his name was john, john diamond. >> john loved women. john was a lady's man.always had girlfriends. >> so debbie, john's kid sister, could certainly see her brother responding to a solicitation like michelle's. >> my brother's got a great personality. he's an attractive guy and, you know, his personality makes him that much more attractive. >> then a few days after meeting online, they met in person at a local restaurant. >> he was charming, he was funny. talked about movies and music and things we might even talk about. >> john diamond was an army staff sergeant based at fort bragg and trained as a sniper, highly regarded, decorated. had been in the service since he was 18. >> by all accounts he was a good soldier, but he was a playboy himself. he had been married once before and had a child from his first marriage and he left the first wife and married and they had a son together. >> michelle didn't know that john was still married, but maybe it didn't matter, at least not then. she loved the sex, the attention, the excitement. >> he seemed very attentive. h

john mccain. it comes after president trump changed gears to honor the american hero. let's go live to jeremy diamondthe white house. there are events honoring the life of senator mccain this week. who do we expect to go in the place of the president? >> it was john mccain's wish for the president not to attend his funeral services. the president is honoring that wish. instead, sending some of his top officials to attend the various memorial and funeral services in john mccain's honor this week. the vice-president, mike pence, he will address a ceremony on friday where senator mccain will be lying in state. the president also sending chief of staff john kelly, defense secretary jim mattis and john bolton to a tend other services in mccain's honor on saturday. the senator will have a memorial service in his honor at the national cathedral in washington. on sunday, a private burial ceremony at the u.s. naval academy where senator mccain will be laid to rest. the president not attending any of those services. but he did yesterday offer a belated tribute to senator mccain saying in a brief statement that

john mccain? >> let's go. out. >> let's go to the white house and jeremy diamond. jeremy 0 for 3 at least on opportunities with cameras in the president's face. nothing. what's with the disconnect at the white house. >> we are actually now at 0 for 5, brooke. on five separate occasions today the president was asked about senator john mccain, given an opportunity to offer his tribute to the long-serving senator, former prisoner of war, american hero in the eyes of many. and the president declined to answer those questions, ignoring them instead, staying silent as senator mccain's name was mentioned time and again during multiple press opportunities just today. the president has yet to say anything, in fact, about senator john mccain. he put out a tweet after the senator's passing offering his symposium sympathies to mcgregor cane's family. but that is all we have heard from the president, all that we have heard from this white house as it relates to the president to senator mccain's passing. the president's drawer, ivanka trump is willing to call john mccain an amer

. >> still ahead, did john kelly commit to becoming the longest serving chief of staff in history? we will have that. >>> on the diamond mets pulled off something truly amazing last night. they lost by three touchdowns. believe it or not. details next in sports. >>> welcome back, time now for sports, yesterday major league teams ahead of baseball's trade deadline the pittsburgh pirates pull off a last-minute deal for chris archer. there will be a new second baseman in walk after the brewers pickled up jonathan schoop for infielder johnnathany alar and kevin gausman and darren o'day to the brafbs for four more prospects there. the dodgers have a trade with the twins for brian dozier. in a conclugd move for one of the busiest teams before this year's deadline, the rays send all star catcher wilson ramos for a player named later on. in st. petersburg, the 7th run 4th inning they beat the angels 4-678 willie mays joined in the 7k9 as the only player in history to hit 30 home runs and steal 20 bases three times before turning 26-years-old. that's a pretty nice club to be in. from glory, we go to doom. the new york mets lost

john mccain of arizona. you know, we look for heroes in this world. it seems to me we're always looking in the wrong places and we look at baseball diamonds and basketball courts and amp theaters of stadiums and where performers sing. we fail to look in the right places. sometimes we're with heroes and we don't always recognize it at the moment. but there is no american i know that is more deserving of the title hero than john mccain. those who serve us in the military, they are entitled to that honorrive -- honorific, and those who serve our veterans, they're heroes, too. senator mccain lived a liefs in which heroics -- life in which heroics are part of every day. i first met john mccain in 1996 in hayes, kansas, my hometown. senator bob dole, then a candidate for president of the united states, would fly into the airport in hayes near his hometown of russell. this time he had a guest with him, john mccain, who was his campaign chairman in his presidential campaign. i watched the two of them interact and it's really the first time i had the opportunity to see a senator perhaps other than my own two from kansas. senator dole had the greatest regard for

to what happened to former cia director john brennan, his clearance taken away by the white house as we learned from the briefing this time yesterday. jeremy diamondraven. what exactly did he say? >> that's right, brooke. well, admiral mccraven, who is pretty highly respected former senior military officer, who as you mentioned, did oversee the planning and the execution of the raid that ultimately killed osama bin laden, he has now put out a statement telling the president to revoke his security clearance, as well, after the president moved just yesterday to revoke the security clearance of former cia director, john brennan. let me just read you an excerpt of this really remarkable letter from admiral mccraven. he writes, like most americans, i had hoped that when you became president, you would rise to the occasion and become the leader this great nation needs. through your actions, you have embarrassed us in the eyes of our children, humiliated us on the world stage, and worst of all, divided us as a nation. if you think for a moment your mccarthy-era tactics will suppress the voices of criticism, you are sadly mistaken. the criticism will cont

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diamond back stadium. >> it's a loss for everyone. >> reporter: so his constituents he was a war hero, states man civility and integrity. >> the late senator johnccain. >> reporter: so, it was no surprise whent last night's game against the mariners. the crowd gave mccain a standing ovation. [ cheers and applause ] >> we adored him. >> in my language, a samurai and hishi, which is the warrior. >> reporter: jenny and charlie never met mccain in person, but felt like others, they knew him personally. >> he was just great. it broke my heart when i saw that news come over. >> reporter: it was a fitting tribute for this huge diamondbacks fan who threw out the first pitch at game 7 of the world series in 2001 before watching his team thrash the mighty yankees. even after his illness he was a fixture at the games, a loyal fan, cheering on the home team. often giving hand shakes and posing with other diamond back fans. >> he just made us all feel that he was doing his job for us. >> and he loved baseball. >> reporter: here in this stadium, as they reflect on his values, they are taking stock of their own. >>> do you think this could be a gut check for

diamond mountain resort. >>> president trump is insisting the white house counsel is not, quote, a rat. he says it's not the same when johnng down the nixon white house during watergate. tara palmeri has more. >> reporter: president trump firing off several angry tweets sunday morning. tweeting, the failing "new york times" wrote a story that made it seem like white house counsel had turned on the president, when in fact it is just the opposite. i allowed him and all others to testify. mcgahn reportedly sharing detailed accounts of the episodes about whether president trump obstructed justice. he released a statement saying his client answered the questions fulsomely and honestly after they failed to exert executive privilege over his testimony. chris christie saying the decision to waive privilege put mcgahn in a difficult position. >> he has no choice but to go in and answer everything. >> reporter: rudy giuliani confident that he didn't offer evidence that is, quote, remotely harmful to the president, saying he won't be rushed into having the president testify. >> when you tell me he should testify because he's going t

john mccain of arizona. you know, we look for heroes in this world. it seems to me we're always looking in the wrong places and we look at baseball diamonds and basketball courts and amp theaters of stadiums and where performers sing. we fail to look in the right places. sometimes we're with heroes and we don't always recognize it at the moment. but there is no american i know that is more deserving of the title hero than john mccain. those who serve us in the military, they are entitled to that honorrive -- honorific, and those who serve our veterans, they're heroes, too. senator mccain lived a liefs in which heroics -- life in which heroics are part of every day. i first met john mccain in 1996 in hayes, kansas, my hometown. senator bob dole, then a candidate for president of the united states, would fly into the airport in hayes near his hometown of russell. this time he had a guest with him, john mccain, who was his campaign chairman in his presidential campaign. i watched the two of them interact and it's really the first time i had the opportunity to see a senator perhaps other than my own two from kansas. senator dole had the greatest regard for