daughter bridget will also be doing a reading. once talking to senator mccain about bridget. you recall that in the 2000 campaign in south carolina, there was some very harsh opposition research dumped on him that related to bridget. and then eight years later, i talked to him about it. and he was very moved. he said, my daughter has googled herself and has seen what it said, and he said, "it just breaks my heart." so today is also remembering a father, a husband, not only a servant to the nation. >> and that 2000 campaign, when the opposition research all suggested that somehow this child of color, adopted from bangladesh, was somehow an illegitimate child of john mccain's, it was so painful and of course painful to her as she grew older, to google herself and see that. john weaver, i remember the speech that he gave in april of that year, after he had dropped out of the race in march, and south carolina was decisive, that primary, coming off of a huge momentum of north carolina. and he regretted and apologized for not having tak

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. >> bridget and also meghan mccain. >> bridget is doing a reading today along with another one of johnn's adopted children, andrew, which i think is really noteworthy. you see his children there embracing and of course cindy mccain walking in. as you said, maeve, she has been a beacon of strength, of grace. >> she has been, you know -- many of his friends have said she was by his side 20 hours a day, you know, for many months, ensuring that he got the best care that he could, ensuring that he could stay at the cabin that he loved between sedona and cottonwood, and she has just been going for days now. it was so interesting because at the very end, friends said that john and cindy mccain had so much fun together. they spent all this time together watching movies, laughing, telling stories, and just really had a great final year together. >> yeah, i mean, the irony of the bond they got. i just wanted to mention as i toss it back to wolf, i started to say two of his three adopted children are going to give readings today, bridget and andrew. andrew and doug he adopted when he married his

and john mccain's children bridget and andrew will also both speak at the service today.mccain started planning this ceremony, his funeral, all of this was planned by john mccain going back several months and he was really kind of indicative of what he wanted. >> i also think he would have viewed it in part has a sense of duty. also understanding the statement that this is making right now to our country, about how we accomplish great things when we pull together. and he felt very strongly about that. >> let me just jump in here. the procession has now arrived and you can see it coming directly behind me. you have the state police that are guiding this to the north phoenix baptist church and of course you can see these vehicles coming through. then you will see the hearse carrying john mccain. what will happen is a very much like what happened yesterday. you have the honor guard addressed, every branch of the military represented here. there will be vietnam veterans and first responders here as well, and then cindy mccain can either do this one of two ways. we are told th

i want to bring in bridget fox from the campaign for better transport.to make life for them? it is very disruptive potentially, particularly for people travelling at short notice to were not a word of the long scheduled works. combined with short—term disruptions as a result of industrial action, it can make travelling difficult. there are alternative routes between birmingham and marylebone, and it is important the rail operators work together to make sure passengers have the best information and access to alternatives. the operators say they chose this weekend, next weekend at the one after because it is the least busy time of the year, and there are 20,000 miles of track. it does need to be upgraded for safety, that is fair, no? it is, and we hope that these will deliver what passengers on, a more reliable and safe servers, and more capacity in the future, which is what passengers want. it is probably a case of short—term pain for long—term gain. perfect. next year we will see a 3.2% rise in railfares for 2019. we're werder 3.a% rise this year. when p

john's children, who carry on his spirit of service, doug, andy, meghan, sydney, jack, jimmy and bridget, may god bless you and keep all of you, your father was very proud and so is the state of arizona. in may, angela and i had the great honor of visiting with john and cindy at their cabin. before lunch, the senator broke the ice by sharing what was weighing on his mind most of all, breaking into his signature grin, he said, my biggest challenge is deciding whether or not to run for re-election in 2022. dying, as has been observed 50 years earlier, was not in his plan. the john mccain was a fighter and he called on us to fight with him, for american values, for the ideals and character of a free people, for justice and opportunity for all, for each other and for this blessed and bountiful country. none of us were ready for this, we never would have been ready for this, but john mccain often said of americans, we never surrender. so while we grieve today as a state and as a nation, john mccain's fight for america isn't over. it's a fight all americans are obligated to continue on his beh

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we should be clear, before we dig into this too much, as bridget brown makes clear in the reading you did for today, not everybody who believes in ufos believes in ufo conspiracy theories. even amongst those who do believe in ufo conspiracy theories, there is a wide variation. we keep coming back to this idea of a french conspirators is him and that is very much evident within these ufo conspiracy theories. but it is worth thinking about that these ufo conspiracy theories are widely treated as something remarkable. serious discussion of them is really an effective cultural taboo. he talked about the laboring -- labeling of something of a distant measure. alien conspiracy theories are one of the most evident examples of the distancing of conspiracists beliefs from acceptable discourse. even if they are treated as laughable, they are some of the most widely believed conspiracy theories. if we go back to the 60s gallup polls find 96% of americans have heard of ufos, 46% believed that they were real. 1973, 67 percent believe ufos are what real. by the 90s, 70% believe the government is hi

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. the hymn "going home" of course from the bagpiper which is the navy hymn. then the processional "my way." this is so perfectly in tune with arizona. all of those elements. as we see cindy mccain. and the casket coming down the aisle. as john mccain said so memorably when he was accused in his first house race of being a carpetbagger. he said, well, the only place i've spent a longer amount of time is the hanoi hilton. that silenced all of the -- >> little bit hard to come back from that. >> end of that discussion. >> you may be seated. on behalf of the mccain family, thank you all so much for being here this morning. as we remember and celebrate the life of senator john mccain. a man loved by this church. a man loved by this nation and this city. a man of courage. a man of faith. a man who dearly loved his family. as we celebrate and get into the service, i want to offer you

like family, but of course, it is cindy and roberta and joe and doug, andy, megan, jimmy, jack, and bridget, who could call this man their own. on behalf of the senate and the entire nation, thank you. thank you for lending him to us longer than we had a right. thank you for supporting him while he supported us. thank you for supporting him while he supported us. half a world away, wearing our nation's uniform, john mccain stood up for every value that this capitol building represents. then he brought that same patriotism inside his walls to advocate for our service members, our veterans, and our moral leadership in the world. so it is only right that today, near the end of his long journey, john lies here in this great hall under this mighty dome, like other american heroes before him. here, as a restless wave approaches the shores of eternity, we thank god for giving this country john mccain. house speaker ryan: on behalf of a grateful nation and on behalf of congress, i want to begin by giving thanks to the mccain family for your many years of service to our country. we share your anguis

in reality, mccain's daughter bridget was adopted from bangladesh. >> there's really not much you canpt to condemn it. >> my daughter bridget -- >> the gutter politics had a major impact on mccain. he lost the 2000 primary and vowed to avoid personal attacks in his future races. >> i knew how painful it had been for him with the attacks on his family. >> hillary clinton became a senator not long after mccain's 2000 presidential loss. >> he obviously at that time was coming off of a particularly vicious and brutal and personal campaign, especially for his family. you know a thing or two about that. >> i do. he was truly just soldiering on. it wasn't like we sat down and just, you know, poured forth our feelings. but we basically said, look, this is not the way politics should be conducted. >> he had to show his resilience all over again, and to himself more than to his colleagues. >> there you go. >> and he did, digging in on issues from campaign finance reform to the patient's bill of rights with senators from both parties. >> please join me in welcoming john mccain. >> by 2008 -- >>

his daughter bridget. he has three other kids. he has seven kids altogether, doug, andy and sidney as well were the first after cindy mccain to come up and pay their respects and say good-bye to their father. this is difficult, but this is the first. this is the first of what we will see day in and day out until sunday when john mccain is laid to rest, as he says, in his latest book, where it all began. the river that goes through annapolis where the naval academy is. >> for the next several hours, people in arizona will be able to come to that casket and pay their special respect to this great american. s.e., i know this is a sad moment for you, and we saw an emotional family, a truly emotional family reacting to this moment. i know you're very close with meghan who was seen, understandably, crying the whole time. >> yeah. yeah, my heart is broken for her. she is, as anyone who knows her will tell you, the strongest person i know. and she has been such a pillar of strength through this very, very difficult year. she has spent cou

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john mccain as a devoted dad, every time i saw him he started talking about meghan, jack, jimmy, bridget, doug, andy, cindy, his children, so proud of them. meghan mccain wrote this in a statement after her father passed. i was with my father at his end as he was with me at my beginning and in the 33 years we shared together he raised me, taught me corrected me and comforted me and encouraged me in all things. i love him and he loved me. all i am is thanks to him. you can tell how much he meant to her. tell us about john mccain the dad. >> well, if you ever get that honor of being at their ranch and income in her house, you see everywhere scrap books of their family. i think people kind of -- because he was such a maverick, people thought of him on his own and see cindy sometimes but he loved his family. i don't think it's a surprise that he spent those last months of his life in sedona that ranch he loved because his family was also there. his neighbors the olivers that he loved that knew for so long, he had this whole family around him. and what was interesting about it, he took that s

[laughter] so to cindy and the kids, doug, andy, jack, jimmy, bridget, and i know she is not here but mrs. mccain, we know how difficult it is to bury a child, mrs. mccain. my heart goes out to you. and i know right now the pain you all are feeling is so sharp and so hollowing, and john's absence is all-consuming for all of you right now. it is like being sucked into a black hole inside your chest. it is frightening. but i know something else from experience. there is nothing anyone can say or do to ease the pain right now, but i pray you take some comfort knowing that because you shared john with all of us your whole life, the world now shares with you the ache of john's death. look around this magnificent church. look what you saw coming into the state capital yesterday. it's hard to stand there, but -- at least it beau standing in the state capitol, you know it was genuine. it was deep. he touched so many lives. i was called not just because people knew we were friends. not just from people around the country but leaders around the world calling. i am getting all of these sympathy

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we stand with doug, andy, sydney, megan, jack, jimmy and bridget.e stand with his mother, roberta, and with all john's devoted friends and loyal staff. thank you for lending him to us longer than we had a right. thank you for supporting him while he supported us. so john mccain has fought his last battles and cast his final vote, but the nation he loved is still not done with him yet. this week will be dedicated to remembering him. on friday he will lie in state here in the capital like other american heroes before him. as the days turn two weeks, i know we'll all be eager to come together and collaborate on ways we can continue to honor his memory. generation after generation of americans with you about the cocky pilot who barely scraped through annapolis, but then defended our nation in the skies. skies. witness to our highest values even through terrible torture, captured the countries imagination through national campaigns that spotlighted many of our highest values, and became so integral to the united states senate where are nation errors and

. >> reporter: honoring her dad, bridget mccain. >> a time to be born and a time to die. >> reporter:n, ever the maverick, departing his way. ♪ i did it my way for aviator, who always put country first, one final flight. >> thanks to peter alexander for that report. >>> and now, d.c. will bid its th ll farewell to senator. after a private arrival ceremony this morning, his body will lie in state at the u.s. capitol rotunda. he's only the 30th american to receive the honor. tomorrow a memorial service, and on sunday he'll be laid to rest at a private burial at the u.s. naval academy. >>> president trump is back in d.c. this morning after hitting the campaign trail ahead of the midterms. he fired up a crowd at a rally in indiana, while also stumping for senate candidate mike braun. the president touted his trade deal with mexico, as we as the economy, and launched a new waves of attacks on his own justice department, even threatening to intervene himself. >> our justice department and our fbi have to start doing their job and doing it right and doing it now. because people are angry. i

. >> reporter: honoring her dad, bridget mccain.ime ime to be born and a to die. >> reporter: mccain ever the maverick departing his way. ♪ i did it my way >> reporter: for this former naval aviator who always put countrrs one final flight. >> well, thanks to peter alexander for that report. d.c. will bid its final farewell to the late senator. after a private arrival ceremony this morning m bain'sy will lie in state at the u.s. capitol rotunda. hey the 30th aamericmerican to receive the honor. on sunday he'll be laid to rest at a private burial at the u.s. navaacademy. >>> president trump is back in d.c. this morning after hitting the campaign t til ahead of mid-terms. he fired up a crowd at a rally in indiana also stomping for the senate candidate and he also launched a new waeb of attacks on his o justice department, even threatening to intervene himself. >> our justice department and our fbi have to startthoing r job and doing it right and doing it now. because people are angry. i want them to do their job. i will get involved a

meghan, jack and jimmy, both of whom like their dad served in the mirytali their youngest daughter bridget1991 from bangladesh. >> i'm happy to note that we are adoptive parents and it's enriched our lives, and we hope that that will also encourage others to do the same. >> i don't know if i've been a good father or not, but i do think we've tried very hard, mainly because of cindy, to spend a lot of time with our children, and so far they've turned out pretty well and i'm proud of them. >> reporter: in one of his final public appearances mccain joined his daughter meghan as a guest on "the view" to celebrate her birthday. >> it's -- we hiked in sedona iaanwe were -- i'm sorry. on the top of the mountain -- i love you so much. [ applause ] >> reporter: after he died meghan tweeted in part about her dad, "all tha thanks to him. now that he is gone the task of my lifetime is to live up to his example, his expectations and his love." a life that john mccain always acknowledged was not perfect but one that he always sought to learn from. >> i've tried to serve our country honorably. i've made

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. >> reporter: honoring her dad, bridget mccain. >> a time to be born and a time to die. >> reporter:n, ever the maverick, departing his way. ♪ i did it my way >> reporter: for this formal naval aviator who always put his country first, one final flight. beginning tomorrow, washington will say its final farewell, mccain becoming just the 31st american to lie in the capitol rotunda before a service at the national cathedral where he will be eulogized by former presidents george w. bush and barack obama. >>> tonight the fbi is launching a civil rights investigation after a pair of violent arrests captured on body cameras in mesa, arizona. nbc news national correspondent miguel almaguer has a look at the video that sparked outrage and what federal investigators are pursuing now. >> reporter: tonight the fbi is launching their own investigation into two violent arrests captured on body camera in mesa, arizona. the federal probe into 15-year-old for armed robbery and 35-year-old robert johnson, whose charges were later dismissed. >> i want mesa to be held accountable for what they have don

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the part of the bridget has collapsed landed on warehouses and rail tracks -- the part of the bridgehat collapsed. there were no hohomes there. the problem with the area where the bridge is still standing is there are a lot of residences, and people have been asked to leave the era. that is making a lot of people very angry. they don't know how long they will be away or if they will ever be a go back. the have to either try and secure the area first, or totally demolish this bridge, and that could take a very long time. we spoke to one person who works near here. he said that as a child, he played near this bridge. he said it could be weeks or even months before he is able to go back. brent: it's hard to imagine what people are going through right now, just because they live near a bridge. we know that italy's government has been pointing a finger at the bridge's private operator and also at the european union. what more can you tell us about that? >> this s really is t the firstg challenge for italy's new government. they have come out fighting, they were speaking in passionate term

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we should be clear before we dig into it too much, as bridget brown makes clear in that reading you did for today, not everybody that believes in ufos believes in ufo conspiracy theories. even amongst those who believe in ufo conspiracy theories there's a wide variation. we keep coming back to this idea of a fringe conspiracism and that's very much evident in these ufo conspiracy theories, but it's worth thinking about. that these ufo conspiracy theories are widely treated as something laughable. in fact, serious discussion of them is really an effective cultural taboo. we've talked about the labeling of something as conspiracy, as a distancing measure. alien conspiracy theories are possibly one of the most evident examples of the distancing of conspiracist belief from acceptable discourse. and yet at the same time even as they're treated as laughable, as riseable, they're some of the most widely believed conspiracy theories. if we go back to the '60s, gallop polls find 95% of gallup polls find 95% of americans had heard of ufos, 46% believed that they were real. 1973, 57% believe that

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plus how safe are italy's bridget's look at anger mounting over the deadly general bridge collapse italian tell g.w. they're worried about the condition of other structures across the country. i'm sumi so much going to good to have you with us fans have been paying tribute to so legend aretha franklin who died on thursday at the age of seventy six from pancreatic cancer her distinctive voice captured the heartbreak and determination of millions around the world she also broke the barriers with power anthems demanding racial and gender equality here's a look at how fans are remembering the queen of soul. you. leverage this is a theory says so many of her fans remember setting things right when she's been done wrong. such. as from the sidewalk outside her father's church in detroit. to the apollo theater in new york to the hollywood walk of fame in los angeles an outpouring of love for a music icon. she. told such a dad as there was no little outbreak all years p.c.t. . everything that her music awards her advocacy have always been at the front of her songs gave you that power like that conf

will actually lead the country is still in the distance it's got harder al-jazeera but let's talk to bridget well she's an associate professor john cabot university and joins us live now from the malaysian capital brigid let's talk first about. people had so much hope and faith and as a leader but she's recently come under increasing criticism over the ranger refugee crisis and her silence over the military operation on the bangladesh border she damaged goods do you think. absolutely and i think we also see that in myanmar that she's not a democrat there's been concerns about press freedoms and arrests of writers reporters there hasn't been a real engagement with civil society there hasn't been a sense to opening up the system the way that there was promised in the eighty eight protests. and we know that the power and control by the military in min mas basically enshrined in the constitution so let me ask you do you think of a c. true civilian democracy well i think the trends in the last two and a half years since she's been in government are very worrying when the election was held in nove

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events as during the close season as yet rare haven't signed a high profile replacements as well so bridget a lot at stake is first competitive game in charge of rio since he took over from the senate in sit down. of course to lose the player that with the important parameter it was always going to be a negative thing but this doesn't mean the real madrid is going to start winning titles it's all around the reds history has there been a lot of players from the thumb of the best in the world led by real madrid at the club is above all of them former barcelona star andress iniesta is making himself at home in japan and yes to score in his second goal in as many games for his new club is so the twenty ten world cup winner move to the jail after a sixteen year career with boss is going with some pretty hair shima finished in a one one draw. now korean sporting unity is being stepped up at the asian games with north and south korea fielding joint teams in three events a unified women's basketball team won their opening group game against host nation indonesia similar examples of cross border coo

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really they got to put this get this is i'm about the results to bid and this is the only way to do it bridget laureus that it that it's good mr i think a lot of people would agree with you on that but what about the time of day or the time of night and this is taking place why why do this at such a late time when many people may not be able to watch and see and see this credibility in action as you're saying. one i think the majority of zimbabweans are glued to their television set so i can tell you that i don't think they're going to get a bit until this thing is done because this is a very anxious and important time for all of us. i personally think you know this everybody and it's a mighty amount of work that's involved in this process especially if it's conducted in this way you have to ten thousand eleven thousand polling stations two thousand ward wards two hundred ten constituencies and all of those elections have been completed and signed off by both the opposition and the government and those elections cannot be disputed at this point in time because they're all being signed off now

run up will both be ready to leave it to most bridget does. something she does the senior. girl. was very. new to almost look at would you. go the wheels but it's a real. move if they were. fortunate in that one of the most bruising us to whom he referred. to thomas one of the smiles the last. couple of was one of. washington announces new sanctions against russia over the screwball poisoning case of using a weapon once again offering limited evidence. of the headlines the u.s. senate asks to interview the head of wiki leaks on alleged russian meddling in the twenty sixth you know lection. has repeatedly denied that moscow had anything to do with the election related documents exposed by wiki leaks. and social media giants are accused of silencing the bank after twitter suspends several libertarian and conservative figures for alleged hate speech. joining us here in the international. today welcome to the program. the u.s. has unveiled new sanctions against russia or over the poisoning of double agent and his daughter back in march in the u.k. the new penalties are expected to co

me it to most bridget does a little but drops some some because the she knew. well. was right. and knew that you would just look at it would you for me that's. a good summary of the. movement that they were aiming. towards i mean that one of the most of those in the us to mobile me birds. wonderful to smile at. what politicians do something. they put themselves on the line. to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president. or some want to be rich. but you'd like to be first that's what the fuck treatable can't be good that i'm interested always in the why. should. welcome back to worlds apart with jon alpert the american journalist and documentary filmmaker mr alfred day just before the break you were saying that you had a choice of either going to cuba or coming to moscow and each owes most to and i know that you have something under the table to show as i do have something i have my my my props here if you see this yeah and i can see the name of a legendary russian hockey player just last fifty safo and they say why do you have it if you look at this and obviousl

for our eight day detail rarely do most bridget does. some shooting because the she knew. her. was the right. time to neutralise look at it. for me that's. the real it's really it's a real. remove if they were. torturing me in the. bruising just to be heard. or little smile at. if. twitter is accused of double standards after banning activists for offensive comments against black people even though like tweets against whites went unchallenged. info was one of the most popular controversial terms of news websites has been found by leading social media platforms what they call hate speech. and head of a visit by the international chemical weapons watchdog to the englishtown of next week the media continues to speculate on the poisoning case claiming the u.k. has asked russia extradite. its have you with us this is r.t. and. change the word white to black or jewish and you could find yourself in trouble on twitter that's what one conservative activist in the u.s. confirmed as she tried to highlight the platform's alleged double standards and has details. candace she's from turning

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will vote eight to eighteen to leave it to most bridget does. some of the sheen young girl. was not very. good the weirdo's blitzer. but they were. fortunate in that one of the most bruising us to her. school to thomas was remembering a little triangle that. joined me every thursday on the elec simon short and i was speaking to get off of the world of politics small business i'm show business i'll see you there. one of the fundamental pillars of the u.s. judicial system is the belief that you are innocent until proven guilty and you have a right to due process to face your accusers and make them prove your guilt in the court of law and while the system is filled with imperfections and injustices these basic tenets are what we fundamentally try to adhere to unless it's the us drone assassination program then apparently all bets are off started under the bush administration horrifically escalated during the obama administration and then put into overdrive now with trump in the white house the u.s. drone assassination program is the judge jury and executioner in the u.s. war on