bhone and cindy decide to leave yangon. the countryside to decide what to do next. it's getting harder to get online now. they find a tea shop to send one last video. hello. as yesterday, today is shaping up to be a day of sunny spells and showers. the devil is going to be in the detail, though, for the next few days. those showers circulating this large area of low pressure, with still fairly tightly packed isobars today. but as the week goes on, the low pressure remains with us, just slowly meandering southwards, but the winds become lighter, so the showers will become slow—moving. lengthier spells of rain even as we pick up another area of low pressure within our main one. so that means most of us will have some wetter weather as we go through this week, in the form of showers. but you can see those rainfall totals are going to be totting up. for the day ahead, as i say, best of the sunshine will be through this morning but as yesterday those showers will be pretty intense as we go into the afternoon, with thunderstorms

bhone and cindy decide to leave yangon. go to the countryside to decide what to do next. it's getting harder to get online now. they find a tea shop to send one last video. hello, there. for much of the spring so far, warm weather has been in short supply, but sunday was an exception, with temperatures across parts of eastern england getting all the way up to the low 20s celsius. there was some sunshine, and there were also some areas of cloud and a few showers — even some pretty heavy ones, in places. now, as we head into monday, this frontal system is going to be pushing the very warm weather away to the near continent. it is also going to be generating some pretty heavy rain, which could still affect north—eastern parts of the uk through monday, and then, as we look through the next few days, tuesday, wednesday, thursday, this area of low pressure is just going to spin around on top of us, and that will bring some showers or longer spells of rain at times. there will be some drier interludes in between, and, in a change

cindy: yes, it was.aughter, john and i always knew, he and i were fair game and in the ofhese races, especially the presidential ones. but the campaign to take out against my daughter bridget mccain was just unconscionable. and they did and some years later, when she googled herself on the internet, found out what had happened and came to me crying, asking me, and i mean this as a factual thing, she asked me why the president hated her. it took me a long time to make her understand that this was not personal, it was all about politics. but i am not sure she is really over it, and she is almost 30. judy: that is really hard to hear, and cindy mccain, you are very clear about who your husband's friends were and who they were not. sarah palin, you write that she never contacted him in the many months that he was sick leading up to his death, and you go on to say during the book, you think she cost him the presidential election in 2008. cindy: there are many parts to that, but what i say i believe in the boo

bhone and cindy decide to leave yangon.ountryside to decide what to do next. it's getting harder to get online now. they find a tea shop to send one last video. hello. after saturday's cloud and rain, somewhat brighter skies around during sunday but there's every chance you're going to see some wet weather at some stage of the day, really due to the proximity of this area of low pressure, so either showers close to that or, indeed, along this weather front with still the chance for seeing some outbreaks of rain. certainly more cloud than there will be elsewhere if you're close to that. we're still drawing in some warmer air from the south, so if you do get to see a bit of sunshine, it will actually feel quite pleasant, particularly across south east england and east anglia, which will see the higher temperatures. but this is where we're starting the day. it's a much milder start than we've had recently, and particularly across england and wales. now, along the weather front i pointed out, some cloud from south west england,

bhone and cindy decide to leave yangon. the countryside to decide what to do next. it's getting harder to get online now. they find a tea shop to send one last video. hello. on sunday, the uk recorded its highest temperatures since the end of march, 22.5 celsius in suffolk. now, nothing that high in the week ahead. temperatures will be close to average for the time of year, and for monday, it is a mixture of sunshine and showers. in fact, that pretty much covers it for much of the week ahead, because for much of the week ahead, low pressure will be close by the uk, the source of these showers, and at least for monday, some brisk winds as well, especially in england and wales. and after a cloudy, breezy, showery night, well, this is where temperatures are to start the day. no frost out there. in fact, some spots just around 10—12 degrees celsius. we're not expecting any frost in the week ahead. there mayjust be a bit of rain skirting parts of eastern england to begin with. that moves off and may well head towards the norther

bhone and cindy decide to leave yangon.to do next. it's getting harder to get online now. they find a tea shop to send one last video. hello there. the weather is in a very unsettled mood, notjust for the next few days, even as we head on into the weekend and into next week. that's because we've got low pressure nearby. for the next few days, it looks like it will stay showery, some heavy downpour in places with some hail and thunder, but also some warm sunshine around, too. now, low pressure sitting on top of the country on thursday. this weather front bringing some wet weather to start the day for wales, up to the midlands, into the south and south—west of england. but it will tend to clear away through the day. away from the north and east of scotland, which will be rather grey through the day today, northern ireland, southern scotland and the rest of northern and eastern england will see some sunshine. but then the showers will get going again into the afternoon. and like the last few days, some will be heavy with a mix

bhone and cindy decide to leave yangon.side to decide what to do next. it's getting harder to do next. it's getting harder to get online now. they find et shop to send one last video. —— a tea shop. hello again. friday was all about sunshine and showers. the best of the drier weather and sunshine was across western areas of the uk. but across northern and eastern scotland, eastern areas of england, we did have widespread showers, and some of them really pokey with some hail mixed in as well. at the same time, over the last 2a hours, trouble's been brewing out in the atlantic. look at this area of cloud and how it's rapidly developed into what is quite a beautiful looking area of low pressure. however, this area of low pressure is a loitering low pressure system, a particularly slow moving system that's going to be with us for the next five days or so, bringing rain and showers our way. so, an unsettled spell of weather. the rain is beginning to arrive at the moment and will continue to work its way in across parts of englan

cindy also keeps a watchful eye on danielle.o cindy, daniel was dating another man before she went to prison. >> she was living with a firefighter with as a matter of fact. one of my brothers supposed fire brothers. >> what's your advice to this guy? this firefighter? >> watch your back. you know? the last two guys involved with daniel, one said, ones in prison. >> as for dianne, she's now left to reflect on a life with santa that could have been. did you to talk about marriage? >> yes. >> and was that in the cards? >> oh, absolutely. >> did you ever feel like i'm being punished for having the severe? >> oh, yes. i might have said those exact words to myself. >> it all started in a club, with an innocent conversation. was it all worth it? falling in love with sam? >> i would never change having met sam. >> was he the one? >> he was the one. without a doubt. he still is the one.

was it about a food truck and how did you come to this kind of concept so you could go into cindy and hebrew free loan and answer basic questions about how come a food truck and how come phil's coffee? why this, why that? if you can give us a little bit of your entrepreneurial spit and a sense of what entrepreneurial spirit and what it was for you now wanted to work for myself and have something of my own and spend -- i wanted something bigger than me, and i always believed in our company and what we tried to do. and phil's coffee gave meet opportunity to have it came in the form of a food truck. and i was passionate about it. i am excited about it. and so, i was determined to do whatever it took to make it happen. i basically wanted to help him grow the company in other ways, and yet have something that i could call my own. and that's the whole idea to have start in business, and make it happen. and that was it. >> wonderful. >> it was really that drive when he came into the office. he had the drive and the business loan applicants, i could tell he had an idea and he had a path and h

cindy mccain: thank you. i know we miss his voice. one of the things i wanted to ask this year's theme of the forum is defending democracy. you are on capitol hill january 6 when the attack occurred. what was it like to return to the floor the house that evening after the insurrection and why it was so important to return that night? we all watched the whole thing at home with great anticipation to see what would happen and your leadership was very instrumental that night. speaker pelosi: there was a -- that was a really horrible situation instigated by the then president of the united states. when security came to me and pulled me off the podium, i thought it was a precaution. i did not realize it was a necessity. we saw what was happening, that the president of the united states has toppled the temple of -- has breached the temple of democracy. for it to be vandalized and the way it was, the worse the vandalism god, the more definite it was we had to go back that night. there were those who said let's bring everybody to the undisclo

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and he said, cindy, where is my mom?and i just instantly knew, in that moment, that something had happened. i just knew. and i just said michael, call the police, i'm on my way. >> where was deede keller? not only was there no water left outside for deede's beloved dogs. but detectives notice lots of other things wrongs inside the house. her purse was there but her wallet was missing. and this was a woman with money, a lot of it. >> was deede's hefty bank account the factor in her disappearance? investigators follow the money trail. coming up -- >> who got that money from her death? >> the beneficiaries were her children. >> and detectives wonder where we're deede's son and daughter when she vanished? >> both out of town at the time that she went missing. >> when dateline continues. dateline continues why hide your skin if dupixent has your moderate-to-severe eczema or atopic dermatitis under control? hide my skin? not me. by hitting eczema where it counts, dupixent helps heal your skin from within, keeping you one step

cindy said in detention she could not call her mom for weeks and even caught covid. tonight both mother and daughter relieved. i'm so happy i missed her hugs, cindy says meanwhile, border patrol telling us the surge of children only takes away from their security mission >> the longer we have our agents occupied in processing, care and detention, the les time we are out providing safety and security to the nation. >> reporter: back on the rio grande, gracie molly has her own message for washington >> come out and see for themselves i don't think they are taking it serious enough. >> reporter: morgan chesky, nbc news, del rio, texas >>> tonight the start of a final drawdown of american troops in afghanistan is underway after saying he won't meet a deadline that would have brought american troops home by tomorrow, president biden is determined to end our longest war on his terms. >> reporter: it's been a slow march to the exit from a war that started with a singular purpose. >> we went to afghanistan to get terrorists, the terrorists who attacked us on 9/11. >> reporte

a great pleasure for me to have been asked to have this conversation with cindy mccain about her new book "stronger" and full disclosure i am not an interviewer. john mccain is one of the blessings of our lives. i love this book and ask a read it. but i did read it and i loved it. it's a remarkable story in which you tell a lot of stories and portrays sides of john mccain that the difficult times in your life because of illness where he was not only very -- but he was very caring and we see a lot of examples of physics dirt city and humor. this is really a a story in the book about you. it's your book and you pay great tribute to john mccain but i look at the title "stronger" and it didn't sink in and when i finished the book i said whoa this book shows how one person, cindy mccain got stronger over her life read she was tested and she had opportunities that people never have richie came from strength in her own family and she just got stronger and now in this very difficult period after john's death she has dropped -- understrength and her capacity to carry on so to me this is a won

she was not the only british success, cindy - i'm quite good at.winning the hurdles, and laura muir winning the hurdles, and laura muir winning the hurdles, and laura muir winning the 1500 by a country mile. look at the distance she has put between herself and the other. ittiuiith between herself and the other. with two months — between herself and the other. with two months until— between herself and the other. with two months until tokyo now, they will be hoping their best is yet to come. andy swiss, bbc news. premier league champions manchester city celebrated with their fans for the first time this season. match of the day has all the results after the news but i am going to give you the top stories now. city enjoyed their trophy presentation all the more after thumping everton 5—0 — sergio aguero scored two goals in his final league game after a decade at the club. but the real drama was in the race for the last two champions league places, which eventually went to liverpool and chelsea. leicesterjust missed out after losing to tottenham, whos

. >> next on book tv "after words" program cindy mccain desk discusses family, country in her life with her late husband john mccain of arizona, she's interviewed by joseph lieberman armor u.s. senator on 2000 democratic vice presidential nominee. >> welcome everybody it's a great pleasure for me to have asked to have this conversation, cindy mccain about her new book stronger. and full disclosure i am not a neutral -- the friendship of john and cindy mccain is one of the blessings, i love this work, i actually read and use of a joke on capitol hill before a member of congress published a book and asked to read it. [laughter] but i did read it and i loved it it is a remarkable story in which you tell a lot of stories and portray sides of john mccain, i think it was a very difficult time because of an illness or something where he was not only a very devoted but a word that associated with them he was carrying, also a lot of the examples of this extraordinary tenacity and civil and humor but this was really a story about a book about your and you payou great tribute to john mccain in the

plus stephen welcomes cindy mccain and m.j.tiste and "staye building in new york city, it's your host stephen colbert! >> stephen: hello there. i'm your host, stephen colbert. beautiful weekend here in new york. sunshine, 74 degrees, with an 80% chance of hope, thanks to the vaccine. and i'll catch you up on all the good news in tonight's "the vax-scene." (boy band singing) ♪ oooh oooh ♪ ♪ and this is what i'll do ♪ ♪ quick shot to your arm now ♪ ♪ i wanna vax you up ♪ ♪ quick shot to your arm now ♪ ♪ and this is what i'll do now♪♪ >> ste need to have a definite ending. 2021 has seen huge progress on covid. president biden's stated goal was for 70% of adults to receive at least one dose by july 4th. and if we don't make that goal, he's just gonna mass-vaccinate with m-80 big bang blasti-bodies as of saturday, nearly 60% of adults had received at least one dose, and according to the latest "axios-ipsos-little debbie's swiss rolls poll," 75% of respondents said they either had gotten the vaccine or were likely to get it. this res

cindy: ¿y mientras vamos a tener que convivir con él todos los días?eres que haga? a mí también me da asquito. no soporto verlo en esta casa. vítor: ¿así que te doy asquito? maximiliano: no, no, vítor. no, no es lo que estás pensando. vítor: no, no es lo que estoy pensando. es lo que estaba escuchando. maximiliano: no, vítor, mira. déjame explicarte. vítor, vítor. ¡vítor! regresa aquí. lupita: bueno, ya, albertano. cuéntanos qué fue lo que te hizo el vítor. albertano: no. prefiero ya no hablar de eso. lo único que les puedo decir es que hemos perdido al vítor. cuca, hemos perdido al vítor para siempre. lo bueno es que tú no vas a abandonarme, ¿verdad, cristopher? cuca: uh, te va a salir bien caro este chistecito. porque aunque sea fantasmita, va a pagar. albertano: ah, no, ni nos caemos tan bien. [timbre] nacho: ¿quién será a esta hora? ve a abrir, lupita. lupita: sí, hasta parezco-- nacho: ya, ya. lupita: [balbucea] [resuella] ¡vítor! vítor: ¿puedo pasar, lupita? lupita: sí. vítor: buenas noches, familia. bueno, igual y si quieren no me contesten. no

this book shows one person, cindy mccain, really got stronger over her life. she was tested and had opportunities and came from strength in her own family. now in this very difficult period, to me it was a wonderful book to read. but it was also inspirational so i hope that people will go by it. for a lot of people they will learn more and maybe some people, your mom and dad and the influence they had on you growing up as their child. >> first of all i'm grateful for c-span for having us on. but to begin with, first of all, i am not -- i love the family and they've been good friends to us for so many years. my mom and dad came from absolutely nothing. they were dirt poor. my dad became a pilot during world war ii and it was an amazing time. many of them did not live through it, so he, with that said, the reason i bring it up is because it began when he came back from arizona, when he came back from the war and began to build this business with my mother. he built an amazing business and corporation that is huge now and to him it says a lot about the man it's p

cindy: good morning.f this crisis will be even more complex than managing into it, because it really will require organizations to make that shift to hybrid work that you mentioned. that means rethinking the employee experience. we have done a lot of research on this. employee expectations have fundamentally changed. we feel that flexible work is here to stay, there is no going back. i think we are on the cusp of some pretty significant workplace disruptions. 72% of employees expect flexible, remote work options to continue. 40% of the global workforce is considering leaving their employer this year unless flexible work continues to be an option. it really is critical to attracting and retaining the best talent in the future. anna: dare i say, tech businesses have benefited perhaps from some of these work from home models, hybrid models. maybe you would like to see that come to pass to some extent. others might have a different view. we took some soundings from two real estate managers with exposure to co

i'll speak with the wife of john mccain, cindy mccain, next. plus waiting to exhale, vaccination rates are starting to slow. how could the u.s. make the case to those who are hesitant to get the shot? hello, i'm jake tapper in washington. with the state of our union is trying to build bridges. literally and figuratively. president biden's multi-trillion dollars plan to expand social safety nets are being put to the test in a congress more divided than at any time in modern history as polls show a majority of americans do nonetheless want to political leaders to prioritize being bipartisan over acleaving everything they want to accomplish. for many in the republican party, the focus is else with. too many continuing to embrace the culture of lying about biden's proposal, about the vaccine and the insurrection and publishing fellow lawmakers that don't demonstrate adequate fealty to president trump and booing the republican nominee mitt romney. i'll talk to susan collins about the state of her party and whether bipartisanship is possible on the i

cindy chahed us who represents this area on the sackler city council is also a board member of valley transportation authority. >> and then asks not only to come forward with me. so i know. >> and i can see it in the faces of so many of you heartbreaking. this is. what a painful night this is for all of us. but particularly for the families and friends who lost a loved one yesterday. it's so easy to feel hopeless. but i don't feel hopeless to you. i don't feel hopeless. >> you know, i feel so look at this family out here. >> look at santa fe showing up. >> look at santa clara county showing up. look at showing up. i can't forget as we we're coming out of covid we saw buses and light rail and mechanics and cat mary mechanics, making sure that the kept moving and even tonight, if you look behind you on that street. you see moving and connecting people. >> once we've lost the audio from the podium in san centre county supervisor cindy chavez was speaking. seems like as we mentioned, every time they start to raise the volume in their speeches. the audio cuts out the speakers go dead to kn

god bless you, cindy. >> god bless you, cindy mccain, indeed. it's so beautifully done.. >> i love the insight into how fear or insecurity can come off as aloofness. and that people see that and attack you. it makes it worse. verene he a lot mooing on -- >> i love that she noted that. people thought my aloofness was fear -- >> i'm glad she underlined it. it's something that people who will are pulled into public life because their husband or spouse is involved, that they have to cope with. very often it's very difficult. >> to talk about her addictions and said certain leaders take positions. also a diplomat. >> enough for a memoir. >> thanks very much, cindy mccain. her memoir california phones offers free specialized phones... like cordless phones, - (phone ringing) - big button, and volume-enhanced phones. get details on this state program. call or visit ♪ ♪ can't you see i'm waiting long enough ♪ >>> that's the foo fighters, one of the many artists headlining global citizens vax live, the concert to reunite the world. global citizen is calling on local leaders to com

cindy was transported out with 40 girls, all sick with covid. >> [speaking foreign language] >> cindy 1500 miles away to a detention site in california. there are teen facilities set up to reduce overcrowding. we set up to find them -- set out to find them. this cam has the capacity for 10,000 children in el paso, texas. we have been told hundreds of children are being isolated intense due to covid, scabies, and lice, and there is at least one allegation of sexual abuse. an official document indicates that children under six may be sent here. in the heart of downtown dallas we had heard that hundreds of teenage boys were being held here in the convention center. we asked for access, but no. staff have to sign agreements that they won't talk about what goes on inside. so, they have asked us to leave the premises. ey don't want anyone filming anything around the place. no one will give us any reasons for the secrecy. >> this man, who worked inside, spoke to us on the condition of anonymity. >> the boys have been there for 75 days straight without sunlight. they go to bed hungry, freezin

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i want to help the people >> reporter: cindy's unable to support obeid through college. he dreams of studying in the united states america's longest war has changed obeid. it took his legs but made him strong. he's only afraid of one thing. that as u.s. troops leave he'll lose his chance at a future richard engel, nbc news, kabul. >>> up next for us here tonight, is facebook doing enough to police itself some insiders speak out to us exclusively. >>> now to our series across all nbc platforms, "the social challenge. last week's decision upholding facebook's ban on former president trump put renewed focus on whether facebook does enough to police the platform against abuse. keir simmons got exclusive access to some of those involved in that effort >> reporter: sophie zhang, a data scientist, worked for facebook for more than two years and says she felt like she had the world on her shoulders. >> it was literally run by a new hire straight out of college. >> reporter: she said she found multiple blatant attempts by foreign national governments to abuse our platform what wa

i want to help the people >> reporter: cindy's unable to support obeid through college. he dreams of studying in the united states america's longest war has changed obeid. it took his legs but made him strong. he's only afraid of one thing. that as u.s. troops leave he'll lose his chance at a future richard engel, nbc news, kabul. >>> up next for us here tonight, is facebook doing enough to police itself some insiders speak out to us exclusively. wanna help kids get their homework done? well, an internet connection's a good start. but kids also need computers. and sometimes the hardest thing about homework is finding a place to do it. so why not hook community centers up with wifi? for kids like us, and all the amazing things we're gonna learn. over the next 10 years, comcast is committing $1 billion to reach 50 million low-income americans with the tools and resources they need to be ready for anything. i hope you're ready. 'cause we are. >>> now to our series across all nbc platforms, "the social challenge. last week's decision upholding facebook's ban on former presid

cindy mccain and the mccain institute or their leadership in organizing today's discussion. i like to make some brief introductions and will get right into the questions. we have three castes who i think are known globally. certainly in the united states. senator chris murphy from connecticut he served in the house for three terms and eight terms in the connecticut negeneral assembly. we have representative michael mccaul congressman from texas withte distinction as a republican leader on the house foreign affairs committee. we also have general allen who is the president of the brookings institute presaged tired u.s. marine corps four-star general former nato security assistance force and u.s. forces inn afghanistan. want to begin by asking a question to senator murphy. senator, you have been very supportive of president biden's early steps to reverse course on iran after the last four years of the trump administration. you supported lifting the travel restrictions on iranian diplomats in new york. you supported reversing the snap active u.s. sanctions. and you also support

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my name is cindy heavens. i'm a project manager with the mayor's office of housing and community development, mohcd. i'm here to present on items 6 and 7, with the address of 4840 mission street, in san francisco, called 4840 mission. the project is located in district 11, and we thanks supervisor safai for his cosponsorship on the resolution and support of the project. the purpose of the resolutions before you is to provide affordable housing financing solutions for the project to begin the construction. item 6 is for the acquisition and grants for the site in an amount not to exceed $28.7 million. as required by the california debt limit allocation committee, project bond documents permit the principal payments or prepayments of the underlying loan as transfer proceed ms. a bond recycling program, otherwise known as bond recycling. the proposed bond issuance and bond recycling will be conduit financing and will not require the city to pledge any of its funds to the repayment of the fund. 4840 mission is bein

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cindy was transported out of donna with 40 girls, all sick with covid.ifornia. there are 14 new facilities set up to reduce overcrowding. we set out to find them. this is a camp with a capacity for 10,000 children in el paso, texas. we've been told hundreds of children are being isolated in tents for covid, scabies and lice, and there's at least one allegation of sexual abuse. an official document indicates children under six may be sent here. in the heart of downtown dallas, we'd heard that hundreds of teenage boys were being held here in the convention centre. we asked for access, but no. staff have to sign agreements that they won't talk about what goes on inside. so, they've asked us to leave the premises. they don't want anyone filming anything around this place, and no one will give us any reasons for the secrecy. this man who worked inside spoke to us on the condition of anonymity. the boys have been in there for 45 days straight without any sunlight. they go to bed hungry, it's freezing cold. no recreational time outside, none of that, no fresh a

cindy mccain in the mccain institute for their thought leadership. and organizing the discussion. we have three guests that i think are known globally. senator chris murphy from connecticut, he served in the house for three terms, eight years in the connecticut general assembly, we have representative michael mccaul, congressman from texas with distinction, a republican leader on the house foreign affairs committee and we have general allen who is president of the brookings institute, retired u.s. marine corps four star general, former commander of the nato international assistant board and u.s. forces in afghanistan. i want to begin by asking a question to senator murphy. senator you have been a supporter of president biden's early steps to reverse course on iran after the last four years of the trump administration. he supported lifting the travel restrictions on iranian diplomats in new york, reversing the snapback of sanctions and quickly rejoining the iran nuclear deal direct diplomacy with the iranian regime. what is your view on the terms of rejoining the nuclear deal? shou

cindy was transported out of donna with a0 girls, all sick with covid.alifornia. there are 1a new facilities set up to reduce overcrowding. we set out to find them. this is a camp with a capacity for 10,000 children in el paso, texas. we've been told hundreds of children are being isolated in tents for covid, scabies and lice, and there's at least one allegation of sexual abuse. an official document indicates children under six may be sent here. in the heart of downtown dallas, we'd heard that hundreds of teenage boys were being held here in the convention centre. we asked for access, but no. staff have to sign agreements that they won't talk about what goes on inside. so, they've asked us to leave the premises. they don't want anyone filming anything around this place, and no one will give us any reasons for the secrecy. this man who worked inside spoke to us on the condition of anonymity. the boys have been in there for 45 days straight without any sunlight. they go to bed hungry, it's freezing cold. no recreational time outside, none of that, no fresh

cindy sui, bbc news, taipei. stay with us on bbc news, still to come...tics in samoa we take a look at politics in samoa as the country prepares to elect its first female prime minister. to elect its first female prime minister. this morning, an indian air force plane carrying mr gandhi's body landed in delhi. the president of india walked to the plane to solemnly witness mr gandhi's final return from the political battlefield. ireland has voted overwhelmingly in favour of gay marriage. in doing so, it's become the first country in the world to approve the change in the national referendum. it was a remarkable climax. to what was surely the most extraordinary funeral ever given to a pop singer. - it's been a peacefulfuneral demonstration so far! but suddenly, the police are tear gassing the crowd, we don't yet know why! the prelaunch ritual is well established here. helen was said to be in good spirits, butjust a little apprehensive. in the last hour, east timor has become the world's newest nation. it was a bloody birth for a poor country, and the challe

cindy sui, bbc news, taipei.will look at politics in samoa — where the country is about to appoint its first female prime minister. this morning, an indian air force plane carrying mr gandhi's body landed in delhi. the president of india walked to the plane to solemnly witness mr gandhi's final return from the political battlefield. ireland has voted overwhelmingly in favour of gay marriage. in doing so, it's become the first country in the world to approve the change in the national referendum. it was a remarkable climax. to what was surely the most extraordinary funeral ever given to a p0p singen _ it's been a peacefulfuneral demonstration so far! but suddenly, the police are tear gassing the crowd, we don't yet know why! the prelaunch ritual is well established here. helen was said to be in good spirits, butjust a little apprehensive. in the last hour, east timor has become the world's newest nation. it was a bloody birth for a poor country, and the challenges ahead are daunting. but for now, at least, it is t

. >> cindy mccain? >> oh, my gosh, she's amazing. a classy -- beautiful woman, classy, and she is what every republican should want to be, at least republicans used to aspire to be. man, we need more women, more people like her. especially in the republican party. >> you know who disagrees with you? the new gopq. did you see what she wrote about joe biden ? oh, my gosh, i've lost faith in liz cheney. we got to get her out of here. >> i had to think twice, me of all people, i had to think twice. do i want to put cindy mccain about whether or not she would serve in a biden administration? that's how messed things are right now. you want to expose the widow of john mccain. >> she can handle it. >> that's who she is. but that i have to think about it. >> i'm going to talk about that right now. you know what i get all the time, oh, don, why are you talking about trump so much. we're sick of talking about trump. because what's happening in the republican party, trump is a big part of it, affects all of us. >> he's more powerful right now.