your dad when he worked with me, became friends with beau and beau talked about your dad's courage, not about illness but about his courage and if anybody can make it, your dad -- her dad is one of my best friends. [ applause ] >> her dad -- her dad goes after me -- we're like two brothers who somehow raised by different fathers or something. because of our points of view. but i know and i mean this sincerely. enwhen your dad got mad at me and said i should get the hell off the ticket -- no. remember what i said about your dad? i said -- i know if i picked up the phone tonight and called john mccain and said, john, i'm at 2nd and vine in oshkosh and i need your help, come. he'd get on a plane and come. i'd for him, too. >> cokie roberts joins us now on the phone. talk to us about that. some of his best friends, joe biden, on the opposite ticket. a rival. >> and joe lieberman who ended up an independent but was a democrat. in fact, as john mccain was dying, joe biden and joe lieberman went out to see him. they posted pictures of the three amigos. john mccain as my colleagues have said, w

doesn't get easier. >> look, one of the things that gave beau courage, my word, was john. your dad, you may remember when you were a little kid, your dad took care of my beau. >> reporter: nicole wallace, a mccain aid in 2008 with nbc news says mccain has fought cancer as only john mccain would. >> he's kept his friends close. he's kept his family even closer, and he's kept his moral compass. he's continued to speak out for this country. he's chided his own party and his own senate chamber when he's felt that he had to. and he's celebrated what this country is when its at its best. >> tonight senators in both political parties paying tribute to a man that's been a patriot and warrior in combat and in life, lester? ccain has muchpoore to his life than those years he spent as a prisoner of war in north vietnam. but what is undeniable is how that experience forged a deeper appreciation for his country and a firey determination to serve. >> my country saved me and i cannot forget it and i will fight for her as long as i draw breaths so help me god. >> john mccain spent his lif

he loved my son beau, and my son hunt. as a young man he came up to my house. he would come up to wilmington and out of this group great friendship that transcended whatever political differences we had or later developed. we understood the same thing. all politics is personal. it is all about trust. i trusted john with my life, and i would, and i think he would trust me with his. we both knew then from our different experiences that -- and as large life's progress we learned even more -- that there are times when life can be so cruel, pain is so blinding, it is hard to see anything else. the disease that took john's life took our mutual friend teddy's life, the exact same disease nine years ago, a couple of days ago. three years ago it took my beautiful son beau's life. it's brutal. it's relentless. it's unforgiving, and it takes so much from those we love and the families who love them that in order to survive we have to remember how they lived, not how they died. i carry with me and image of cash an image of beau, sitting out on a little lake we live on, sta

your dad took care of my beau.dad became friends with beau, and beau talked about your dad's courage. >> reporter: and from this great man, a humble good-bye. >> i hope those who mourn my passing and even those who don't, will celebrate. as i celebrate a happy life lived in imperfect service to a country made of ideals whose continued success is the hope of the world. >> john mccain, in his own words. to our colleague meghan mccain and her family, our thoughts and prayers tonight. i'm tom llamas in new york. "gma" first thing in the morning. david muir is right back here tomorrow night. good night. . >>> tonight on abc 7 news at 6:00, a gunman opens fire on fellow gamers at a packed east boards tournament. >>> bart riders facing longer trips across the bay, continuing through next weekend. >>> are democrats ready to go after president trump? not yet. one bay area congressman tells you why. >>> abc 7 news at 6:00 starts now. >> announcer: live where you live. this is abc 7 news. >> it's not a tough out today. it's n

and he loved my son beau, and my son hunt. and he's to come to my home in delaware and out of this relationship developed a great friendship, and above all, above all, we understood the same thing, all politics is personal, it is all about trust. my life, andn with i would, and i think he would trust me with his. we both knew then, from our different experiences, and is our life progressed we learned even more that there are times when life can be so cruel, pain is so blinding, it is hard to see anything else. the disease that took john's life took our mutual friend teddy's life, the exact same disease nine years ago, a couple of days ago. and three years ago it took my 's life.l son beau it's brutal. it's on relentless. -- it's relentless. it's unforgiving, and it takes so much from the families we love that in order to survive we have to remember how they lived, not how they died. i carry with me and image of beau, sitting out on a little lake we leave on, starting the motor of the boat and smiling days.ving, not the last ha

your dad, when he was a mil aide and worked with me, became friends with beau, and beau talked aboutour dad's courage. not about illness, but about his courage, and if anybody can make it, your dad -- her dad is one of my best friends. [ applause ] >> very old friends. >> her dad goes after me, hammer and tong. we're like two brothers who were somehow raised by different fathers or something because of our points of view, but i know, and i mean this sincerely, and i've said this even when your dad got mad at me and said, i should get the hell off the ticket. [ laughter ] and remember what i said about your dad? i said, i know, and i mean this sincerely, if i picked up the phone tonight and called john mccain and said, john, i'm at second and vine in oshkosh, and i need your help, come. he'd get on a plane and come, and i would for him too. [ applause ] and this is the guy. >> and we know vice president biden was in touch with meghan this past week. joining us now from washington, abc news political commentator cokie roberts. that relationship he had with joe biden, and other democrat

beau suffered earlier illnesses we didn't know about at the time. john mccain was such a family man and such an embracer of colleagues in ways that people didn't know. one other thing that i really wanted to point out. he and john kerry were not close on a lot of policy issues. it was he and john kerry who were opponents on opposite sides of the post vietnam war debate in this country that gave bill clinton an accused draft dodger the political cover to make peace with vietnam when he was president. at the vietnam memorial that day, i was there on memorial day and going with the team to make peace with vietnam. that was an incredible contribution to world peace. >> john, andrea was talking about joe biden, ted kennedy, john mccain as big hearted men which they are. how will history remember john mccain's selection of sarah palin as his running mate? >> not favorably. it's one of the moments i think he means when he talks about being an imperfect public servant. you forgot more about this than i know. he rolled the dice at a critical moment in the su

he loved my son beau, and my son hunt. as a young man he came up to my house, to wilmington.this grew a great friendship, that transcended whatever political differences we had, or later developed. because above all, we understood the same thing. all politics is personal. it's about trust. i trusted john with my life, and i would. and i think he would trust me with his. we both knew then, from our different experiences, and as our lives progressed we learned more, there are times when life can be so cruel, pain so blinding, it is hard to see anything else. john'sease that took a life, took our mutual friend, teddy's life, the exact same disease, nine years ago. and three years ago, it took my beautiful son beau's life. it's brutal, relentless, unforgiving. it takes so much from those we love, from the families who love them, that in order to survive, we have to remember how they lived. not how they died. ofarry with me, an image beau, sitting out on a lake we lived on, starting the motor of abode, smiling away. not the last days. i'm sure vicki kennedy has her own image, seei

i carry with me an image of beau, sitting out in a little lake we live on, starting a motor on an olde vickie kennedy has her own image, looking, seeing teddy looking so alive in a sailboat, out in the cape. for the family, for the family, you will all find your own images, whether it's remembering his smile, his laugh or that touch in the shoulder or running his hand down your cheek. or, just feeling like someone is looking, turn and see him just smiling at you, from a distance, just looking at you. or when you saw the pure joy the moment he was about to take the stage on the senate floor and start a fight. [ laughter ] >> god, he loved it. so, to cindy, the kids, doug, andy, cindy, megan, jack, bridgette, i know she's not here, to mrs. mccain, we know how difficult it is to bury a child. my heart goes out to you. i know right now, the pain you all are feeling is so sharp and so hollowing. john's absence is all consuming, for all of you right now. it's like being sucked into a black hole inside your chest. it's frightening. but, i know something else, unfortunately, from experience,

and there is beau byte biden and mccain, who both died of the same brain cancer.e grew emotional, stopped talking, got in the elevator and left. >> just hearing all of these stories -- what a way to honor him. paul cain thank you so much for being with me today. >>> you know, the nation will spend this entire week paying tribute to senator john mccain, a survivor of torture. mccain couldn't actually raise his arms because of the wounds he suffered as a prisoner of war. but for decades he excelled at reaching across the aisle even in these times the most difficult period in modern political history. and the white house stands glaringly out of line with with a nation in mourning. today look at this, the white house flag is flying at full staff when it was at half staff just yesterday. it's the capitol building flag today also flies at half staff. plus just a shorttime ago at his first appearance before cameras today the president of the united states failed to mention anything about the passing of john sydney mccain. >> mr. president, any thoughts on john mccain. >>

your dad took care of my beau. if i picked up the phone tonight and called john mccain and said john, i'm at second and vine in oshkosh and i need your help, come, he'd get on a plane and come and i would for him, too. >> at the national cathedral in washington saturday, barack obama and george w. bush, both former foes, will eulogize their fallen friend. >> nick watt, thanks so much. emotional day with joe biden speaking today. i expect to both laugh and cry based on what we see there. >>> sparks fly at a political debate as a veteran politician takes a swipe at an opponent's former career as an actress. cynthia nixon joins us live to talk about her progressive bid for new york governor. that's next. let someone else do the heavy lifting. tripadvisor compares prices from over 200 booking sites to find the right hotel for you at the lowest price. so you barely have to lift a finger. or a wing. tripadvisor. sleep number 360 smart bed. it senses your movement and automatically adjusts to keep you both comfortable. an

he walked over, comforted her and said, your father helped my beau, my son, beau, get through so much. and of course, beau biden had the same terrible glioblastoma, the brain cancer that teddy kennedy died of on this exact day, which is so remarkable, his great friend, john mccain. they all knew that this diagnosis of an incurable brain cancer was going to take their lives. but john mccain had such a bond with joe biden over that. and biden, in reaching out to meghan, walking across the set and holding her happened and talking to her about what john mccain meant to him and his son. he was devastated, really, in south carolina, in that primary in 2000 by attacks from the bush camp and the fact they got together and worked so closely on iraq issues, is remarkable. it says so much about both of them. some of the attacks were racially motivated. it was a hard-fought campaign. and there were allegations about the adopted child in that family. and mccain was devastated by that, the whole family was. and very angry, very bitter. he could be angry when he was angry. and he was completely just

i carry with me an image of beau on the lake that we live on, on the boat starting the motor and wavingst days. and i'm sure memories of teddy looking so alive on that sailboat, not on the cape. and for the family, for the family you will find your own images. whether you remember his smile or his laugh, a touch on the shoulder or hand running his hand down your cheek. or, just feeling like someone is looking into turning and seeing him smiling at you, just looking at you. or, when you saw the sheer joy that crossed his face the moment that he was about to get up and take the stage on the senate floor and start a fight. [laughter] god, he loved it. [laughter] so to cindy and the kids, doug and andy, cindy, megan, jack, jimmy, bridget. and i know she's not here, but to mrs. mccain, we know how difficult it is to bury a child, mrs. mccain. my heart goes out for you. and i know right now the pain you are all feeling is so sharp, and so hollowing, and john's absence is all-consuming for all of you right now. it's like being sucked into a black hole inside your chest, it's frightening. but i

so, but, we got to know each other well and he loved my son beau and my son hunt.e up to wilmington. out of this grew a great friendship that transcended whatever political differences we had or later developed because above all, above all, we understood the same thing. all politics is personal. it is all about trust. i trusted john with my life and i would, and i think he would trust me with his. we both knew then from our different experiences that, as i our life progressed we learned even more, that there are times when life can be so cruel. pain so blinding. it is hard to see anything else. the disease that took john's life, took our mutual friends, teddy's life, the exact same disease nine years ago, couple days ago, and three years ago, it took my beautiful son beau's life. it is brutal. it is relentless. it is unforgiving. it takes so much from those we love and from the families who love them, that in order to survive, that we have to remember how they lived. not how they died. i carry with me an image of beau iting out in the little lake we live on, starti

own act the guy who picks up from lenny is george who basically kind of goes, right after the tab beausiests were heavily into pen as, give accouple of novena to do, nine first friday, knife first saturday, stations of the cross, a trip to lourdes. that was one of the things that bothered me a little about my religion was that conflict between pain and pleasure. you know. because they were always pushing for pain. you were always pulling for pleasure, man. >> george carlin was a words submit. a words smith. and he would spend a year where every word was there for a reason. nothing was there which accident. >> my trouble was i wanted a list. here are these words i'm not supposed to say. let's have a look at them. i'll be glad to avoid them if i could just see them and know what they are. you have to say them to find out what they are, man [ bleep ]. o o oh, [ bleep ]. >> george carlin, he had fun with vulgarity. and that drove people crazy. >> i kept finding more ways to describe dirty words than there were dirty words. they call them dirty, bad, filthy, foul, vial, vulgar, off color, le

with beau casper smart inside, the paparazzi had questions. together, j.lo and her former backup dancer broke up in 2016. then she started dating a rod. an eyewitness tells "e.t." the exes didn't not see or speak to each other. >> we're great friends. i love her and the kids. >>> next, these e exes did reunite. chris and anna. pratt and faris took their son jack out for a walk in santa monica yesterday. the pair who announced their split a year ago this month they're both are coupled up. >>> and finally, eddie murphy's baby news, he's going to be a dad of ten. >> having a child is the sweetest blessing you can have. >> the 57-year-old's rep confirms to "e.t." that his girlfriend is expecting their second child. she's been seen out recently with a baby bump. we're told the child is due in december. >> the greatest part of my life is my kids. >> eddie is a dad to nine children. >> they're grown-up children. >> none of my children are gray or balding. >>> coming up -- the dream wedding. >> val's wedding i dos revealed. >>> plus, how to get the ga

through the loss of beau biden. and military service. i travelled with beau biden and dr. to baghdad to swear in new citizens who were members of our troops in a policy that's now been reversed by this pentagon. where military service would qualify before daca, where military service would qualify you for citizenship. the moving ceremony of joe biden swearing in these young troops who were in a conflict zone. we see larry fitzgerald, the wide receiver. who was so honored and surprised to be chosen for this service. senator biden has been teaching and lecturing as we know and has not ruled out returning to politics despite his age. >> there are no rule s anymore andrea. >> no rules indeed. that is pastor noah garcia, north baptist church. bridget mccain will be reading from ecclesiastes. there will be a tribute by grant woods. a hymn performed by johna little. a reading from andrew mccain, one of the elder sons from his first marriage.

i carry with me, me and major beau, smiling away on the boat. not the last days.cki kennedy has her own image, seeing teddy look so alive on that sailboat, out on the cape. for the family, you will all find your own images. whether you remember to smile, laugh, or just that touch of silver running his hand on your cheek. or just feeling like someone is smiling at you. just looking at you. or whatever you saw the sheer joy that crossed his face that he do he was about to take the stage of the senate floor and start a fight. [laughter] he loved it. [laughter] so to cindy, and the kids, doug and eddie, megan, jack, jimmy, bridget, and i know she's not here but to mrs. mccain. we know how difficult it is to bury a child, my heart goes out to you. i know the pain you were feeling that was so sharp and hollowing, and his absence is consuming. like being sucked to a blacklist side of your trust. it's frightening. i know something else from experience, there's nothing anyone can say or do to ease the pain. but i pray that you take some comfort, knowing that because you sh

the exact same disease nine years ago, a comdays ago and three years ago it took my beautiful son beau's life. it's brutal. it's relentless, it's unforgiving. and it takes so much from those we love and from the families who love them that in order to survive we habe to rem how they lived, not how they died. senator day arizona john mccain will have it rare honor of lying in the capitol where thousands will pay tribute to an american hero. >>> new new mexico where now we know what caused a greyhound bus to collide with a semi killing at least seven. >>> president trump threatens to get directly involved with the fbi and justice department if as he says they don't start doing their jobs right. >>> and dramatic new guidelines that will change how cases are handled on campuses. >>> and the whose who from around the world will pay tribute to aretha franklin. >> good friday morning, everyone. breaking overnight at least seven people are dead after a gruesome crash between a greyhound bus and a semi-truck in new mexico. the toll up from just four earlier in the day. the state police a prelimin

as with my friend bowe biden -- beau biden, who was taken it too young and with senator ted kennedy who was lost at a time when he was most needed. brain cancer has robbed us of our best and brightest and we must work harder to end this disease. we should rename the great senate building in which john served for decades that we might keep his memory alive for future generations, and i think we should strengthen and invest in national service, in expectation that all young americans would serve their country in some way, military or civilian, which will take effort and investment, but service as a young man helped john fall in love with our nation at a time of great division. i can think of nothing greater to remind us of the spirit of service of which john lived his life than to make it possible for the hundreds of thousands of young american who want to serve, whether in teach for america, habitat for humanity, the peace corps, or the military by expanding those opportunities for them to learn skills, commit themselves to our community and country and earn tuition funds for college thr

in fact, same disease nine years ago, couple days ago, and two years ago it took my beautiful son beau's life. it's brutal. it's relentless. it's unforgiving. and it takes so much from those we love and from the families who love them, that in order to survive, we have to remember how they dd. >> and r oy, lying in the capit where thousands will pay tribute to an american hero. >> to new mexico, where we now know what caused a greyhound bus to collide with a semi, killing at least seven. >> president trump threatens to get directly involved with the fbi and justice department if, as he says, they don't start doing their jobs right. >> and the trump administration is considering dramatic new guidelines that would change the rules how sexual misconduct cases are handled on college campuses. >> and celebrating the amazing life of the queen of soul. a memorial service with a who's who from around the world later this morning. "early today" starts right now. >>> good friday morning, everyone, i'm phillip mena. >> i'm frances rivera. breaking overnight, at least seven people are now dead after

my son, beau biden.y, purple heart -- excuse me, a bronze star, other service medals he was awarded. he looks at john from the time he was a high school kid with nothing but absolute rock -- raw admiration. my son hunter got to know john personally. they got to talk to him, they took the measure of the man and they got to learn from him. they really cared about you, john. and i know you know that. john and i would travel the world together. as i said, he jokes, he said he carried my bags. the son of a gun never carried my bags. he was supposed to carry my bags, damage, but -- bags, but he never carried my bags. he was a young liaison officer, i was a young senator. whether we were going to germany or china, whenever i went with notable exceptions, i asked john to come with me. and the many of those so-called coattails, congressional delegations, back in the days when we like each other and talk to each other, we used to travel together. democrats, republicans, and our spouses. and many of those, jill wit

that is a beau i s proud of that one. go on.sh out. ten interceptions since he got here. >> al: heck of a player. >> cris: smart guy. that is what you need at the safety position. >> al: all kinds of action. going for it on fourth and ten. >> false start number 14, offense. five-yard penalty. still first down. >> al: that will make it fourth down and 15.t >> cris: thebizarre part, ually when you play wide receiver y cannot hear the snap count. then you get in a stadium like this and you can hear everything and now the wide receiver jumps offside. >> al: pretty quiet all things considered and certainly at the moment. fourth and 15. chicago can run out the clock if they stop them here and they will. that enables us to bring bact y bactery -- terry mcauley. the helmet rule. everybody is talking about it right now. your thoughts on what you saw here tonight. >> the rule expands so far. i think they have been told to just throw, you know. in the preseason just throw. take a library of plays and hopefully by the time we get to philadelphiaek

. >> one of the things that gave beau courage was dad. your dad took care of my beau. >> more than one year into treatment mccain's family is halting the cancer regimen. at first the 81-year-old toggled between treatment and work. >> we are getting nothing done my friends. we are getting nothing done. >> casting a deciding vote against his parties obamacare replacement plan. president trump has frequently fumed about that at campaign events. >> i would have gotten rid of everything but as you know one of our -- one of our wonderful senators said thumbs down and at 2:00 in the morning. >> reporter: since january the disease kept mcmahon from the capitol but the two-time presidential candidate weighs in. he calls the president's news conference with vladimir putin disgraceful. all the while friends have held out hope that the man who survived five 1/2 years in a vietnamese prison would beat cancer too. >> this disease has never had a more worthy opponent. >> but on 60 minutes last fall. >> it's a poor progress know zblies mccain was franke

. >> reporter: biden recalling his own personal loss, his son beau, who like mccain, died of breast cancer. and his first wife and infant daughter killed in a car accident four decades ago, now helping the mccains through their loss. >> you know you're going to make it when the image of your dad, your husband, your friend crosses your mind and a smile comes to your lips before a tear to your eye. that's when you know. and i promise you, i give you my word, i promise you, this i know. >> reporter: biden hailing the late senator as a beacon of bipartisanship while slamming the current political climate, seeming to go after president trump without mentioning him by name. >> it wasn't about politics with john. he could disagree on substance, it was the underlying values that animated everything john did. everything he was. you could come to a different conclusion but where he'd part company with you is if you lacked the basic values of decency, respect, knowing that this project is bigger than yourself. basic fairness. the intolerance for the abuse of power. >> tomorrow there will be another p

the same disease that claimed biden's son beau.ator's body now on its way to lie in state at the u=s capitol after today's moving farewell in his home state of arizona. music "amazing grace" "my name is joe biden. i'm a democrat. and i loved john mccain. /// he lived by another code ... an ancient, antiquated code where honor, courage, character, integrity and duty mattered.""it wasn't about politics with john, he could disagree on substance, but it was the undying values that animated everything john did. everything he was. you could come to a differt conclusion, but where he would part company with you is where you lacked the basic values decency, respect. and he could not stand the abuse of power." to paraphrase shakespeare...we shall not see his like again." (grant) like again." shall not see his like again." (grant)senator mccain's body will lie in the capitol rotunda tomorrow.after a memorial at the national cathedral... the senator will reach his final resting place at the naval academy cemeter

east another freeway remains in the yellow beau we are tracking delays heading into san francisco. jackie? >> reporter: if you have been to the dmv lately, you know the lines have been extremely bad. 9 department has a solution but it's going to cost millions of dollars. if i never get off this island, tell my family i love... saving people money on car insurance. >>> i'm jackie ward outside of the dmv at daly city. lines across the state have been atrocious lately. now lakers in sacramento are asking how this problem can be solved. people across california are commonly waiting six to eight hours to be scene at the dmv these days mainly because of the need to get a real id, something that can only be done in person. jean shiomoto asked for $26 million. that did not go well for several lawmaker, including jim patterson of fresno. he wants to have an audit and wants to demand accountability. >> the department sent $16 million since july 1st. that's why several lawmakers are hesitant to throw more money at the dmv. >>> on the fire watch, in orange county, the holy fire is posing a thr

again, it's going to be another beau day out there. now, the humidity starts to build overnight, bot until then. we have some isolated chances of rain to put in. amelia and i were talking about that. we had to put one in for sunday and a stray chance for monday. but that's it. i think most of us are going to be dry. look at these. temperatur not only sit beautiful outside. it's cool and crisp. temperatures are in the 50 upper 60s at reagan national airport. just a good-looking morning out there. your wakeup weather, plenty of sunshine. we have a few clouds making for a gorgeous sun rise. a little disturbance through the upper levels of atmospghre. br us a few clouds. that's why we're seeing the clouds and beautiful sun rise. it will swe out of here. there could be a few more clouds by this afternoon. no rain to worry about low to mid 80s and mostly sunny skies. we're comfortable today. however, the humidity starts t build overnight. it's going to be a little on the humid and hot sideor your sunday. and then by next week, monday, tuesda

joe biden's son beau died from a similar cancer that took john mccain's life.hen the motorcade will process to phoenix airport with the arizona national guard will bid a final farewell to senator john mccain from this state he loved so much. more a thousand seats in that church reserved for members of the public and we expect members of the public to line the route of the motorcade but it will be hod. yet there was a service in the arizona state capital and people stood in line for up to three hours to file past john mccain's casket and pay their last respects and it was very hot and 21 people had to be treated by emts, two people taken to the hospital. it's expected to be hotter today, and one final word on that church service today, the recessional at the end will fittingly by "my way" by frank sinatra. senator john mccain will take that final flight to washington, the flight he took so 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 state at the u.s. capital. he's be

he lost his son beau biden to brain cancer.lar to what happened with senator mccain. >> john is going to take his rightful place in a long line of extraordinary leaders in this nation's history who in their time and in their way stood for freedom and stood for liberty, and have made the american story the most of improbable and the most of hopeful and most of enduring story on earth. >> it was moving listening to the bagpipes. they were playing "going home" which is a traditional. henry clay was the first one to lie in state in the capitol in 1842. you can see the caisson bring the casket up to the capital. they will put senator mccain's casket atop the base built for president lincoln. guy: it's rare for this to happen. how does that decision get made? >> it's decided by congress, the senate majority leader along with the minority leaders. you will hear from paul ryan and mitch mcconnell. the minority leader in the house and the senate. they will deliver a wreath. you have the invocation by the house chaplain and benediction b

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the same disease that claimed biden's son beau.ody now on its way to lie in state at the u=s capitol after today's moving farewell in his home state of arizona. music "amazing grace" "my name is joe biden. i'm a democrat. and i loved john mccain. /// he lived by another code ... an ancient, antiquated code where honor, courage, character, integrity and duty mattered.""it wasn't about politics with john, he could disagree on substance, but it was the undying values that animated everything john did. everything he was. you could come to a different conclusion, but where he would part company with you is where you lacked the basic values decency, respect. and he could not stand the abuse of power." to paraphrase shakespeare...we shall not see his like again." (grant) senator mccain's body will lie in the capitol rotunda tomorrow.after a memorial at the national cathedral... the senator will reach his final resting place at the naval academy cemetery in annapolis maryland. (vicki) it's a bill that would r

some people think it kind of puts a little bit of meat on beau the bones in terms of where -- on then terms of where he was. others are a little more reticent to think this solves any of the potential problems. essentially what mr. musk said today was that he had had these conversations with the saudi sovereign wealth fund and that led him to believe that it a deal could be close it's -- that a deal could be closed. funding secured to some people, based on an 11% share increase, may have meant something different. selina: what do we know about the people at the s.e.c. in san francisco who are looking into this? >> sure. so we reported last week that the s.e.c.'s enforcement attorneys at the san francisco office had been looking into some of tesla's public statements, even predating last tuesday's tweet. what we know about the san francisco office is just based on its proximity, it's very close to some of the high growth, large, important tech companies in the country and really the world. so i think you mentioned before the break the company formally known as yahoo!, just some of the

of course, joe biden's son beau died of the same kind of cancer that took senator mccain from us. the circles are so entwined. and i think senator mccain had maybe this in mind that we are together, we are entwined. joe biden and john mccain could not have been more different politically coming from different places, coming from different parts of the country, coming from different experiences. joe biden never served in the military, although his son did. and yet, they became fast friends even before this terrible bond over cancer. it's telling the people that john mccain has chosen to speak at his service. the one thing i wanted to mention to you also is that this is a very sad day, and my heart is broke sln as well, but john mccain was always about having fun. one of the reasons there are so many people both democrats, republicans, arizonans and people all over the country, and i should say the world who care so bmuch about him is he was fu to be around. everybody wanted to go with him on congressional trips to be at the back of the bus as he campaigned. i think people are reall

before long she had a new beau. she kept in touch with her family very carefully, secretly.ones for example and that rarely. >> two months after michelle arrived in florida she asked her boyfriend to call her parents, pass on a message, use a pay phone, she told him. and maybe he forgot or perhaps he didn't tell them why, but he called from his parents' house phone. u.s. marshals were monitoring. they looked up the number that had called michelle's parents. >> the database told them that this woman had a son in his mid 20s who lived in the south florida. >> did he know the missing michelle? the cops found him, staked him out. then followed him to that little white beach cottage where he and michelle were in for a big surprise. >> following a developing story out of florida. a woman wanted for the murder of her husband, has been arrested in florida. >> at the time of her arrest inside the apartment we found magazines describing ways to go under cover in the united states, obtain new identity. >> books too on learning spanish, travel guides for several latin countries, an arra

biden lost his son beau to the same cancer that claimed mccain's life. in washington, a service at the washington national cathedral where the maverick senator who meticulously planned his own funeral asked men who bested him, former presidents george w. bush and barack obama, in a final private burial next to his navy classmate and best friend in annapolis sunday. members of the u.s. senate, a chance to honor their friend. >> for his colleagues here, time confirmed a sad but obvious truth. the senate won't be the same without john mccain. >> he could put the temper in temperament. he was a brave and honest man. he was a patriot. >> the democratic leader, introducing a resolution to rename the russell senate office building for mccain. >> i want generations in the senate and world to remember him. >> reporter: remembering him not just as a colleague but a mentor. >> i think this is the part of john mccain that a lot of people don't know about is that he took younger senators under his wing. >> reporter: one who pushed senators in a way that only mccain c

i've heard that senator graham is now trying to walk it back in some sense beau saying, well, look, i'm simply saying these things to talk the president down from taking action now. but of course with friends like that, who needs enemies? it was a very surprising turn of events. >> and now you've got two close trump allies who have been granted immunity to talk and, you know, one would wonder, jameel, what's the ill munt? what would, you know, these folks have to hide or protect themselves from in order to get immunity in exchange for information that investigators want? >> well, look, with the michael cohen plea deal, clearly the justice department has shown they think they can bring charges against somebody for improper campaign contributions based on these payoffs. pecker feels like he has liability if he doesn't cooperate. with respect to the cfo of the trump organization, which appears to be given immunity also, he was deep in the finances. there's a problem in the finances. he's right in the middle of it. that's obviously going to be a challenge for the president also going forwar

. >> reporter: long time senate colleague joe biden who lost his oldest son beau to the same rare form moving tribute. >> i always thought of john as a brother. we had a hell of a lot of family fights. all politics is all about trust. i trusted john with my life. >> reporter: biden making this promise to mccain's family as they mourn. >> you are going to ride by that field or smell that fragrance or see that flashing image and you are going to feel like you did the day you got the news. you know you will make it. i give you my word, i promise you. this i know. that day will come. >> reporter: after the ceremony john mccain's family escorted him with the motorcade to the airport to get on the plane and go with him for the last time from arizona to washington, the family along with the senator's remains are on the flight. when they land we are told that they will be at joint base andrews greeted by nearly 100 members of his staff and former staff. you cover washington. you know it takes a certain kind of senator to have that kind of a loyal staff and joked that the mccain staff is like t

wasn't so young.longtime senate colleague, former vice president joe biden, who lost his oldest son beau to the same rare form of brain cancer that took mccain's life, delivering a moving tribute to his friend of half a century. joe biden:"i always thought of john as a brother. we had a hell of a lot of family fights. biden making a promise to mccain's family as they mourn.joe biden:"you're gonna ride by that field or smell that fragrance or see that flashing image. and you're gonna feel like you did the day you got the news. but you know you're going to make it. i give you my word, i promise you. this i know. ((ken))that was dana bash reporting.mccain passed ((ken)) that was dana ((ken)) ((ken))that was dana bash reporting.mccain passed away last week after a long battle with brain cancer. he was 81. ((pam)) also happening tomorrow... aretha franklin will be laid to rest. tonight... fans, celebrities and friends gathered for a free concert in detroit to honor the 'queen of soul'. "a people's tribute to the queen" was organized by franklin's family. performances covered a wide range of m

you may remember going back before beau biden was ted kennedy.e was younger than senator mccain, but sort of went through the same thing. survived and had 14 months of survival after his diagnosis. >> the next stage is some form of hospice care. what would that entail? just doing everything they can to make him comfortable? >> yeah. i don't know what stage -- given he has made this decision that the risks and the toll of the therapy are really no longer outweighing the benefits, i don't know -- that doesn't necessarily mean he is at the stage of hospice care. this could be a decision point he has made at this point, not indicating something like he needs to be this hospice or whether that's home hospice or something like that. yes, to your question, at that stage, when it happens or if it happened, it's about providing comfort. that can take all sorts of different -- that can mean all sorts of different things. it may be within the home. it may involve things around pain control. it may involve just making sure that he is comfortable in all sorts

joe biden is very much a part of this process because of his own son beau biden passing from geoblastoma, which is not responsive to immunotherapy. kelly o, thanks so much to you. >>> now to the politics facing the president. if anyone could be so different from john mccain in so many ways, it's president trump. now president trump facing new troubles from his inner circle, new developments today, fresh on the heels of the michael cohen guilty plea, allen weisselberg, a staple of the trump organization for decades, the accountant, the money man, the cfo, close confidant of the president and his father before him, granted immunity in connection with the michael cohen case, following the revelation that long time friend and supporter david pecker, ceo and publisher "the national inquirer." joining me now, tom winter, daniel goldman, joyce vance, and kristen welker. tom, first to you, set the stage of what has happened today with allen weisselberg. >> andrea, today, what's different from yesterday, yesterday we were talking about david pecker and payments or a payment that was made to karen

biden's son, beau, suffered from the same type of brain cancer as mccain. i want to go straight to stephanie elam in phoenix. what else do we know about plans to honor and mourn the senator? >> reporter: dana, you've spoken so much about how senator mccain really believed that at the end of the day all of the politicians, they're all americans and that they should reach across the aisle more so. we know that he planned what he wanted to have happen for his funeral, for how he is memorialized. you can see that playing out in what's going to happen the next five days, starting here in phoenix in the state capitol where he will lie in state beginning on wednesday, which would have been the senator's 82nd birthday. on thursday what you're talking about how he will be memorialized at the north phoenix baptist church where former vice president joe biden is expected to speak. on friday the senator's body will make its way to d.c. where he will lie in state at the u.s. capitol followed up by saturday where he will have a funeral at the national cathedral. this is