an american tourist has beener killed by meof an endangered tribe in a remote island of india.7-year-old was a christian missionary who was killed with bows and arrows and hiftbody was n the beach. the tribeiv in isolation from the rest of the world, and it is illegal to try to contact them. it has been three months since america lost one of its great statesmen, senator john mccain. the nation watched as the family mourned and vowed to carry on his legacy. his wife, ndy, is doing just that by becoming chair of the mccain institute, which focuses on international security. my colleague yalda hakim sat m down with mrain to talk about her husband and the enduring lessons he has passed on. yalda: when the news came of his passing, there was this extrrdinary bipartisan outpouring. why do you think the nation reacted in that way? cindy: john was truly the conscience of the senate and in many ways the conscience of the country. people recognized him for his ability to work across the aisle, and his belief in working across the aisle. also, his willingness to debate but not demean as a

so then i that's when had to kind of face the reality that i have beenere 25 years. i can get detained and deported at any point. >> that must have been a tough message to absorb? >> yes, it was. but it kind of forced me do something that i never want t do, which i think i don't want to do, which is like mental health, right? how do you actually feel what this is? i have been so busy running away from it, i think, ang jugg so many things. >> and hiding? >> so, you know, the book, as you know, is structured lying, passing, and hiding. the book is really about what the psychological toll is of being in this country as a quote/unquo quote/unquote illegalilian according to president trump. >> your mom put you on a plane from the philippines heading to the u.s. live with your grandparents when you were 12. you didn't knowou were undocumented until you were 16 until you tried get a driver's license. you write about your deep alienation from your grandparents. you write, quote, the america they dreepd for me was not the america i was creati for myself. >> i had to try to un

you fight the fascist when you fight the nazis when you fight supremacy and you're fighting under beener of the atlantic charter freedom from fear. freedom from want. whew, you want some of that democracy for yourself. and that was macio he goes down to vote and there's a sign in taylor county over voting spot that says first negro that votes that will be the last thing he ever does. he's like -- i survived world war ii what's georgia got? so he went and macio voted. he was the only black person in taylor county that cast a ballot. he went home and it was quiet. this quiet for few days. and then -- opens the door and man says would you mind stepping outside, he's like sure. and he steps outside and he hears -- and it was a firing squad. an they laid macio out. and they laid him out. and walked away. his mother runs out and she picks up her baby and drags him to the hospital. but this is 1946 georgia people do not have the right to healthh care. because they have a jim crow health care system. and put him in the room and nobody saw him for six hours while he just laid there. it took him t

have beeners/voters with them ever since. >> does it matter anymore? >> about the u.s. senate and mitch mcconnell that is correct , but mitch mcconnell is majority leader because of donald trump because of two states. pat toomey and ron johnson were in tightly contested reelection bid in states that donald trump carried. he brought out democrats to pull republican ballots the first time in their lifetime. otherwise chuck schumer would leader ifmajority donald trump had not brought out another 100,000 working-class middle-class voters. >> also them across state home in pennsylvania because hillary if you did not -- combine what hillary clinton and donald trump got in pennsylvania, it did not equal what barack obama got in his reelection in 2012. >> no doubt. i am of the opinion that donald trump one, not that hillary clinton lost. he talked to a part of america that has been ignored for 30 years. >> you can't say they all turned out for him. >> democrats nominated the worst person they could have run. >> they didn't turn out for him either. that was her point. >> the onl

how the leaders who have beener much longer of the d.ic party react is something we'll foll closely. >> you will follow closely ind lisa desjardins with really important numbers and context. thank you. >> my pleasure. >> woodruff: so where ll amazon build its second headquarters? it is a question that has gotten renewed attention in recent days amid reports that the company maooking at more than one new location. big companies often make news when they ask cies to compete itfor their jobs and facs, but amazon is a much bigger fish s in whatever pond it la, so to speak. billions of dollars, and e potentially 50,000 jobs stake. g john yanhas our conversation in a moment. but fit, our economics correspondent paul solman starts us off, as part of our series "making sense," which airs every thursday. h, alexa, where should amazon locate h.q.-2? >> in frisco, texas. >> reporter: the competitionor amazon h.q.-2 began over a year ago. 238 cities and regions were in the running. many made quirky-- some might say desperate-- pitch videos. others offered amazon billions of dollars in tax breaks

that when police exchange data on personal information, on criminal records, on people that have beenerquite rightly has to be done under a strict legal framework, that legal framework currently if we talk about exchanging data, is done under the framework of usualure —— european union, the european course of justice, if we european union, the european course ofjustice, if we leave without a deal that framework will no longer apply and it is right that we can only share data when there is a legal framework to do so, what the negotiation also seek to do, after we leave, under this deal, is to establish a new legal framework, establish a new legal framework, establish a new way of agreed exxon rules for handling that data and also having a way ofjudging we are doing it correctly, right of appeal for citizen, we believe they are being unjustly treated and that is where the notty issues come up, because at present the european union is sinisting all that will require the uk —— insisting will require the uk —— insisting will require the uk to take new rules without having a say in formulatin