as you look at their live in the arizona state capitol, he was a real figure there in arizona. fitting that he will lie in state there in the capitol rotunda. only three other people have done that over the past 40 years in arizona. a state senator in 2006, marilyn jarrett, and also olympic gold medalist, jesse owens, a tucson resident. senator mccain will be the third. obviously you will hear from the governor, doug ducey, you will hear from former senator john kyle and also a benediction from the current senator, jeff flake. >> dagen: moving on, the people of arizona will get to -- and we are watching the motorcade move right now as it approaches the capitol building there in phoenix. but then, he will lie in state in the nation's capital later this week. a large service will be held with speakers, past presidents, on saturday and i know you will cover that. but again, this is a real tribute to senator mccain as a public servant, but as a war hero as well. >> dagen: that's right. as you look live, this is something that you don't see too often for figures in american politics

senator mccain will lie in state at the arizona capitol ond sday. that would have been his 82nd birthday. thursday, here, there will be a memorial. and senator mccain makes a trip to washington where he will lie in state in the rotunda of the u.s. capitol before his full-dress military funeral saturday at the national cathedral. sunday, he will be buried at a private family and friends e service at t naval academy at annapolis. >> it's inevitable thatsa convons will have about the job. what do we know about his seat in the u.s. senate? >> reporter: yeah, aaron. a lot of speculation about that seat in the senate. what the governor here said, he won't appoint anyone to fill mccain's term until after this week is over. he wants this week is dedicaed t only to senator mccain, but also to his family and helping them to get through the tough week. a lowing that, he will make decision. there's a lot of support for cindy mccain to finish out his term. it will be interesting to seet how tplays out. >> jay gray live in phoenix. thank you. >>> it's 6:14. the li

nbc's peter an >> reporter: at the arizona state capitol for the celebrated senator and statesman, a final salute. john mccain's wife flanked s flag-draped casket leading the somber procession. mccain just the third person to lie in state here in the past 40 years. >> imagining arizona without jo's jhncct not natural.

the motorcade carrying his body will depart the arizona state house any moment now heading to a memorial service at the north phoenix baptist church. following that event, the senator will depart arizona for the last time as he heads to washington. this is a "outnumbered," by molly line, and here today we have dagen mcdowell, lisa boothe, marie harf, and joining us on the couch today, political director of townhall.com, fox news contributor and the other half of benson and harvard radio show, guy benson. welcome. >> guy: great to be back, thanks for having me. >> molly: and we are awaiting the motorcade carrying john mccain's body to depart in route to the statehouse and the church rather memorial service will be taking place. vice president joe biden will speak at that service along with two of the late senator 's children. about two dozen sitting senators and former senator 's and other notable leaders from the state of arizona are expected to be in attendance. yesterday, mourners lined up for hours to under senator mccain as he lie in state inside the rotunda of arizona state capitol.

his body lying in state in the rotunda of the arizona state capitol today. it's the beginning of a week of events honoring his life and legacy. allen martin on the tributes from family, dignitaries, and the american public. >> reporter: arizonans lined the street ins 100-degree heat. some taking to rooftops to bid farewell to their six term senator. walking behind mccain's casket was his wife of 38 years cindy, escorted by their two sons who have both followed their father into the armed forces. hundreds of service members and veterans too standing a the attention for the former naval aviator and p.o.w. inside our first glimpse of a family in mourning. >> let these tears bring to the

he did not come to arizona until he was in an adult. what did it mean to the state of arizona to have him represent them so passionately in washington? >> arizona is one of the places where it's the last of the 48 lower states to be added to the union. lots of people come here from elsewhere. john came here, served in the house and in the senate and became a true leader within the state, driving forward the new kinds of ideas that people in arizona come here to help implement. so john's energy and his creativity and all the things about what he has made his life devoted to really resonated with the people of arizona in very significant ways. that's why he has been so successful here and why his legacy will be so lasting. >> you have talked about your d shared admiration of roosevelt. how did that shape the mccain institution? >> roosevelt, we shared this view that roosevelt was a president of action, that he believed in the american ideals and american exceptionalisms and the idea of the mccain institute for international leadership now in washington and here in pho

states. a lot of people in arizona say that was to the detriment of his home state of arizona. over the years, he could have gotten a lot of goodies for the state of arizona. he said no, we're not going to do that. i'm not about to fill these bills with pork barrel politics for my state when i'm against others doing it. so because he took a stance, it was sometimes to the detriment of his own state. >> i don't know took principle stands. he was an early one to be against ear marks, before it became cool, right? john was someone that whenever he saw waste, he would go after it even if people got angry with him. also, you know, the debt. something that he focused on. to me, i think that's so important when you think about the challenges we face with the fiscal state of the country, that john was willing to stand on principle even if it was tough to do it. >> trace: senator ayotte, stand by, if you would. i want to bring in doug holtz eakin. he was director of economic policy during john mccain's 2008 campaign. he knew this photo very well from a staffer reunion last year. doug, we

mccain was just reelected in 2016 in his term does not expire until 2022 but the way arizona state law functions whoever is appointed by arizona governor would serve until 2020 and that person would run a special election to fill the unexpired portion, final two years in 2022. john: i'm reading something that john mccain gave to news in a world of four in 1973 after he returned of his captivity and after the vietnam war was over. it was his first person account and talked about how the seeds of his political career may have implanted while he was in the hanoi hilton. it says that most important thing for survival is medication with someone. it's vital to keep your mind occupied and some guys were interested in mathematics so they worked out complex formulas in their heads and others would build a whole house from basement on up. i had more of a philosophical bend. i read history, spending the men going back over those history books in my mind, figure out for this country or that country went wrong, what the us to do in the area of foreign affairs. i thought a lot about the meaning of l

andrew jackson with arizona state university professor jonathan barth leading the conversation and answer any questions. watch lectures in history tonight at 9 pm eastern on c- span three -- c-span 3. tomorrow we focus on reconstruction after the civil war and one of the lectures and history is professor abigail put -- cooper. she talked about the reconstruction era and how they had to deal with stereotypes. >> charles hickok jones was a famous minister. he actually became a reason to continue slavery and make it a positive good because they would return enslaved people into christians and turn them into better christians. while he died and his wife watches their slaves one by one walk away from what is supposed to be the perfect christian paternal master. and she is heartbroken and better she says this there was providence in reference to the african race. they are truly wonderful. the skirt falls upon them with particular weight with their emancipation must come there extermination. all history from the first existence proves them incapable of self-government. they parish when brought i

here is nbc's peter alexander. >> reporter: at the arizona state capitol for the celebrated senator and statesman, a final salute. john mccain's wife cindy flanked by the couple's two sons. his flag-draped casket leading the somber procession. he third person to lie if state here in the past 40 years. >> imagining arizona without john mccain is like picturing an arizona without the grand canyon. it's just not natural. >> reporter: for mccain's grieving family, the void is deep. mrs. mccain saying goodbye. daughter meghan overcome. despite withering heat, thousands coming here to pay their respects. >> whether you're republican, democrat, it never mattered. he has always been my moral compass. >> reporter: service members and veterans arriving early to honor one of their own. >> john mccain to you was much more than a politician. >> he was a brother. >> reporter: on this day, when the former p.o.w. would have turned 82, a long-time aide saying only senator mccain could rig a big birthday celebration for himself like this. how should we remember john mccain? >> well, by being kinder to pe

mccain was just reelected in 2016 in his term does not expire until 2022 but the way arizona state law functions whoever is appointed by arizona governor would serve until 2020 and that person would run a special election to fill the unexpired portion, final two years in 2022. john: i'm reading something that john mccain gave to news in a world of four in 1973 after he returned of his captivity and after the vietnam war was over. it was his first person account and talked about how the seeds of his political career may have implanted while he was in the hanoi hilton. it says that most important thing for survival is medication with someone. it's vital to keep your mind occupied and some guys were interested in mathematics so they worked out complex formulas in their heads and others would build a whole house from basement on up. i had more of a philosophical bend. i read history, spending the men going back over those history books in my mind, figure out for this country or that country went wrong, what the us to do in the area of foreign affairs. i thought a lot about the meaning of l

on wednesday, senator mccain will lie intate athe arizona state capital. on thursday, there will be a memorial service at a church in arizona. from there, his body will be flown to washington, where senator mccain will lie in state all day friday. saturday, is the memorial service at the national cathedral. former presidents barack obama andsh george w. will deliver eulogies. and on sunday, mccain will be laid to rest in annapolis. >>> from president trump, no white house statement, just the tweet on the passing of senator mccain. the president tweeted two sentences, offering his deepest sympathies to mccain's family. according to "the washington post," senior aides wanted the accou president to release an official statement. the president fought bitterly with mccain and referred to him as a loser. before his death,d mccain he did not want president trump at his funeral. >>> d.c. police are investigating a double-shooting in northwes nicole jacobs is live where this happened. bring us up to speed. >> reporter: i can tell you that investigators are still her

along with his family, to help send him off from and in the land and state he loved and represented for more than three decades, arizonaso, there's a live picture you're seeing of the hearse carrying senator mccain, making its way from the state capitol here in phoenix where we are to the church. and i can just say, we did a drive similar to this, this morning, and there are flags planted along the way, there are old mccain lawn signs from his campaigns planted along the way, in an organic way, to pay tribute to the senator. i want to bring in jill hazelbaker, the mccain communications director in the 2008 campaign. thank you so much for being here. >> thank you for having me. >> your thoughts as you're watching these pictures of the hearse carrying the senator here to this church. >> well, just an incredible outpouring for an incredible american. what you're seeing all over the world is people whose lives he touched and whose lives he impacted. i think it's a wonderful remembrance of an outstanding american hero. >> jonathan martin and maeve reston are also here with me. as we watch this scene, we talked a little bit

passing of senator john mccain the campaign battle lines are already being drawn in his home state of arizona by candidates who have more in common with. it's good to have you with us tonight federal police here in germany are on standby ready to deploy if the call comes from the eastern city of kim that there have been two days of violent immigration protests and counter protests triggered by the fatal stabbing of a german man on sunday two migrants have been arrested opposition parties have criticised the police for acting too late and chancellor angela merkel has said that there is no place for hate in the streets in germany. violence and unrest as protesters in kenneth's faced off on the one side groups to claim the city for themselves saying candidates does not belong to foreigners on the other side counter-demonstrators saying they want the city to stand for openness the german government has been following the events in cannes that's chancellor angela merkel condemned the unrest busted on the because in what we saw there has no place in a country where the rule of law prevails we have

maybe i ought to follow that model. >> reporter: senator mccain's first stop will be here at the arizona state capital where he will lie in state this wednesday. what would have been his 82nd birthday. savannah? >> peter, thank you. >>> those who knew senator mccain will tell you he could be incredibly kind and wickedly funny but also cranky and crusty sometimes. we all have our moments. but despite that maverick label, he could also be as fiercely partisan as the best of them. what set him apart is decency and what he displayed at moments big and small. cynthia mcfadden on mccain the man and the void he leaves. >> reporter: john mccain was proud to be a straight talker. >> i will not take the low road to the highest office in this land. >> reporter: and straight talk is what he provided, even when some would argue it wasn't in his political interest. >> i can't trust obama. i have read about him, and he's not -- he's a -- he's an arab. he's not -- >> no, ma'am. no, ma'am. >> no? >> no, ma'am. no, ma'am. no, ma'am. he's a descent family man citizen that i just happen to have disagreements with

to see the remembrances just getting underway for senator john mccain saying goodbye to the state of arizonare. friends, family, dignitaries and people of the state saying a final farewell. that continues tomorrow. there will be a motorcade through the communities there where people can pour out and say their goodbyes as well as a ceremony at the baptist church before he will say a final farewell. the community to their late senator. "the daily briefing" with dana perino starts now. >> dana: the flag draped coffin of senator john mccain arriving at the capitol in arizona as the state he represented in congress for more than three decades pays tribute to his life and legacy. i'm dana perino and this is "the daily briefing".

many times during his 35 years representing the people of arizona and he will land at joint base andrews at 7:30 and tomorrow he will lie in statet the u.s. capital. he's been saying good-bye to arizona the last couple days. over the weekend, the nation gets a chance to say good-bye to john mccain. erica? >> nick, appreciate it as always. thank you. >>> pall hickman was john mccain's former arizona state director, a good friend. he will be an usher at today's memorial service. we appreciate you joining us to talk about your good friend. >> thanks, erica, thanks for having me. >> you were also able to be at that private ceremony yesterday. what was that like for you? >> it was difficult. it was tough. i'd like to first offer my condolences and sympathy to cindy and the family. i have been asked about the legacy and that's one of the great ones we've got, a classy terrific senator john mccain and a great family, he raised a great family, but the ceremony was tough to watch, our governor and senator kyle and flake did a terrific job with their remarks and walking around and visiting, saying good-bye. i share a birthday with senator

hero and politician known for reaching across the aisle a contentious senate battle in arizona abuse his home state may soon be represented by a very different type of politician. i'm sorry kelly welcome to the program the german government says that it is ready to send federal police back to back up local law enforcement officers in the eastern city of cabinet's that's after two days of violent anti immigration protests and counter protests beyond rest was triggered by the fatal stabbing of a german man over the weekend in an apparent alter cation with migrants opposition parties have criticised the police for failing to prevent further violence on monday and the german chancellor herself angela merkel has shot li credenza these events a listen. busted on up could see in what we saw there has no place in a country where the rule of law prevails we have video footage of people being hunted down and of gangs of rioters hatred on the streets i cannot stress enough that this is incompatible with the rule of law is going to fuel the german chancellor speaking a short while ago and i'm joined now by dav

nbc's peter an >> reporter: at the arizona state capitol for the celebrated senator and statesman, a final salute. john mccain's wife flanked s flag-draped casket leading the somber procession. mccain just the third person to lie in state here in the past 40 years. >> imagining arizona without jo's jhncct not natural. >> reporter: for mccain's grieving family, the void is deep. mrs. mccain saying goodbye. daughter megan overcome. despite withering heat, thousands coming here to pay their respects. >> whether you're republican, democrat, it never mattered. he has always been my moral compass. >> service members and veterans arriving early to honor one of their own. >> john mccain to you was much more than a politician? >> he was brother. >> reporter: on this day when the former p.o.w. would have turned 82, a long-time aide saying only senator mccain could rig a big birthday celebration for himself like this. how should we remember john mccain? >> by being krcogning the human oppoar, more in common than we do differences. >> later a church service here in phoenix before mccain returns

lying at arizona state capitol. the first of four days which will include a memorial service tomorrow in phoenix as well. on friday, the united states capitol. they don't do that for too many folks. they are it for the maverick. on saturday, a funeral service at the washington national cathedral. a burial at the naval academy in annapolis. a formal goodbye to one of the countries most beloved senators. well-deserved, well-respected. in heat, more than willing to d do. before i had the shooting, burning, of diabetic nerve pain these feet... ... made waves in high school... ...and built a career in construction. but i couldn't bear my diabetic nerve pain any longer. so i talked to my doctor and he prescribed lyrica. lyrica may cause serious allergic reactions suicidal thoughts or actions. tell your doctor right away if you have these, new or worsening depression, unusual changes in mood or behavior, swelling, trouble breathing, rash, hives, blisters, muscle pain with fever, tired feeling or blurry vision. common side e

h,> reporter: savan good evening from the arizona state capital where johnn is being remembered as a man of courage and integrity. it comes as president trump is igniting a new controversy for his inaction and his actions in the wake of mccain's death. tonight inside the senate chamber where he served six terms, john mccain's desk draped in black, the maveri never at a loss for words delivering his farewell statement through a trusted aid. >> i've often observed that i'm the luckiest person on earth. i feel that way even though as i prepare for the end of my life. i've loved my life, all of it. getting in a last word on president trump without ever mentioning him by name. we weaken our greatness when we confuse our patriotism with rivalries. we weaken it when we hide behind walls, rather than tear them down. >> reporter: at the white house mr. trump ignoring questions. >> mr. presidentany oughts on john mccain? >> reporter: but his actions speaking volumes, the white house today returning the flag to its full height as those around the nation's capit remained at half staff yiut by af

been eulogizing him as a statesman and as an extraordinary politician mccain represented the state of arizona in the senate for thirty one years the republican was known for his fierce independence and for reaching across the aisle but with the vietnam war hero gone arizona may soon be represented by a very different type of politician. a veteran stands watch at a local mortuary in phoenix where john mccain's body is being held before the public viewing on wednesday many our assignments have already visited this makeshift memorial to pay tribute to the late senator. but one of the things that i admired the most going about him was a drive that he believed in something and it wasn't being done they would know he got mad about it. he stood his ground pretty distressed as he was easy to get along with says tommy espinosa. the latino advocate in the senate who were close friends for over thirty june is the younger my so close that mccain asked espinosa to be a key player in his senatorial campaigns. john i said you know i'm a democrat so i'm not sure it's going to get you any votes you know and h

the body ofjohn mccain is being taken to the arizona state house where it will lie in state. course, he was exceptionally brave during the vietnam war and was held as a prisoner during vietnam. he is in fa ct prisoner during vietnam. he is in fact only going to be the third person to be given the honour of lying in the arizona state house rotunda and then ultimately, after the people of his home state have paid their respects, his body will be flown to washington. an advert for an app that provides a natural alternative to contraception has been banned by the advertising standards authority. claims that the app, natural cycles was "highly accurate" and provided "a clinically tested alternative to other birth control methods" were found to be misleading. the swedish company that developed it says it respects the outcome of the investigation. jean mackenzie, from the victoria derbyshire programme, has been to meet one woman who got pregnant while using the app. how many months now? 34 weeks. so you know, about five to go. rebecca wasn‘t planning on having her first child for a

arizona state university professor jonathan bartm -- barth will answer your questions on president andrew jackson. >>> tonight on cspan on freezing the bias on cars. >> people should be free to buy the vehicle they want. that's a really big deal about this rule is the administration is taking away californian's able to set its own fuel economy standards which is completely inappropriate. >> president trump is live for a make america great again rally in charleston west virginia. watch on cspan and cspan.org and listen on the free cspan radio app. >>> each week, american artifacts takes viewers into the museumses throughout the country. next we visit the museum of health history. please note some viewers may find imagines in this program disturbing. >> welcome to the national museum of health and medicine. my name is tim clark and i'm the museum's deputy director. we're here today to spend a little time on a visit to the civil war medicine exhibit and a special couple of other things to show you. the national museum of health and medicine was founded in 1862 but we were known then as the a

claritin-d relieves more. >> dana: the state of arizona saying goodbye to john mccain today holding ahe long-time senator at the state capitol. joining me now is a man who spoke at the memorial governor doug ducey. a huge outpouring of support for john mccain from across the nation but in the state you expect tens of thousands to possibly come through to pay their respects today. >> yeah. we are expecting tens of thousands of people here at the arizona state capitol to honor john mccain's life and pay tribute to someone that is so associated and synonymous with the state of arizona. so today is really about paying our respects to senator mccain, comforting the family, and the thousands and thousands of arizonians that so loved this man. >> dana: this has been an incredible outpouring of support as i mentioned. arizona sure has produced many public servants not only represented arizona well but gone on to help the nation and the world as john mccain did. has there been anything that you didn't know about john mccain that you have learned this past week? >> i got to meet senator mccain'

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 brought to you by your cable or satellite provider. provider. >> the u.s. senate is about to gavel in to get their

arizona state university professor jonathan barth teaches a class about the rise of andrew jackson and his presidency. he fouke ucuses on jackson's cl with people such as andrew webster in the banks of the '30s. his lecture is about 30 minutes. >> well, good morning, everybody, and welcome to american history. my name is jonathan barth. you all know me as professor barth. and i am a history professor at arizona state university in conjunction with two very stellar world class programs, and there they are on the screen. the school of historical, philosophical and religious studies. quite a mouthful, so we call this shprs. great program. also the center for political thought and leadership, or ptl, another stellar program. if this lecture intrigues you, you should check out our center. we're doing some big things. and finally, if you are interested in learning more about yours truly, www.professorbarth.com. you can read about me on that website. >>> well, a generation of politicians has passed. alexander hamilton dies in a duel in 1804. james madison, picture there on the right, retires

arizona's interests as well. in the word that he loved his adopted state. he loved its beauty and protecting our environment and water and forests. he worked throughout his career with our native american citizens and arizona veterans. he was a big champion of our many military installations. some have disagreed with some of senator votes on policies, that should not diminish or gratitude for his service. let's return to where i began. john's love for america and arizona. he represented our values all over the world as senator from arizona and america is stronger for his fierce defense of our values. we can be proud he was our senator. i consider it to be a great privilege to have served with john and i will miss him as a friend, and as a strong force for america in the world. >> we have all seen the grainy video, a young man in his 30s emerges from behind the folding doors of a bus. plows forward with strengths. his feet land on the ground and he limit he limbs forward towards freedom. it is john mccain and he just spent five years as a prisoner of war shot

he's an asset to the state of arizona. >> reporter: remembering him at his regular haunt, the diamondack stadium. >> it's a loss for everyone. >> reporter: so his constituents he was a war hero, states man civility and integrity. >> the late senator john mccain. >> reporter: so, it was no surprise whent last night's game against the mariners. the crowd gave mccain a standing ovation. [ cheers and applause ] >> we adored him. >> in my language, a samurai and hishi, which is the warrior. >> reporter: jenny and charlie never met mccain in person, but felt like others, they knew him personally. >> he was just great. it broke my heart when i saw that news come over. >> reporter: it was a fitting tribute for this huge diamondbacks fan who threw out the first pitch at game 7 of the world series in 2001 before watching his team thrash the mighty yankees. even after his illness he was a fixture at the games, a loyal fan, cheering on the home team. often giving hand shakes and posing with other diamond back fans. >> he just made us all feel that he was doing his job for us. >> and he loved base

senator mccain's body will lie in state at the arizona state capitol in phoenix. we will have live coverage of the ceremony to mark morning at 10:00 eastern. thursday, former vice president joe biden will be among speakers at a funeral at northeast attist church in phoenix 11:00 a.m. eastern. on friday senator mccain's body will lie in state at the capitol rotunda in washington dc, and we will have the national memorial service live as former president george w. bush and barack obama remembers senator mccain at the question to national cathedral, starting saturday morning at 10:00. senator mccain will be laid to rest at the u.s. naval academy in a private ceremony. president trump tweeted today google search results for trump news shows only the viewing and reporting of fake news media. in other words, they haven't rigged for me and others so that almost all stories and news is bad. fake cnn is prominent. republican media is shut out. illegal? 96% of trump news is from national left-wing media. very dangerous. google and others are suppressing voices of conservati

now you're teaching at arizona state university. he is joining us as part of the c-span3 lectures in history. we will get to your phone calls in a moment. for those who live in the eastern or central time zones -- for those in the mountains and pacific time zones. very quickly, to understand andrew jackson, you need to understand his defeat in 1824 and how that changed his approach to the election. can you touch on that? >> the election in 1824 was a decisive moment in his life. it was a four-way contest. the other candidates were not minor candidates. they were big candidates. andrew jackson won the popular vote. about 42% of the popular vote. second place was adams, john adams, 32%. he also won a plurality of electoral college votes. however, jackson did not win a majority of the electoral college, and that is what is required. so it got thrown to the house of representatives, which the 12th amendment of the constitution ordained. henry clay was speaker of the house. he agreed more with john quincy adams on policies than he did wi

as a united states senator from the great state of arizona. [cheers and appl >> thank you, everybody. thank you. wow. >> thank you from the bottom of my heart. i'm humbled and honored to stand before you for the very first time as your republican nominee for the united states senate. [cheers and applause] >> it's tmenting to celebrate but keep something in mind, it's not our objective, our mission is in 70 days. we have 70 days to win this seat and candidly, it's difficult to celebrate anything this week as we mourn the loss of senator mccain. and we prepare to honor him here in arizona and in d.c. before he's laid to rest at annapolis. senator mccain was an american hero. he paid an unfathomable price for our freedom and upon returning home continued to serve with conviction, honor and sacrifice his whole life. from my early days as a cadette at the air force academy, we studied him as an example of courage, leadership, and honor. senator mccain came to an event for me when i first ran for congress and he told the crowd there that the main di

as the next senator for the great state of arizona. [applause] >> all right. wow. [applause] thanks, everybody up. thank you. thank you. from the bottom of my heart. i am humbled and honored to now stand before you for the very first time as your republican nominee for the united states senate. [applause] it is tempting to celebrate, but let's keep something in mind. this is not our objective. our mission is in 70 days. we have 70 days to win this seat. candidly, it is difficult to celebrate anything this week as we might a loss of senator -- as we the loss of senator mccain. senator mccain was an american hero. he paid an unfathomable price for our freedom and continued to serve with conviction, honor and sacrifice his whole life. from my early days as a cadet, we studied him as an example of courage, leadership, and honor. senator mccain came to an event for me when i first ran for congress and he told the crowd that the main difference between the two of us was that my takeoff equaled my landing, unlike him. [laughter] and that i shoot down airplanes and that he

. >>> tonight we have live coverage as arizona state university professor talks about andrew jackson's presidency. held answer viewer questions. our live call from program begins at 9:00 eastern here on c-span3. if you missed any of this week's programs you can find them any time, online at the video library. thursday the history of the vietnam war and operation rolling thunder. >>> jeffrey rosen talks about his biography. >> he never learned. i will not play a part for popularity. if the people want to reject me that's their perogative. they plooef believe majority sh rule but only slowly and thoughtfully over time. >> sunday night at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span q and a. >>> we were walked through the andrew jackson born for a storm exhibit. he tells the story of president jackson's upbringing as a relative orphan in america's frontier to his rise to national fame after his win against the british in the battle of new orleans. the exhibit was at andrew jackson's hermitage in nashville, tennessee. >>> we're in the museum in the andrew jackson center and about to tour our exhibit about

the motorcade caring the body of john mccain will arrive at arizona state capital letter this morning will lie in state on the day which would have been his 82nd birthday. a private ceremony will be held in the rotunda. the mccain family will be in attendance. arizona governor doug ducey will deliver remarks . congressman jim colby will present every. senator jeff flake bullied the benediction. >> only john mccain could read a big birthday celebration for himself like this. >> reporter: the capital will be open for public viewing. >> i have reassurances that as long as there are people in line to file through to see john the capital will remain open. >> reporter: events honoring the maverick will continue throughout the week, including a memorial service in phoenix, his body lying in state at the u.s. capital, funeral services in washington with actor warren beatty, former vice president joe biden, and former new york city mayor michael bloomberg, plus, several other notable figures serving as pallbearers. on sunday he will be laid to rest at the naval academy in annapolis. the debate

this is a live picture from arizona's state capitol...you can see senator mccain's casket draped with an american flag.. as people walk by to pay their respects. karin caifa is in phoenix with the latest on today's events -- and what's ahead. jon kyl / former arizona senator: john mccain believed in america.the people who elected senator john mccain to office over a span of 35 years are honoring one of their favorite sons today. arizona residents lining up to pay their final respects to the political giant at a public viewing at the arizona state capitol, where mccain will lie in state. it's the first formal memorial for the war hero turned political icon. arizona governor doug ducey highlighted mccain's life-time of service to his country. gov. doug ducey / arizona: his talk of country first wasn't simply a slogan on a yard sign, it was what john mccain had done and demonstrated.jon kyl, who served alongside mccain in the senate as the junior senator from arizona, talked warmly about mccain's presence on capitol hill. jon kyl / former ar

our topic is the presidency of andrew jackson with arizona state university professor jonathan barth leading the conversation and answering your questions. watch lectures in history tonight at 9:00 p.m. eastern on c-span 3. >>> listen to lectures in history on the go by streaming our podcasts anywhere, anytime. you're watching american history tv, only on c-span 3. >>> sunday night on q & a, national constitution center president and ceo jeffrey rosen talks about his wieg gravy of william howard taft. >> he never learned politics. i mean, he never learned politics. he told his aide archie butt who told roosevelt and taft, i will not play a part for popularity. if the people want to reject me that's their prerogative. he has this mad sewnian view, his heroes are harrison, hamilton and james marshall. hamilton and harrison believe majorities should rule but slowly and thoughtful over time so that reason rather than passion could prevail. taft believes that the system is set to to slow passion to that the people can be dporchd in the public interest rather than through faction, that is,

arizona senator john mccain. on wednesday he will lie in state at the arizona state capital where the public is invited to pay their respects. on thursday there will be a memorial service at the north phoenix baptist church. on friday john mccain will lie in state at the united states capital in washington, d.c. and on saturday there will be a national memorial service. it is private but will be live streamed. john mccain will be eulogized by former president obama and george w. bush. . >>> more on breaking news in the east bay. emergency responders on the scene of two separate accidents that shut down north bound lanes of 880 in fremont. police and the sheriff's department are assisting the chp tonight. we are working to confirm the extent and the number of injuries as we learn new information we will bring it to you. >>> coming up, a shooting in oakland leaves one person dead and another injured. this makes three deadly shootings within the past 24 hours and residents in hawaii begin to clean up after tropical storm lane but rain and flood still present a major threat. >> fog out there again tomorrow will be a co

everything starts at arizona state's capital. a memorial service will be in arizona. his body will be flown to washington and will lie in state at the capitol rotunda.il mccain be laid to rest in anap snapoli annapolis. as for the processo fi his senate seat in arizona, the lieutenant governor must decide who replaces him inna the se. and then, there will be an election in 2020. >>> d.c. police are investigating a double-shooting in northwest. police tell us that one man was killed, marking the 101st yomicide thisr in d.c. a second man is undergoing surgery, we understand. police say the shooting happened just after midnight in the 1900 block of 9th street. police would like to hear f anybody who may know something about this. >>> d.c. police investigating a shooting that injur ed a man in northeast washington. this was not far from gallaudet university. he dro himself or was driven to where officers were called crews saw an suv with bullet holes being towed from that scene. >>> here's a look at top stories. we could learn details of ther mur makiyah wilson.ma john tis

planning is under way for a multi-day official farewell to begin wednesday with a public mourning at arizona state capital. arizona governor. >> this week will be about honoring his life and legacy and comforting the family. >> reporter: congressional leaders announced the senator will become only u.s. like former presidents. >> america is mourning the loss of one of the truly great men. >> reporter: to preserve mccain's legacy for future generation, senator chuck schumer is urging lawmakers to rename a building in his honor. >> it's the most majestic building and i think there would be widespread support. i can't believe there wouldn't be for naming that building after senator mccain. >> reporter: his commitment to troops around the world and veterans at home inspired gratitude. >> no one had the backs of the new generation more than he did. >> reporter: loyalty was the backbone of friendships in politics. >> his legacy is one of civility, dignity, and honor. >> it's tough. i'm going to miss him. >> reporter: defeats, however painful, did not diminish mccain's stature. former presidents and campa

john mccain will lie in state at arizona's state capital in phoenix tomorrow. the six term senator died over the weekend from brain cancer. he will lie in state at the nation's capital later on this week. >>> 4.4 earthquake jolted southern california today. struck about 7:30 p.m. 3 miles north of laverne. it was felt in downtown los angeles. and northern parts of san diego county. there was a 3.4 after shot a minute later. here is video from punoma. bottles -- pomona, bottles shaking. there have been a dozen smaller aftershocks. there are no reports of injuries or damage. >>> a kindergartener walks more than 2 miles home alone. now his parents are demanding to know how he slipped through the cracks. >> and she called a lyft home and says her driver took her into the woods. a bay area woman speaks about the frightening ride. >> and the raiders to the rescue. the team's big fly help save high school sports. kindergartner walked more than 2 miles home alone... after he was n on his first >>> a bay area kindergartener walked more than two miles home alone after he w

in the afternoon, a ceremony at the arizona state capitol in phoenix, where the body of senator john mccain will lie in state over the next two days. on c-span2, assistant defense secretary randall scriber previous talks between the u.s. and india at 10:00 a.m. on thursday. on c-span3, the white house historical association hosts the presidential sites summit in washington, d.c. at 9:00 a.m. senate majority leader chuck schumer said on twitter over the weekend that he plans to introduce a resolution to rename the russell senate office building. the idea has gained the support of outgoing senator jeff flake, and house minority leader nancy pelosi. senator schumer outlined his proposal on the senate floor earlier today. majority leader mcconnell responded at a press conference this afternoon. here is a look. this week. i also propose that we recognize senator mccain's legacy by renaming the russell senate office building in his honor. for three decades, senator mccain was a fix tour in those marble halls, an institution of the senate. it is only fitting that his name should adorn a phys

service of his country and the state of arizona. out of this time here. >> this is something we see in washington the next couple days and i'm standing in the russell senate office building named after richard russell. chuck schumer, minority leader renaming days after john mccain. the office for the senate armed service committee are here. richard russell voted against civil rights legislation. he served for 38 years spirit lyndon johnson kind of land all of his tax kicks in becoming the master of the senate, master of the senate from richard russell. at the end of the day it's unclear whether the senate will try to rename this building after john mccain. arthel. arthel: thank you pretty much, chad. turn to senator mccain's relationship with the president was blocky to say the least. he questioned his status as a war hero. recently he failed to mention the sender's name and assign a defense spending bill named after mccain. the sender recently called trumps all thinking this conference with vladimir putin, quote, disgraceful. their

analysts are closely watching florida and arizona because they want to get some indication how state 0, one of the most highly contested senate seats this november is in arizona, the seat vacated by republican senator and frequent trump. representative martha next alley be former sheriff joe arpaio and kelly ward. donald trump did not endorse anyone in this race but after make sally's when, martha make sally running in the arizona primary for u.s. senate was endorsed by rejected senator jeff flake and turned it down, a first. now martha, a great us very fighter jet pilot and highly respected member of congress was big, congratulations and on to november. make sally will face one of her colleagues and house, democratic congresswoman kiersten cinema. >> we are going to be in for what we now describe as a tossup race, evenly matched race between two good candidates and it is going to be a doozy. >> reporter: both candidates will stop campaigning two days this week to pay their respects to the late arizona senator john mccain. jillian: bombshell revelations as gop lawmakers grilled for 7

this week, he'll get a hero's sendoff, lying in state at both the arizona and u.s.apitol icildings, eulogized at memorial services by former vice president joe biden and former oesidents obama and george w. bush. democratic leader chuck schumer proposed renaming the russell senate office building where mccain worked after him. >> i would like decades from now ruttle children to ask their parents who was john mccain. >> reporter: in a statement, mccain's wife cindy said, "my heart is broken. i am so lucky to have lived the adventure of loving this incredible man for 38 years." his daughter meghan said, "he was a great fire who burned bright and we lived in his light and warmth for so long." nd we're getting nothing done, my friends. we're getting nothing done! >> reporter: it was his willingness to call out anyone, and work with anyone, too, that earned him the nickname "maverick," and put him at the forefront of fights over campaign finance reform, immigration, and foreign policy. >> his voice will be missed, but his legacy in that area rertainly lives on. naaces mc

arizona state troopers escorted his body from his home to phoenix. >> his service to his country began in the late 1950s. in 1967 his navy plane was shot down during the vietnam war. he was severely injured and spent more than five years as a prisoner of war. mccain was elected to the house of representatives in 1982 and the senate in 1986. he ran for president twice. >> many are honoring the life of john mccain, including right here in the bay area. >> abc 7 news reporter amanda del castillo is live with local reaction. orr: a south bay moth says senator john mccain helped her through the loss of her 31-year-old son, a man who was killed in 9/11. alice hoagland's friend wrote the senator in 2001, not knowing it would lead to one of the most meaningful moments of her life. alice hoagland was living some of the darkest days of her life when senator john mccain and his wife made a special trip to berkeley to speak at the dedication. her son was on board flight 93of on september 11th. he and others were believed to have thwarted the plans to fly the plane into washington, d.c. >> he touch

. >>> tonight we have coverage as arizona state university professor talks about andrew jackson's presidency. he will also answer viewer questions. the life call in program begins at nine eastern here on c-span 3. >>> tomorrow we will focus on reconstruction after the civil war. one of the lectures is abigail to -- cooper. she talked about african- americans during the reconstruction era and how they had to deal with stereotypes. this is from her lecture. >> the mistress of charles hickok jones who was a famous presbyterian minister -- we mentioned him earlier -- she wanted to continue slavery and make it a positive good because he will turn these people into christians and you will turn them into better christians. she died in 1863 and his wife watches their slaves one by one walk away from what is supposed to be the perfect christian paternalist master. and she is heartbroken and better. she says this: thankfully the african race are truly wonderful. the scourge falls upon them with particular weights with their emancipation must come their extermination. all history from their first exist

the people in the state that they is been talking about arizona's favorite son, and it is impossiblea without senator mccain. and so in that vein, there is going to be many opportunities for tr public beginning here in arizona to say farewell to the late senator john mccain. here at the capital, you can see that the flags outside of the arizona state capital, and they have been lowered in hon nor of the senator's death. the public ceremonies will begin here where the public can begin to say farewell, but unofficially, the farewell began yesterday as we saw the hearse carrying the senator's body leaving his beloved ranch in arizona winding through the streets of phoenix, and heading down the phoenix 100 miles a wa from the ranch, ap then people coming out the wave the flags to say farewell. the official tick tock of the sen or thes' farewells and the numerous ceremonies to take place wednesday have been released. after private ceremony the arizona state capital of the rotunda, he is going to be lying in state for six hours for the public. thursday morning, a public memorial service he