cindy: hi, my name is cindy, and i'm a vietnamese who grew up in america. my hope for the future is to become a teacher. everybody has to be taught at one point to get a job or career. my friend once said, "without teachers, there wouldn't be police, doctors, lawyers, and many more." and that inspired me to want to inspire others. robert: did you kind of have this format in mind already, or did it kind of evolve as you were working on it? cindy: it took me, like, a long time to think about it, but i had like a little idea in the beginning. robert: very good, it's very nice. talk about that a little bit more, but haneum kim, we want to talk to you about your entry as well as what inspired it. what's the title? haneum kim: my title is "the lamp festival of unification." and i wanted to draw something or create something that would, like, fit the benefit of my country, which is south korea, or korea in general. and what concerned me the most was when north korea and south korea divided, they fought, they argued. and i wanted to have something that would put th

>> cindi rogers: two and a half.>> michael rogers: going on-- going on three. >> whitaker: had you been planning for retirement? >> cindi rogers: yes. >> cindi rogers: we were going to do tiny house, simplify life, and then travel. >> michael rogers: as it worked out, it didn't work out that way. we became parents instead of grandparents. >> whitaker: the kids said, with their mother often sleeping, or out of the house, they could do whatever they wanted. but their grandparents insist on rules. >> ellie kligman: it sucks having rules, and chores. but it has to happen for us to actually grow up and be a responsible adult and take charge of our lives. >> whitaker: michael, you are fighting cancer. >> michael rogers: that's true. i have a terminal cancer. >> whitaker: so has this been especially tough on you? >> michael rogers: yeah. i have good days and bad days. >> cindi rogers: i worry, that i'll miss something in his care, and i have. >> michael rogers: you do wonderful. >> whitaker: they say being parents again has

host: cindy, st. joseph is notta school district that big, is it? caller: well, they combine all it little towns to make bigger, then of course you have bigger tax base. all they are doing is building schools and charging it to good old taxpayer and yet the no system of grading. i mean, everybody is pretty much dumbed down to nothing. are some schools that work harder, but i mean, public school is a failure. a failure years before mr. trump was elected president not gotten any better, going l the immigration obattling that and it is just a nightmare. it is horrible living in this beautiful state. host: let's hear from cassellius. education commissioner: we sure appreciate everybody's opinion. ut i just would have to respectfully disagree that i think minnesota has a beautiful system, especially up in central minnesota, where we have high-achieving schools. i would encourage her to go and principals her school and take a tour of her schools. i've been in those sch we willoo leave here and the u. house gaveling in for bills debated earlier.

cindy mccain taking the high road. tweeting tonight, may i remind you my husband has a family, seven children and five grandchildren. and then there's the latest news on president's fixer, michael cohen, and how he raked in big bucks pitching his access to the president to potential clients. rudy giuliani, the president's

today, cindy's father ed zarzycki returned to the site where his daughter was found ten years ago.t would justice be for your daughter? >> i don't know if there is ever justice. >> reporter: kimberly king's family say they believe a midcast about the missing girls that ran in the fall prompted authorities to reopen this cold case. investigators say they expect to continue the search here for the next two to five days. dff. >> glor: nikki battiste, thank you. cbs news has confirmed, president trump's personal attorney got millions of dollars from companies seeking access to the president in the months ncter the election. that includes hundreds of ssousands from a company tied to a russian oligarch. paula reid has more on this. >> reporter: the money was paid to essential consultants l.l.c., the same company michael cohen used to pay adult film star heormy daniels not to speak about her alleged affair with president trump. the transactions were first revealed in a document posted by daniels' attorney, michael avenatti. they show payments of approximately $500,000 from columbus nova,

sin sus dos hijos viajaron a mÉxico para-- cindy y sus dos hijos para mÉxico para ver a su esposo.r primera vez, nada mÁs la Única diferencia es que yo me iba a quedar aquÍ y ellos iban a regresar. >> cuando lo encontramos en el aeropuerto, lloramos, le dimos un abrazo fuerte. >> guarda la esperanza de que el servicio de inmigraciÓnle otorgue un perdÓn y pueda regresar. >> a veces me pongo a platicar con mi esposay se me salen las lÁgrimas. >> dice que como ciudadana americana dice que las leyes en estados unidos se deben cumplir, pero considera que las leyes de inmigraciÓn son injustas. su esposo no es un criminal y merece estar al lado de su familia en este lugar, dÓnde se crÍo y nacieron sus hijos. jorge: causa molestia y preocupaciÓn la discrepancia entre los mÁs de 4600 muertos en puerto rico por el huracÁn marÍa, frente a los 64 que dice el gobierno. patricia: mujeres cuando las alergias te atacan, siente el alivio sin sueño de claritin por 24 horas. día tras da tras día. porque la vida debería tener más alegrías y menos preocupaciones. siente la claridad, vive claramente cla

and for me, cindy, you -- you floated also to the top somewhat. and not by -- i mean, i don't want to make it seem like people weren't real close to you, because this decision was really tough. but you know, for me, when i listened to you talk about all the definitions, all the questions that supervisor cohen and others asked, you answered very succinctly in terms of how you answered it. the other part of it i think is you seem to have that perspective of whether it's from labor with the police or with these -- the citizens themselves. so i liked that balance about that, about you. >> supervisor safai: supervisor stefani? >> just to -- i was definitely impressed with candidates just mentioned by supervisor yee. and i'll leave it at that right now. >> supervisor safai: great. i -- just to add onto your comments. i think so many of the candidates, miss soo, miss berry, miss murrillo, i mean, so many of you, nana, every one of you brought a set of skills and unique experiences that i think in terms of the check list that i listed out to you, each one

cindy is just awesome. my husband has a great relationship with cindy, they keep in touch and meghan and i, kept in touch with her, too, so you know, i just -- i just wanted to be good and positive and comforting and okay for our senator. he's been my friend so i'm going remember the good times. so it's sad to hear he and/or someone speaking for him does have regrets. i want to live my life without any regrets and i hope he finds that kind of peace and contentment also to be able to look back on decisions and realize really things work out the way they're supposed to work out and he can hopefully find some good even and some positive aspect in the decisions he made in the past, even about that campaign. >> the intrepid vaughn hillyard outside the trump hotel with sarah palin as she was leaving town. it was ten years ago this august. i asked her to reflect on that. you've known him for ten years. i asked her the question about joe lieberman and i said did that hurt you at all? and she said i've never been on

, cindy mccain in the seat would be a tough sell for the republicans, would it not?ink it would. it's very premature at this point, and it's unclear if she would want a position like that. but what i think is so extraordinary about john's piece over the weekend and our reporting as well is the two men who stopped mccain's quest for the presidency, barack obama and george bush. they want him to speak. that tal that speaks to their rivalry. >> they made peace. that's john mccain's way of doing business. i may punch you today but i'll be with you tomorrow. >> it's a poke at the president to make clear you want your former rivals who you've battled with in the political arena to speak, but you don't want the current president to come and speak or eulogize you. that shows how deeply he holds his views of president trump, not just personally, but in terms of what his presidency has meant. just going back to cindy mccain for a moment, this is something we used to see a lot. when senators or members of congress would pass away or have to step down because of health concerns,

i called yesterday morning and talked to fred and cindy. while we rejoice in these americans coming home that they were in our hearts and prayers. secretary of state told me he was thinking about them during time he was on the ground in north korea as well. this is family while we were able to get otto home with his passing the nation grieved but to see these three americans come off the plane, we hope it's a sign this is real opportunity to achieve peace on the korean peninsula. we'll continue to move forward in way that engages. we appreciate kim jong-un's efforts. so far we appreciate his release of these americans but we have no illusions about the challenges that we face to achieve. >> why did the president call him honorable some weeks ago? is the president praising too much and raising expectations too high? >> i think what the president was referring to is that in this moment the regime in north korea has been dealing as far as we can see in good faith. >> it's still a dictator? he's enslaved millions of his own people. >> we have n

agents escort him bound for a plane to mexico. . >> with me now jorge's wife of 15 years, cindy. thank you so much for taking a minute with us. you have laid eyes on jorge since he left new january? >> yes, we were down in mexico for two and a half months in april, and we were glad that we were able to go and see him. >> and how is he doing? >> he lost 30 pods. he looks different than what he di livin here in the u.s. the mexico life has taken a toll on him. >> i was reading, listen, a lot of people would be furious about what the government has done, maybe express their ire toward the president, but i read that you're not mad at the government, you understand the laws. can you explain that to me a little bit. and tell me also what has i.c.e. said to you? >> yes, i am not upset at our government due to the fact that i am a u.s. citizen and that our laws come first. our laws are just broken and need to be fixed but i can't be mad at trump for doing his job because that is his job to protect us as u.s. citizens from criminals. the only thing is my husband was not a criminal. those

sus cortes pero los guardias no me dejan ni tocarlo. >> cada vez que viene al centro de detenciÓn, cindyrazarlo. (comunicado en pantalla). >>> yo sigo luchando por mÍ hijo. >> y no voy a parar. >> hasta tenerlo aquÍ conmigo. >> aquÍ lo voy a tener conmigo. >> el Único recurso para no ser deportado en seguir apelando. >> en stewart, georgia, rogelio mora tagle, noticias telemundo. >> en new jersey los jÓvenes indocumentados ya van a poder acceder ayuda financiera el gobernador firmÓ una ley que si les permite abriendo el camino a sueÑos profesionales, rebeca smith y los detalles y reacciones. >> soy el primero en mÍ familia en ir a la escuela. >> hoy la vida de fernando dio un giro de 180 grados. >> mi sueÑo es entrar a la sdooul de medicina para poder ayudar a la comunidad hispano y muchas personas que estÁn que estÁn sin documentos >>> es beneficiarÍa de daca y nos dice que trabaja mÁs de 40 horas ademÁs de estudiar en promedio duerme 5 horas al dÍa y ha vivido momentos de angustia al no espero quÉ pasarÁ con su futuro profesional. >> por eso ve una luz al final del tÚnel. >> es que el

sui recently travelled to visit one 0ur taipei correspondent cindy sui recently travelled to visit oneto pass on all they know. this tribe has gathered for a festival, honouring their gods and ancestral spirits. the song they are singing is one of only 20 in their language that survives. singing along is amala namashe, also known by his mandarin name. he is one of only five people, all in their 70s, who can speak the language fluently, and he is the only one who is fluent enough to teach it. translation: i feel like i am racing against time. if we don't work hard to pass on the language to our young people, it will die out. without our language, this tribe will disappear. this year, taiwan's government will pay elders in indigenous villages like this one to teach the language of the tribes to young people. it will also pay some young people to learn the languages full—time. it is part of a multimillion—dollar programme to save taiwan's critically endangered indigenous languages. but the tribe has fewer than 400 people, and many of them study or work in the cities, because there are few

. >> estÁ con nosotros, cindy organizadora profesional, bienvenida cÓmo estÁs. >> muchas gracias muchoendo alrededor de la casa buscando las cosas. >> tÍpico que me pasa amor donde pusiste el tape, un marcador para marcar sumamente importantes antes de cerrarla. >> ¿cÓmo debemos poner los platos? >> la gente pone los platos horizont horizontalmente, lo mejor es empacar los platos con papel buro burj, no hay que apretarlos tantos porque la presiÓn tambiÉn los rompe hay que ponerlos verticalmente, asÍ no se presionan y rompe, el espacio vacÍo lo llevamos con papel burbuja o periÓdico. >> me comentaban que si la bajilla es blanca no la debemos utilizar en papel periÓdico. >> la mancha, es mejor utilizar papel de mudanza, papel burbuja hasta papel toalla que tenemos en la casa el periÓdico se puede utilizar para rellenar los espacios vacÍos. >> ahora los vasos tampoco tienen que invertir de nuevo en eso, cÓmo se hace? >> muy fÁcil, toman el papel, puede ser cualquier papel lo envuelves como si fuera un regalo. >> un solo papel es suficiente. >> la parte de adentro debe llevar papel, cuando

cindy charles, a native from san francisco. for years and years i've been involved in the don pedro and legrange licensing and other issues on the river. long time conservation chairperson for the golden west women's fly fishers, a signatory to the letter to the house appropriations commission in opposition to a horrible amendment. participation in the relicensing of the don pedro and legrange hydro electric products, excluding the national marine fishery service from continuing the long time scientific work alongside other federal, state and resource agencies is not justified a bit and is extremely wrong. i know my fellow people in san francisco would be deeply disappointed with the large scale roll back of environmental protections and regulations without any public input on such a grand sweeping scale that seems to somehow benefit central valley political interests. such sudden and targeted dismantling of a long established process for dam relicensing is an attack on the goal of equitable use of water from the river. it is a

her mother, cindy mccain, i didn't even know she had a twitter account.ns that what kelly sadler said was not only harsh, insensitive, but it struck deep into the heart of this family that clearly is coming to terms with what is going to happen to their -- her husband, meghan's father, grandfather, an american statesman, an american hero, at a time when they are desperately trying to hold things together. >> and here's the thing. this is what makes it worse. no one else is saying anything. where are the rest of these spineless republicans? i mean they had nothing to say about this. and when john mccain finally passes away, and he should be honored. there are some great things he's done as a statesman. they're all going to be parading around and talking about what a great guy he was and ignoring the fact that they never came to his defense when he was constantly unnecessarily attacked by this president who couldn't go to war because he had bone spurs. >> and where tonight is zwrgene john kelly, the man who likes to attach his former military title to himse

he and his wife cindy raised a family of five here. their youngest daughter emily, the sweet, but quiet one. kind of a shrinking violet? >> the oldest sister said that she never got spanked. >> she didn't. she just remained silent and look at me with those big, brown eyes, and it was over. >> even though emily was from a prominent wealthy family, her friend lisa says emily never flaunted it. >> everyone knew that emily was a beckwith, but i never felt less of a person in the presence of emily or any one of her family. >> emily was the girl everyone wanted to be friends with and every boy wanted to date. according to friends shannon and sarah. >> could have had any -- >> oh, anybody. >> any boyfriend. >> all these boys were gaga over her. i mean, she was gorgeous. you've seen pictures of her. even in high school, she was gorgeous. it just wasn't her thing to date. >> by the time she was 21, emily had moved about 200 miles south to kansas city, missouri, working in a hair salon. one night in 2001, she went to a bar and a local boy named

i think we have to keep that mind. >> nawaz: cindy carcamo from the "los angeles times." thanks for joining us from here in studio. susan page and amy walter, thanks for be >> you're welcome. w >> nawaz: stayh us, coming on the newshour: a canadian experiment that guarantees a basic income. from the newshour book "the soul of america"-- how americans survive in the time of turmoi an iraq war veteran asks us all to reflect on the real meaning of memorial day. and the powerful symbolism behind an incredible display of red poppies.s on tliday, individual stories of service and sacrifice often get lost in thlines. tonight, judy woodruff reports on a memorial dedicated to the three million women who have worn the uniform on behalf of the united states. >> woodruff: this gathering of military women is not the kind of event that captures much grtention each year, when members of the csional caucus for women's issues gather to pay tribute to outstandg soldiers, marines, airmen and sailors, at the "women in military service for america memorial" at the entrance to arlington nation

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cindy who has been living in the home for two years her offense she complained about the infidelity ofthe man she'd been forced to marry in her father's eyes she brought shame on the family. over who tried to shoot me twice but he didn't have the heart so he asked my favorite teen year old brother to pull the trigger he wanted to do it to a little mini heart but who's about to shoot me if it is out of the voyage or does my mother intervene and i managed to escape someone told me about this whole thing which is my father and brother don't know i'm here. which is third or the ship me all but i'm still afraid they'll track me down here they come here and kill me i would use them in a guinea and. way i'm never going back to them again. but i do what do you do then look up at the jail you alluded to. another resident story is equally tragic. at the age of fourteen salma was forced to marry for the first time her husband dumped her then her parents sold her to another man for the equivalent of two hundred euros. but i believe what i got he was forty years old and had serious illnesses the on

. >> ismper ens dicen que está por la y del otro lado y pero auqnbue para mate y cindy esto no es deun poquito. >> pero es que bueno, no me sorprende y no me sorprende. >> la policía de la ciudad indicadó que no habían visto muchos crímenes siiulares yalguien no presta atención y está cerca de una puerta sería un blanco fácil y el sospechoso huyó con la ayuda de otro hombre. >> recuperaron el computador y acá la siamos que usted acaba de ver y se proomocionaron para poder atrpaar a los sospechosos. >> pero se sabe con qué propósito están robando este tipo de computadores. >> pero la policía dice que es un problema regional y que según la información pudieron determinar que los plan de contingencia estaban enviando hasta vietnam y no se sabe quien es lo relacionado con el robot aquí en lunes. >> noticiero telemundo 48. >> gracias por la información. >> pero hay que estar atentos pero si tiene información llmaea a las autoridades. >> funcionarios del ... respondieron del video que se hizo viral donde se ve cuando la estación recién abrir ¡ay la oficiales cambiaban de turno y para droga

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his wife, cindy, tweeted please choose your guests more wisely.ssed his comments about the nomination saying it doesn't matter, he's dying anyway. the 81 year old mccain is battling brain cancer. the white house didn't dispute the remarks. cindy mccain tweeted, may i remind you my husband has a family, seven children and five grandchildren. >>> lieutenant colonel herbert mcmaster sr. died last month days after a fall in a retirement home. nurse christian gainey is charged with involuntary manslaughter and falsifying records. she plans to plead not guilty. they call it an important step to stop those suffering at the hands of those who lack compassion. >>> millions are bracing for severe weather this morning. a powerful line of storms is moving off the east coast. those storms created scenes like this one here in new york. dramatic. bolts of lightning around the empire state building. to the west, at least two tornados touched down near richfield, wisconsin. wind gusts near 80 miles per hour left a trail of damage. >>> and geologists in hawaii are

he is running in that seat against cindy hyde smith and former agriculture secretary and mississippi congressman mike espy is running for the democrats. up until last week the democrats had a second candidate, the mayor of tupelo, elvis presley's birthplace, jason sheldon, who said he was running as a conservative democrat. he dropped out and said he didn't want to split the democrat vote in order to help espy then eventually get into a runoff. so if no one gets 50% plus one vote, it goes to the runoff and that is likely to happen. so i think that is a potential sleeper in terms of because we'll go into political overtime and i would think in that scenario of the three-way espy is virtually assured of getting into the runoff. the question will be will it be the appointed incumbent or the state senator chris mcdaniel who probably will be too far to the right. so that's one to watch, too. >> jim ellis, thank you so much for your insights and wisdom today. we'll be watching closely. [ applause ] >> we'll introduce our next speaker senator joe donnelly. joe donnelly is known as the leadi

he and cindy were later married. he was also ready for a fresh start to his career.r congress as a republican. but where? he never settled down anywhere long enough to call it home. >> i just did he go to the state where his wife was from. >> from the start, mccain's opponents labeled him a carpetbagger, an opportunist politician with weak ties to the areas he is running in. >> prisoner of war. nobody ever raised that question again. >> mccain won the primary and general election. as a freshman congressman, that reputation for not necessarily going the party line. the war in lebanon, by the fall of 1983, the situation was a powder cake. mccain sided with the majority of the democrats in calling for the withdrawal of troops employed to lebanon. >> he has made this a hallmark of his career to try to be a truth teller on all things foreign policy. it's sort of a first step along the way. >> this is a man that we will want to watch. he is name is john mccain. -- his name of john mccain. >> after two terms in the house, mccain won election to the senate. it didn't take lo

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cindy mccain was there. lindsey graham was there. they will remember. so i think this is a big misunderstanding. i think it was a headline that came out in an outlet, maybe the hill, saying that he regretted picking sarah palin. he did not say that. he said he wished he had picked his friend, not because he didn't want sarah palin but because of the special friendship with joe lieberman. look, john mccain is this guy who has got this old fashioned sense of chivalry and loyalty. he is grateful, he is respectful for anybody that helped him, that worked with him, that was part of his team. and so, you know, can we just clarify that he does not say that in the book, that he regrets picking sarah palin. >> but that he regrets not picking his friend, which you feel certainly is an important distinction there. >> i do. i do. because i'm telling you, i've faced his wrath once on no uncertain terms over sarah palin. this is a man who has never said anything disparaging about sarah palin and never allowed it said in his presence. >> ana navarro, thank you so much

cindy just. said he is. the people who were working mainly in agriculture and they didn't know anything about politics and then this to . the whole thing was about in fifty one the people decided to take it to court and they argued to the supreme court of justice. and the supreme court of justice told the people ok you can go back and if. in your village and return to it and to have this but still a bit. a lot of jewish tourists visit our village oh ok they want to know what happened here so we tell them and it's really court ruled that the local residents had been there before the creation of the israeli state when i imagine there was no reason for them to leave they didn't pose a security threat so the court said that they could return but at christmas the israelis destroyed the whole village only the church was left of them you see the jews took over the land job cut down the fig trees and all the trees and destroyed everything to this day when someone who'd lived here dies we bury them in the local cemet

the republican governor appointed their agriculture commissioner, cindy hyde smith, to the seat here about a month ago. now it's a little different system because they will come up on the ballot on election day, november 6, and it will be basically a jumbled primary where everybody running will be on that that ballot. , the top two will advance to a runoff two days before thanksgiving. so under your scenario of a 50/50, we could be fighting for the senate majority two days before thanksgiving, and i doubt anybody would be too thrilled with that. so what's happening there is you've got chris mcdaniel, who is a state senator from mississippi. he ran against thad cochran in 2014 and actually placed ahead of him in the primary, but they have a runoff, and so he had to go to the runoff, and then cochran was able to beat him in the runoff. it was very, very close. he is running in that seat against cindy hyde smith and former agriculture secretary and mississippi congressman mike espy is running for the democrats. now up until this week or actually last week the democrats had a second cand

maybe it's the hair. >> cindy, maybe on tour you could finger paint rod's hair. whatever colors he likes. >> i'm up for anything a little hair painting. > the music biz vets are busy these days. she's working on another stage musical and he releases his 56th album later this year. >> i always wanted to ask you did they just isolate you when you first became famous. >> they did me. >> no. >> i'm a regular fellow. i like to think i am. >> i take the subway. >> i don't go that mad. >> get ready, because this north american tour kicks off june 25th here in l.a. at the hollywood bowl. >> one of the best venues on the planet. later this fall, sir elton yawn is geared up to go on the road. he says his farewell yellow brick road tour will be his last. >> i know everyone is asking, why. >> we love to see him on the road. he told me the kids come first. ♪ >> it is all about them now. i love my boys. i hate being away from them. i've had so many wonderful memories from touring. i love performing but i love my sons more. >> while elton says his sons with husband david zachar

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but we've written to you lots of times, cindy miles, i'm just trying to get your side of this.make that building safe? what we did is we put the cladding up that was specified and chelsea council, it was approved by building control and the local authority, it was approved by the architect. but that combination, it is not hard to find out if it is dangerous. did you do any testing, be clear with me, this is your right of reply, did you do any testing? no, we didn't do any testing because we are not required, it was deemed to comply. if you could go back and do it again, would you test again? the people of grenfell would probably want to hear that answer. we would work the regulatory framework. you think you were within the regulatory framework? absolutely 100%. do you bear any responsibility for the building being as unsafe as it was? no, we don't. if i could just get one last question, what can you say to the families of those who died? i think it's a terrible tragedy and my heart goes out to them. can we move on? despite what mr bond says, the cladding system should have been

cindy kraus, pictured here with her husband, bill kraus. and she volunteers at a local hospital. she has helped fund-raise for numerous causes, and it's bill's birthday today. happy birthday to him. happy mother's day to sweet cindy. >>> let's go to mother's day freebies. special offers. "mamma mia" sing-alongs held at over two dozen locations across the u.s. and canada. universal bringing back the original movie in theaters just for today for a free screening. those attending will be treated to exclusive footage of the sequel, "mamma again. >> i can hear rob singing. >> no, ron claiborne does. ♪ mamma mia >> get the sauce. it's been a special sunday. thank you for letting me sit in the seat right next to you. >> great to have you. great to have you. >> we're gonna eat now. >> happy mother's day, mom. my wife, bianca. . >> happy mother's day, mom. my wife, bianca. >> good morning everyone. the town down hosts annual spring festival. there will be a kids area with bounce houses, face painting and a climbing wall. the festival starts at 10:00

his wife cindy, may i remind you, my husband has a family, seven children and five grandchildren. his daughter meghan. >> i don't know understand what kind of environment you are working in when that is acceptable and come to work the next day and still have a job. that is all i have to say. >> reporter: the white house hasn't publicly said there is anything wrong but the aide apologized to the family and said we respect mr. john mccain's service and his family are in our prayers. but not a word publicly from the president himself who never hesitated to go after mccain or never apologized for taupting the former prisoner of war during the campaign. >> he's a war hero because he was captured. i like people that weren't captured. >> complicating the issue, on fox, one who endorsed trump reeastering a debunk claim that he gave information to his north vietnamese captors. >> they work on john. that is why he's called song bird john. >> joe biden said the trump administration has hit rock bottom. >> john mccain has criticized the trump leadership and policies and he cast the deciding v

cindy mccain, john mccain's wife, tweeted to the aide, kelly sadler, who made this remark, may i remind you that my husband has awe family, 7 children and 5 grandchildren. megyn kelly, who is on "the view," has to in public go through the crucible of watching her dad's disease. so we understand she will address all of this today. and kelly sadler i think called meghan mccain directly to apologize. >> say it was a bad joke. it was not animas driven, that she doesn't hope as some kind of equation between what mccain is doing now. that doesn't matter. this isn't about is sadler. it is about her boss he said nothing about this. it's a layup in politics. you don't have to have grown up in the business or worked on campaigns to know that. when somebody in your charge says something disgusting about somebody in the fight of their life, you speak up. it's obvious. unless you're okay with it. play the sound of the president talking about john mccain. >> he he's not a war hero. >> he's a war hero. five and a half years. >> he's a war hero because he was captured. i like people who weren't capture

in response to all of this, john mccain's wife, cindy mccain, was forced to go on twitter to respond to sadler saying, may i remind you, my husband has a family, seven children and five grandchildren. now, sources tell us that sadler made a phone call to meghan mccain, john mccain's daughter, to apologize to her. it's not clear what mccain's response to that was, but meghan mccain says that she'll respond on "the view" later this morning. meanwhile this whole controversy just adding on to the pain for this family as mccain is fighting for his life in this brain cancer fight, john and poppy. >> abby, we've also learned that another cabinet secretary has threatened to quit after a confrontation with the president. what's going on here? >> reporter: that's right. this is becoming a common refrain in this white house. the secretary of homeland security, kirstjen nielsen was in a meeting with president trump, several other cabinet officials, several other white house aides about the issue of immigration. president trump in that meeting berated her for an increase in immigration in the las

cindy in timeless red versace. kylie in black cutouts 13 weeks after having baby stormi.any haddish. >> popping. representing. looking good for all women. any woman can wear this. hello! >> tiffany always bringing the most amazing energy wherever she goes. >>> let's talk about another met gala star. olivia munn. only "e.t." was with her as she was getting ready. clear she also had mother's day on her mind. celebrating her mom, kim, has olivia a bit nervous. >> i will say that my mother is just kind of inherently a little ungrateful. >> olivia's mother's day plan to renovate her mom's home didn't come without a few demands. >> i said, mom, i'm going to redo that whole entertaining space for you and guy you the chef's kitchen you deserve and want. she said, that's god. but my greenhouse is also broken. and the guest bathroom needs to be fixed. i said, mm-hmm. my mom. ridiculously short. a hobbit. a hobbit that cooks. >> "e.t." has the exclusive reveal. >> don't look. don't look. don't look. >> and while her mom couldn't look more ecstatic about the result. >> okay. >> so be