in phoenix. celebrating his life. the number of people that he touched. the long list of lawmakers from all over the country, as others making this day a priority. they are paying their respects to john mccain. see folksurprise to from both sides of the aisle. about his influence and the people who are eulogizing him, his political opponents, what does it say about john mccain russian mark --? you could honestly disagree with something and then go out and have a beer. a lot of us are going to look back on it and somehow retrieve at some point. where you can honestly disagree with something and go out and have a beer. agee live in a day and where you can watch 24 hour cable news and you can fill your day with politics. it is not just around election time, it is 24/7. no one is running for anything. everybody is still connected. >> i flip channels all the time and i see, you are watching two re is ant worlds, the different story. are some things you can avoid talking about, but there is the experie

then the motorcade will move through the streets of phoenix to that baptist church in north phoenix where service will begin. members of the public holding mccain signs, lining this route right now. he's been lying in state here since yesterday. members of the public were standing in line for more than three hours, waiting to file past and pay their respects. 21 people actually had to be treated for heat-related issues. the people of this city, of this state saying good-bye. back to you, wolf. >> yes, the casket is going to be leaving the state capitol, heading over to the north phoenix baptist church, where the ceremony will occur. we anticipate that will last for at least an hour, hour and a half or so. dana, you're there on the scene for us. you're already at the church. what are you anticipating? >> well, wolf, first i just want to note what we're looking at right now. as nick talked about, these are members of the arizona national guard, but they have a very personal connection to the mccain family. maeve, talk about that. >> these men that we see in front of us were actually, i beli

i'm trace gallagher in phoenix, at the north phoenix baptist church.e place honoring senator john mccain. this ceremony is the last time that arizonans have two pay their respects and say they're their fond farewells to john mccain. at 2:00 this afternoon, he will be placed onto an airplane at sky harbor airport and flown to the nation's capital to lie in state in the capitol rotunda. his funeral and then his internment at the naval academy. and then of course, the service today is remarkable for a couple of things because we will see 24 current senators along with four former senators and the breakdown is 15 republicans and 13 democrats. i was talking to nebraska senator ben sasse, and this is for a reason. john mccain often went across the aisle, he had dear friends on both sides of the aisle and really emblematic of that is his relationship with the former vice president joe biden. they go back some 40 years to when john mccain was the navy's liaison to the senate, and in that capacity john mccain would often travel with joe biden to these overseas

welcome back to phoenix park in dublin. behind me, performance since, performers, singing, talking, playing their instruments for the crowd of people who have gathered here for the mass here in phoenix park this afternoon. a crowd of half a million people are expected to listen to pope francis say the mass. i have been away on a very short break and when i left, although the park was filling up behind me, there we re park was filling up behind me, there were some spaces. i've come back and it is really getting quite full now. there is much more to this area for the mass than you can see behind me in the shot. as far as i can see, people everywhere. we are just seeing the president of ireland, we have just seen the president of ireland and the taoiseach, the prime minister, arriving for this service. there has been a lot of complementarity commentary in the newspaper today for the speech that the prime minister gave, just before the prime minister gave, just before the pope's speech yesterday. he called for a new chapter in

speaking from phoenix park.arlier i spoke tojohn allen, the editor of the catholic news site crux. john's been in dublin all week covering the pope's visit, he is normally based in the vatican and colorado. it is difficult to know what the impact the trip is going to have but iam impact the trip is going to have but i am struck by the juxtaposition of two things, one that if you spend time in croke park in dublin where there is a festival of families last night, if you were at phoenix park this afternoon with pope francis, if you were along the motorcade route, there was genuine enthusiasm and jov- there was genuine enthusiasm and joy. there was a sense that the pope's presents with a shot in the arm of what is a fairly beleaguered catholic community but on the other hand all throughout the 32 hours of this trip and of course it is not quite over yet, there has been, not only have there been literal storm clouds in dublin in the sense that the weather has been dreadful today but metaphorical ones in the weight o

and we came to this mass in phoenix park and i know that you we re phoenix park and i know that you wererly struck by the words of the bishop of dublin and then by the pope. do you think that will be a feeling shared by many people? i think so, will be a feeling shared by many people? ithink so, looking will be a feeling shared by many people? i think so, looking over the whole mass, it was a wonderful expression of continuing faith in the irish people. pope francis's address, the extended rate of penance was a careful listening, and the victims who were represented in the victims who were represented in the various categories in the ways people have been violated by the irish church in the recent past and he named the different context and stopped after each one and said lord forgive us, may we be forgiven for this. he spoke in his own language which allowed them the flexibility to express sincerely what he had in his heart. the people you're responded very warmly to those words. if there is to be this new spring, the bishop of dublin spoke about this new chapter that the irish prime mi

it is enormous, as anybody who has been to phoenix park will know. the numbers who are there is huge, people surging to get a site, and not just the site, people surging to get a site, and notjust the site, to have their hand touched by the pope. for those who are catholics, it is profoundly symbolic moment, the link between man and god exemplified by this figure, and a hugely controversial figure, and a hugely controversial figure in the politics of ireland, in the days of the conflict of northern ireland, the then pope was regularly condemned by ian paisley of the democratic unionist and his party, some fear that the papacy would be a kind of government, and it would tell the people of northern ireland what to do if they were ever reunited with the republic of ireland. relationships have changed, attitudes have changed. the pope is attitudes have changed. the pope is a largely religious leader now rather than a secular one, and certainly not a political one, but the vatican is still a state in its own right that sends ambassadors around the world,

phoenix recently experienced its worst drought in one thousand years. reign was followed by every new dry spell water shortages could begin cramping residents lifestyle in less than a decade but among residents there are no signs of panic. after all a lot can happen in a decade. you have to let. almost the problem be there and then mankind is very very innovative it's very entrepreneurial it will solve the problem here we are in arizona we're one state away california is in the way of the ocean the ocean has more water than all of mankind could ever use it's got salt in it so at some price you can desalinate that water and you have fresh water. if we're willing in arizona personally to pay for getting that water here and paying for the price of decelerated here then we can live here if not we need to choose to live someplace else. is the solution really that simple desalinate sea water or relocate an entire city. maybe the question we should be asking is a different one. what if our energy hungry lifestyle simply isn't compatible to living in a desert.

welcome back to phoenix park in dublin.huge space in dublin, where, this afternoon, 3pm, pope francis will be saying mass in front ofan francis will be saying mass in front of an estimated crowd of half a million people. you can't see the entire area behind me here where i'm standing, but it is huge. and it is filling up, despite the inclement weather from hours ago, filling up, despite the inclement weatherfrom hours ago, when filling up, despite the inclement weather from hours ago, when the first very hardy people arrived to ta ke first very hardy people arrived to take their positions. if we have a quick look at the scene at dublin airport, the pope's plane has arrived back from the area of knock, in the west of ireland, where he was visiting, this morning. we can't just see the shot of the plane at the moment, with the flight number ir2018, marking the pontiff's visit and the flight took him out to knock from earlier on today. it was iri979, marking the last time the pope was in ireland, john paul ii was that there is

hello and welcome again from dublin, from phoenix park. this huge park in the city where the pope has been touring around the crowds who have gathered to see him here today in the popemobile. this vast area of the popemobile. this vast area of the park behind me, laid out in grids, the crowds were directed into different sections of that great. and the popemobile is making its way among those sections of the crowd. so that as many people as possible could get a good view of pope francis. estimates for today were half a million people. it was certainly in the hundreds of thousands. we will try to get a clearer picture of the figures, but a very significant number coming out to see him. here is a fantastic view up to see him. here is a fantastic view up with the aerial shot, a sense of the crowds and that stage slash altar. it was designed for this occasion. it was not in dublin that the first engagement of the day happened for pope francis. that was and shrine of knock in the west of ireland. it might be very familiar to catholics, but for

highways of phoenix for one last moment in arizona with john mccain. many waving the flag of the country he so long served. and some holding campaign signs from years gone by. ♪ amazing gras >> reporter: at the church where he worshipped for 25 years, john mccain was remembered and celebrated. each speaker reflecting an aspect of his life and his values. larry fitzgerald, the great wide receiver of mccain's beloved arizona cardinals. >> i'm black. he was white. i'm young. he wasn't so young. he celebrated differences. he embraced humanity. >> reporter: and joe biden, a political opponent for so long, but a friend first. >> i always thought of john as a brother. we had a hell of a lot of family fights. >> reporter: biden praised what he called mccain's ageless code. >> he could not stand the abuse of power. always about basic values, john, fairness, honesty, dignity, respect. >> reporter: and the former vice president saying mccain's fierce patriotism is why his passing has touched such a deep chord across the country. >> i think john believed in us. i

apparently when he and cindy were raising their kids in phoenix, she was from phoenix.why he moved here. he tried to make it back for the weekend to be here. it's obvious the love his children have for him and the deep pain they are feeling. it is obvious on the tarmac, the touches of shoulders, the body language between them all. it's clearly an unusual family, modern family, very, very united now. brooke? >> nick, thank you so much. maive. i want to come to you, but let's sit in respect for this national hero. his dear friend, joe biden, at his service, he said to paraphrase shakespeare, we shall not see his like again. maive? >> that was that moment, brooke, that hits you in the gut. i mean, it was so poignant. i'm thinking of senator mccain's friends, this former fighter pilot taking his last flight and all his friends on board who are swapping stories about him, telling his funniest jokes. >> let's just watch. >> we'd like to say good-bye to a man that's meant so much to this state. >> there they go. we'll be switching over to another frequency to direct them back

marcy gonzalez abc news, phoenix. >>> a bay area catholic leader and mccain family friend delivered the invocation. >> let these tears bring blooms in the desert he loved in the country he served and in all our hearts, amen. our husband. >> thfather reese met senator mccain when he worked in phoenix as the head of the high school where his sons attended. >>> san francisco showing off a model of what a safe injection site for drug users would look like. mayor london breed will be touring the facility around 11: 11:30. state lawmakers passed a bill for a pilot program which allows people to use heroin and other drugs under supervision. san francisco would become the first city in the u.s. to offer a safe injection site. >>> dozens of employees of facebook say they are getting attacked for their conservative views. the "new york times" reports more than 100 employees have signed an online group called facebookers for political diversity. the small group of employees claims their colleagues are quick to attack views that are not liberal or left leaning. the new group has apparently upset ot

joining me now, as we watch the hearse going from the state capitol in phoenix to the north phoenix baptist the memorial service for john mccain, joining me are msnbc military analyst colonel jack jacobs, medal of honor recipient who of course also served in vote familiar. john weaver, political director for senator mccain's 2000 presidential campaign, now an msnbc contributor. and msnbc political analyst michael steele and political historian michael beschloss. john weaver, first of all, thank you for being here. >> thank you, andrea. >> this has been such a difficult passage, joyful at times, but overwhelmingly sad, because of the loss of this man, a singular voice in american life, american politics. >> i received a message from jack mccain, his son, who is a graduate of the naval academy and who is serving our country. he said, john, don't be said, you know the old man, he would like us to get back in the good fight. that's how i'll remember him. not that we need to be reminded to get back in the good fight because we're all mccainiacs, but come monday we'll be doing that. >> what is th

se el aeropuerto sky harbor en phoenix, arizona.r con esta cobertura especial. estos servicios conmemorativos alsenador john mccain. ya regresamos. ♪ el camry 2018. toyota. vayamos juntos. pamela: seguimos con mÁs de ediciÓn digital. tenemos imÁgenes en vivo del aeropuerto internacional sky harbor en phoenix. se preparan para rendirle homenaje al fallecido senador john mccain. >> vemos cÓmo el cuerpo de john mccain y sus familiares. le han rendido homenaje, y han subido al aviÓn. se espera quedentro de muy poco tiempo comience este viaje que les va a llevar hasta la capital del paÍs donde maÑana tambiÉn se les realizarÁ un homenaje en el capitolio. vamos a cambiar de noticias porque hay un vÍdeo que estÁ conmocionado las redes sociales y es nuestro vÍdeo del día, vamos a escucharlo. [hablan en inglÉs] borja: esta discusiÓn es parte de este vÍdeo viral del que estamos hablando. se trata de un ataque racista. en lugar un vecindario de indianÁpolis. la mujer nos agrediÓ verbal y fÍsicamente en su casa. -- los agrediÓ en su casa verbal

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sedona to phoenix.ince this news is starting to spread here in arizona, where the senator was very much beloved here, keep in mind he was elected six times to represent the state in the u.s. senate. and we've seen people coming by, bringing flowers. one man with a very large trump banner on the side of his pickup truck came by with a sign that said, senator mccain, we thank you for your service. that's noteworthy considering how the senator and the president have sparred, even recently, as recent as the summer, we saw the senator speak out about some of the behavior he did not appreciate from the president. so still here in arizona, you're seeing an outpouring of love and support. people stopping by to get that news and just taking a moment for it to sink in here. but everything that has happened here since we learned that the senator has passed, moving rather expeditiously as they were planning for this, all of this, george, as it was just four days before senator mccain would have turned 82 years old.

we are taking you live to phoenix, arizona. the memorial service for the late senator john mccain is about to get underway at the north phoenix baptist church. he never really flaunted his faith on the campaign trail when he ran for president but i know senator mccain could quote grifter at length and also served as the room chaplain to his fellow prisoners of war in north vietnam. you can see the hearst has arrived at the church in phoenix, arizona. vice president joe biden will be among those paying tribute during this service. after this memorial service at the church, senator mccain's casket will be flown to washington d.c. and tomorrow, before the service, there will be a final burial at the naval academy in maryland which is set for sunday. we will be live streaming this service for you on our website at ktvu.com. you can watch it right now on ktvu plus. >>> we have a mural of robin williams to share with you. this was painted by an argentinian artist. this was taken from a photograph. williams died four years ago this mo

a mass led by the pope at phoenix park in dublin is attracting huge crowds.using his native spanish for praise of forgiveness for abuse at all levels. a huge crowd of up to half a million people have gathered for this final event of the world meeting of families here in dublin. here the other headlines this hour. british—iranian charity worker, nazanin zaghari—ratcliffe, returns to prison in iran, following a three day release. her family hoped she would be granted an extension. senatorjohn mccain, the americam vietnam war hero who became a republican politician and canddate for president, has died at the age of 81.

. >> senator john mccain is set to be remembered in services in phoenix, arizona and the nation's capital. wednesday on what would have been his 82nd birthday, senator mccain's body will lie in state at the arizona state capitol in phoenix, followed by a private ceremony. arizona's junior senator jeff flake will speak. thursday, a funeral service at north phoenix baptist church where his senate colleague former vice-president joe biden will be among the speakers. the senator's body is thrown to joint base andrews in maryland and he'll lie in state in the capitol rotunda. saturday, former presidents george w. bush and barack obama memorialize senator john mccain in a ceremony at the national cathedral. and he will be laid to rest at the u.s. naval academy in a private ceremony. >> c-span, where history unfolds daily. in 1979 c-span was created as a public service by america's cable television companies. and today, we continue to bring you unfiltered coverage of congress, the white house, the supreme court, and public policy events in washington d.c. and around the country. c-span is brough

beautiful setting in phoenix park in dublin.805 now. still keeps up a pretty punishing schedule. there is michael d higgins, the irish president. they have met before, including at the pope‘s inauguration in 2013, and last year, when president higgins presented the pontiff with a climber bell by the irish artist vivian roach, you piece designed to warn about the threat of climate change, which is an issue on which both men have expressed their concern. the guard of honour, made up concern. the guard of honour, made up of members of the irish naval service, who have been taking part in operation sophia in the mediterranean sea, aimed at disrupting the activities of people smugglers and assisting migrants to prevent the loss of life at sea, again something which pope francis has spoken about. so the beginning ofa has spoken about. so the beginning of a day of engagements here in dublin for pope francis. and we will be bringing you full coverage of those events. brass band plays. the army number one band, playing now for pope franc

viewing in phoenix.urners have been pouring in to see senator mccain lying in state. former servicemen as well as republicans and democrats alike have been paying their respects. >>> as chris mentioned, there will be a memorial service tomorrow in phoenix. the national memorial is set for saturday in washington dc. >>> president trump says that his administration's top lawyer is leaving his post. the president we did today -- white house counsel don mcgann will be leaving his position in the fall, shortly after the confirmation. judge brett cavanaugh to the united states supreme court. i have worked with don for a long time and truly appreciate his service. although he is planning to leave, sources told cbs news that he was surprised by the tweet. he has been key in helping the president nominate conservative judges to the bench. he made recent headlines for cooperating extensively with the special councils russia probe, reportedly giving over 30 hours of testimony. >> he is a really good guy. he has bee

a certiservice well be held in phoenix. joe biden will pay tribute. one person who will not be there is pasarah palin. >> yesterday, hoards of people lined up to pay respects on what would have been john mccain's 82nd birthday. more from cnn's nick watt in phoenix. >> reporter: dave and kaylee, arizonans have waited in the heat to pay respects to the man who represented them in washington for 35 years. first satisfias a congress memb then senator. there was earlier in the day an intimate ceremony inside the capitol for friends, colleagues and family. then governor ducey called mccain the favorite adopted son. the only things people know about arizona overseas are the grand canyon and john mccain. >> imagining arizona without john mccain is like picturing arizona without the grand canyon. >> reporter: ice wife was dabbing away a tear. on her way out, touching the casket. a funeral service will be held in phoenix before the senator's body is flown to washington, d.c. where he will lie in state. on saturday, a ceremony at the national cathedral. john mcc

this is a project we started a year ago in phoenix.d the residents in phoenix if they would help us design the future of technology. 10,000 said, yeah, sign me up. carting a lot of phoenix, inabout places like chandler and mason, for about a year. we have 400 of them, we call them early riders. incredibly helpful in understanding and polishing the system. our focus as engineers is making sure the system is very, very safe. we don't want to hurt anything. we don't want to hurt anyone. we don't want to contact anything. when you have users in the car, you get insights. these insights i think ari and since we would not have gathered without the help of these our insights think we would not have gathered without the help of these pioneers. guessed the drop off point for the grocery store is the entry door to the grocery store. that is pretty straightforward. but where should the pickup point b for the user -- be for done withhen they are their grocery cart. we thought pick them up where we drop them off. that's not the right answer. someti

las honras fÚnebres del ciudadano mccain se realizarÁn en phoenix. en washington d.c.ado en el cementerio de la academia naval de annapolis. homenajes se rendirÁn en los prÓximos dÍas. >> con la misma dignidad que caracteriza su vida polÍtica y personal, eki senador john mccain enfrentaba una batalla con el cÁncer. todo el mundo celebra su vida. >> un hÉroe, un caballero y tambiÉn un polÍtico impredecible que no tenÍa temor a negociar con sus adversarios polÍticos. el senador john mccain muriÓ vÍctima de un cÁncer en el cerebro. hoy en el estado de arizona al cual representÓ en el senado federal por 32 aÑos, se lamenta su muerte. >> es una lÁstima . una gran pÉrdida. me siento afectado porque ese hombre luchÓ por los derechos de los inmigrantes tambiÉn. >> anoche centenares de personas salieron al paso de la caravana que transportÓ los restos mortales del senador mccain desde su rancho en corbin, arizona donde muriÓ rodeado de su familia hasta la ciudad de phoenix. veteranos del servicio naval al cual perteneciÓ. serÁn embalsamados sus restos. este miembro de la guardi

phoenix was just outside that.or mccain tried to fight the law so there would be direct flights to phoenix. there were three added and his critics said he was doing that because he wanted to make his commute easier back and forth to phoenix. he got it changed but he was so stubborn that he took flights that connected and he was supposed to introduce president bush at one event and didn't make it because the connection didn't work and senator kile made the introduction. >> martha: that's classic. i'm being told we expect we're going to see general mattis here shortly and general keane, clearly, the president and john mccain had a lot of difference. they're well documented. and there's general mattis now. clearly john mccain had a lot of confidence in the president's team. >> he does. said it publicly. he believes it's the finest national security team he's seen in his life time. and yes, much is made of the difference between the senator and the president. i actually think that where they're heading in terms of the

so this is a project that we started about a year ago in phoenix where we asked residents of phoenixey would be willing to help us design the future of self-driving technology. we had in about a day 10,000 hand raisers who said yes sign me up. i would love to take a shot and help you design self-driving transportation. so we have been carting a lot of these folks about phoenix, and other communities within phoenix, for about a year now. we have about 400 of these people. we call them early riders. and they have been incredibly helpful to us in understanding and refining and polishing the system. our focus as engineers has been on making sure the system is very very safe. we don't want to hurt anything, we don't want to hurt anyone, we don't want to contact any object. but when you have real uzers in the car -- but when you have real uz users in the car, we get different insights. these insights i think are insights that we wouldn't have gathered without the help of these pioneerpioneers. i will give you an example. let's say you want to go to grocery store and you want waymo to take

arrive from phoenix.a memorial service was held at his phoenix church before he left arizona for the last time. >> reporter: today, arizon offerelast fewell to senator mccain who represented them in congress for than three decades. at times the service at the north phoenix baptist church was moving. >> everything has a season. >> reporter: it was musical. but above all, it was a celebration of a unique american-statesman. >> senator mccain, it has been a true honor to call you friend. >> reporter: he is a wide receiver for the cardinals. >> and was a perfect -- it was a perfect example of american politics and service to fellow men. >> reporter: joe biden says his friendship endured despite their political differences. >> we understood the same thing. all politics is personal. it is all about trust. and i trusted john with my life. >> reporter: a bad paper played with a nod to his scottish heritage -- bagpiper played with a nod to his scottish heritage. the farewell will now move to washington. this eveni

greyhound says the bus was headed from albuquerqmal t from phoenix.cuers worked to free passengers. >> it was a disaster. people were, you could tell people were distressed. screams were coming from the bus, which is horrible. >> reporter: new mexico state police say preliminary crash information indicates the semi blew a tire. witnesses say the vehicle crossed the median and hit the bus head on in the westbound lanes. >> there were skid marks on our side of the road that went across the median into the oncoming traffic on the other side. >> in cases like this a barrier would have definitely helped the situation. >> reporter: the crash also caused a backup the national transportation safety board dispatched a team to the site and will investigate. >>> senator john mccain worked in the nation's capitol for more than four decades, today his body will lie if state at the capitol rotunda as washington pays its respects. yesterday, mccain was honored in his home state of arizona. he was remembered for his character, decency and love of his country. 24 stat

they are at phoenix sky harbor airport where the casket will be loaded onto an aircraft. roughly 3,500 mourn's paid their respects at the north phoenix baptist church to remember the beloved american hero who devoted his life to serving this country and whose impact on the country will continue for decades. with me now is somebody who knows these stories that katy and i were just talking about and knows them well. nbc's kelly o'donnell is one of those people, one of those reporters who john mccain wove into the fabric of his political existence. kelly, you know when people tell these stories, there's a familiarity and similarity to them about reporters' interactions with john mccain and people's interactions with john mccain. >> reporter: in so many ways with so many people in public life that i've covered over the years, sometimes we are there just to do our part, and sometimes we are there, as you describe it, interwoven with the events. john mccain always made reporters a part of his experience. we were traveling overseas at one point and i was standing directly opposi

right now as his body makes it way to north phoenix baptist church.o unusual, i know i keep saying this, but this is something usually afforded former presidents who pass away or die in office. this is quite unusual when it involves what one of my guests was saying the best president we never had, john mccain, who crossed politics and boundaries. we'll be hearing from vice president joe biden, of course, tomorrow and on saturday, the eulogists will continue remembering him from president obama, president bush, a who's who on both sides of the political table. but even in the passing of ted kennedy almost a decade ago, he was buried nine years ago yesterday, for example, nothing like this, nothing like this around the clock attention at various events. now, keep in mind kennedy's burial arrangements as a catholic, there was nothing at the national cathedral. it was a much smaller affair. the event and his final burial at arlington national cemetery was, in fact, closed to the press. but the fact of the matter is these type of events, the closest that i

he had been lying in state at arizona's capital building in phoenix. close to 15,000 people visited. the doors not closing until almost 9:00 tonight. abc's reporter mcyle s moving tribute. >> reporter: emotional services honoring an american icon, john mccain's sons in their dress uniforms saluting his flag-draped casket carried by an honor guard into the arizona capital building. mccain's wife of 38 years, cindy, with this silent display of love. daughter meghan sobbing, comforted by her brother during this private ceremony on what would have been mccain's 82nd birthday. >> loving god, see our tears. >> reporter: leading up to his death saturday after a year-long battle with brain cancer, mccain planned out the details of this week's services including this. lying in state, a chance for the people he served as senator for six terms and as a congressman before that, to say good-bye. so many putting politics aside. erhiedid, b wed pportedim for b veteran and we honor him for being a p.o.w. >> reporter: linda gordon, the first in line here before 7:00 a.

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in phoenix with ktvu fox2 news >> we will check in with ray throughout the morning. services are held for senator mccain and many bay area -- bay area veterans are reflecting on his military service. they say mccain's passing means the loss of a veterans voice in the halls of congress. historians say there has been a dramatic shift in congress where 40 years ago about 70% of members had served in the military. now less than 20% are veterans military veterans here in the bay area told us they admire senator mccance public and wartime service and the sacrifices he made for his country. >> he is going to be more admired as time goes by because of what he entered and his willingness to serve. what he put up with. >> senator mccain decided he did not want to be buried at arlington national cemetery. instead, choosing to be laid to rest in annapolis at the u.s. naval academy next to his best friend. >>> a former military fighter pilot who is now the republican nominee for arizona's other senate seat honored at john mccain last night in her victory speech. >> i am forever g

i'm at phoenix park in dublin were rehearsals are under way for a mass, where the pope will speak infa where the pope will speak in front of a million people. the government plans to make it harder for businesses to walk away from commitments to workers and suppliers if they go into insolvency. british scientists say they have pieced together what dinosaur dna looks like. zimbabwe gets ready for newly elected president emmerson mnangagwa to be sworn in. and our sunday morning edition of the papers is at 09:25— this morning's reviewers are author and journalist lainy malkani, and us commentator charlie wolf. john mccain, the vietnam war hero turned us senator and presidential candidate, has died. he was 81. on friday, he announced he had stopped treatment for an aggressive brain tumour. there've been many tributes paid to a politician who lost the race for the white house to barack obama, but who was always seen as a man of principle, honour and political conviction. our correspondent in washington, chris buckler, looks back at his life. john mccain was a politician of principle. a pa

. >> dagen: tracy is live outside of the arizona state capitol in phoenix for the memorial service is honoring senator mccain will be getting underway just a short time from now. >> senator graham had it right, john mccain lived a giant life life. this is really the beginning this morning of a five day very fond farewell to john mccain. in many of the things that you will see today and tomorrow in the following days were orchestrated, and they were handed chosen by john mccain who began selecting and choosing his funeral participants four or five months ago, personally calling former presidents obama and george w. bush to speak on his behalf. the things you will see, john mccain did himself. the speakers, the ushers, the pallbearers. most of them are friends and colleagues, big business associates and many of them are adversaries, people that did not agree with john mccain and people that disagree with him on a lot of different things, and did not vote for him but did respect him. if you look behind me you can see the flags at the state capital are flying at half-staff for john mccain

an emotional memorial service for senator mccain held in phoenix today. his close friend, vice president joe biden, saying he thought of senator mccain as his brother and that they had, quote, lots of family fights. the senator leaving arizona for the last time. arriving in washington, d.c. just a short time ago, where he will lie in state in the capitol rotund rotunda. here's abc's senior national correspondent terry moran in phoenix. >> reporter: john mccain's final flight arrived in washington, d.c. this evening, an honor guard waiting. earlier today, they lined the streets and highways of phoenix for one last moment with their late senator. ♪ amazing grace >> reporter: at the church where he worshipped for 25 years, john mccain was remembered and celebrated. each speaker reflecting an aspect of his life and his values. larry fitzgerald, the great wide receiver of mccain's beloved arizona cardinals. >> i'm black. he was white. i'm young. he wasn't so young. he celebrated differences. he embraced humanity. >> reporter: and joe biden, a political opponen

kelly o'donnell in phoenix. more on the passing of john mccain in moments but let's go to the presidential rating. jeff ben nnett has more on that. jeff, how do they read? >> reporter: the polls show that the recent guilty pleas by two trump former associates have had very little impact on trump's political standing. you see the numbers there. this poll was taken after the news broke involving michael cohen and paul manafort. what you see is that the president's approval rating, while upside down, 46% approve, 51% disapprove, it has remained mostly unchanged. most voters are not convinced, they say, that the president himself was not implicated, not involved in the wrongdoing of these now six trump associates who have either been convicted of or pleaded guilty to crimes. now, the political -- presidential wrongdoing, rather, has a political remedy which would be impeachment. but we've seen today just how adam schiff, the top democrat on the intelligence committee, he like many leading democrats are staying very

he was elected to phoenix for six consecutive firms.nator jeff flake got emotional as he talked about his friend and colleague with our own jake tapper earlier today. >> i admired john mccain my entiere life. i haven't known washington or politics without him. he's left an indelible mark and just putting, you know, the good of the country above your own self-interest, i think that that was his mantra and whether it's he's approach to the currente e a administration, i learned from him and we can all learn in these days and seeing the good in your opponents, that, you know, the fact that george w. bush will be speaking at his funeral or he was asked to, a person that defeated him. also barack obama, that says all that we need to know about john mccain, that his opponents love, admire and respect him. that's something we can all strive for. >> i want to play for you a clip from senator mccain talking about you on the senate floor after you announced you would not run for reelection. let's take a listen. >> one of the great privileges of m

en phoenix, arizona, jaime garcÍa. univisiÓn.le, florida, la forma de operar del pistolero es muy similar a otras tragedias. el autor de la tragedia fue descrito como callado, poco sociable y muy enojado por haber sido eliminado de una competencia de videojuegos. anahi rivero estÁ en jacksonville. anahi: en medio del torneo de videojuegos. [disparos] ana: se escuchan los disparos y rÁpidamente los usuarios abandonan la competencia. que dÉbil cuts de 24 aÑos convirtiÓ en un sangriento evento. sus vÍctimas mortales fueron el a en clayton de 22 aÑos detrÁs y david roberson de 27. el agresor tambiÉn se quitÓ la vida. >> apenas llegaron y me atendieron, les dije que tenÍa heridos en mi restaurante. ana: ayudo aparte de las 11 personas que resultaron heridas. nueve por disparos de bala y dos mientras huÍan del lugar. ella asegura que el pistolero tenÍa claro cuÁles eran sus blancos. >> la pistola era blanca y tenÍa un lÁser. apunto directamente con lÁser a quienes le habÍan ganado. eran varios. ana: en 2017, david resultÓ campeÓn en un

eÓ a phoenix, arizona. buscan que el presidente les otorgue el permiso. 50 beneficiarios del programa tps. >> tenemos 20 aÑos viviendo en estados unidos. nos hemos ganado el derecho a una residencia permanente. reportero: en la fuero que realizan, cuentan sus historias y el apoyo que dan a esta naciÓn. glady lleva 20 aÑos en estados unidos y tiene tps y es dueÑa de este restaurante salvadoreÑo en phoenix, que emplea a nueve trabajadores. de quedarse indocumentada dice que tendrÍa que cerrar su negocio despedir a todos sus empleados. >> todo esta al dÍa. reportero: cerca de 200,000 de ellos se pudieran querer indocumentados, y por eso dicen que es muy importante hacer esta caravana a lo largo de todo el paÍs a ver si presidente trump puede revertir la orden que dio y darles residencia en vez de eliminar el programa tps. arantxa: los inmigrantes indocumentados vÍctimas de crÍmenes violentos en nueva york tendrÁn el apoyo de autoridades estatales y locales para certificar la solicitud de visa, que son visas que reciben l documentados vÍctimas de trÁfico huma

first, a service held at the church in phoenix. former vice president joe biden will be there. one who with will not -- one who will not be there is sarah palin. >> yesterday, hoards of people lined up to pay respects on what would have been john mccain's 82nd birthday. more from cnn's nick watt in phoenix. >> reporter: dave and kaylee, arizonans have waited in the heat to pay respects to the man who represented them in washington for 35 years. first as a congress member and then senator. there was earlier in the day an intimate ceremony inside the capitol for friends, colleagues and family. then governor ducey called mccain arizona's favorite adopted son. he said when he traveled overseas, the only things people know about arizona are the grand canyon and john mccain. >> imagining arizona without john mccain is like picturing arizona without the grand canyon. it's just not natural. >> reporter: cindy mccain, his widow, was there dabbing away a tear at one point. he was described as a fighter from the podium. she nodded. on her way out, touching the casket. a funeral service wi

el phoenix, arizona, pedro la traerÁs.or imponer condiciones para que la ciudad pueda acceder a fondos federales destinados a programas anti pandillas. agregÓ que varios tribunales han dictaminado que la medida impuesta por jeff sessions contra las llamadas ciudades santuario no es constitucional. aranza: agentes fronterizos encontraron a un grupo de inmigrantes a lo largo del rÍo grande de texas. esta misma semana hallaron a otro grupo de 128 migrantes centroamericanos en arizona, y segÚn la patrulla fronteriza, habÍan sido abandonados por traficantes en el desierto. enrique: a pesar de haberle lanzado cafÉ caliente en el rostro a un mexicano, la mujer que fue captada en cÁmaras mientras cometÍa esta agresiÓn en california, dice que ya no es racista supuestamente dice que sintiÓ miedo de que unos desconocidos tratarÁn de entrar a su edificio para robar. la vÍctima que grabÓ el altercado dijo que la mujer les habÍa advertido que no podían entrar porque no le gustaban los mexicanos. juan carlos gonzÁlez nos cuenta esta hist

. >>> breaking news from phoenix.ical condition at this hour after shot last night. according to police, a man in a parked vehicled in north phoenix fired -- vehicle in north phoenix fired at the officer twice. the officer would is not being identified has been with the department for about a year. we will bring you more information when it becomes available. >>> a grim end to the search for the colorado mom and two children. shanann watts body discovered on the property of his former employer. her husband accused of killing all three of them. we get more from cnn's paul vercammon. >> reporter: he walked into court in an orange jump suit and reading glasses. this is the same man earlier in the week pleaded for the return of his wife, 15 weeks pregnant, and two girls. during the interview, he said when asked about the possible confrontation that they had an emotional conversation. authorities are saying very little about his arrest on uss significance -- suspicion of three counts of murder. his brother is sounding off.

arizona may be his adopted home, but thousands here in phoenix are expected to pay their respects to a man who spent nearly six decades of his life in public service. >> to reflect on the many different things john mccain did as a senator, as a leader around the world, as a resident and father here in arizona. >> memorial services honoring the late senator john mccain starting today in phoenix. the senatorie in state inside the arizona state capitol where a private ceremony for the mccain family will take place before the capitol open to the public to pay their respects. >> once the family has taken their opportunity, give their blessings to john, the public will be allowed in and i have reassurances as long as there are people in line to file through see john, the capitol will remain open. >> reporter: on thursday, the life of john mccain will be celebrated at the north phoenix baptist church. mccain's body will be flown to washington d.c. where he will lie in state at the capitol rotunda. followed by a memorial service on saturday at the national cathedral. mccain's colleagues payi

right now the hearse carrying senator mccain is heading to phoenix sky harbor, the airport in phoenixay. this just, the middle now of what is going to be many days of continuing remembrance of this great man. andrea. >> and katy, when we think about the era that is passing with john mccain, the message from the speakers he chose was that it doesn't have to be this way, that grant woods from the very first speaker, the first chief of staff to john mccain, saying, remember his voice, remember his vision. that is who we are as americans. we can be better than this. it's an implicit rebuke to the way politics exist right now. it's an implicit rebuke of the united states who will not be attending these services and will be leaving for another one of his raucous political rallies tonight. >> each one of them getting up and talking about the differences they had with senator mccain and making a point that this, that was the point, that we can have differences, we can disagree vehemently on policy, but we can still respect one another. we can still be friends. a couple of quotes from joe bide