he'll undergo johnny john surgery tomorrow in l.a. he missed two months with soerns in his arm.in pain. he'll miss the rest of the season and probably most of next year as well. it was a who's who of 49ers grates today paying their respects to dwight clark. the service was held at grace cathedral for the as receiver that lost his battle to als. >> h,e' you know, they don't call it the throw. in ending, i will say to you, d.c., yes, that's true, my friend. and i will catch you on the other side. >> aswaal just the right touch on an emotional day for the sniper family. different emotions in the city of cleveland. maybe you heard about the report that cavs big man tristan thompson apparently punched draymond green.onowhr tin there was this . >> ouch. he's rights. abc 7 sports sponsored by river rock casino. >> all right. thank you, larry. abc 7 news continues now on line on itoktwandr,te mobile this is long distance with the best wifi experience, long-distance relationship. plus the most free shows to stream. and with savings on wiress, this is a relationship with more money to spe

johnny walton, john collins and graeme thomas.ll keep you updated with that result a little later when we get it. transfer more medals on the cycling track. today katie archibald is through to the final of the 3000 metres individual pursuit. the gold medal race is at 10 to eight this evening. archibald has won the last four european titles and she already has one gold to her name, from yesterday's team pursuit. in the pool, georgia davies broke the british and european record in the heats for the 50m backstroke, so she's looking good to improve on the bronze she won in this event two years ago. and adam peaty is back in the pool later, looking to win the 100m breaststroke for the third time in a row. he set a championship record in the heats and although he was slower in the semis, he said he would be bringing his a game to this evening's final. you would not bet against it, would you? that you would not bet against it, would you ? that wraps you would not bet against it, would you? that wraps up what has been a busy lunchtime her

johnny walton, john collins, john thomas... that race at 12:30pm this lunchtime.football season. the football league season well up and running. the former england midfielder frank lampard former england midfielder frank lampa rd was former england midfielder frank lampard was in the dugout with his new team derby county and what a dream start as a manager for new team derby county and what a dream start as a managerfor him. they came from behind to beat reading to—1 with 15 seconds of injury time remaining. thom lawrence converting that cross. and after all the success that lampard has had as a player he said this win was right up a player he said this win was right up there with the best moments of his career. the scottish permission begins this afternoon with champions celtic setting their sights on an impressive vented trouble trouble if they can win the league, scottish cup and league cup for a third season in a row. that is the challenge facing brendan rodgers's side as they begin against newly promoted livingston. they are bidding to win the title for an ei

> we have earnings on poppy john's >> this looking to be a pretty ugly second quarter for papa johnny john's analysts had been looking for 425.5 million. system wide north american comps are down 6%. the street had been looking for a drop around 4.9% comps had been down for two quarters since the founder and ceo made comments on a conference call. their new range from $2.05 and the stock is down around 5% and their conference call to the new ceo steve richy will be on the call and taking questions from analysts and now moving onto wendy's eps coming in at 14% adjusted. they beat on revenues 411 million versus estimates of 408 million. comps up 1.8%. the restaurant point out this is their 22 nd of positive comps and that stock isn't doing much right now, guys. back over to you >> kate, remind me the whole drama, the ousting of the cfo, all of the stuff you've bip coffering now, did any of that happen within the calendar quarter we're talking about here so that's not an excuse in theory for what are very bad numbers? >> that's right. this is for the quarter that ended june, that forbes article

johnny cueto had tommy johns surgery and the giants lost pablo sandoval.gery, is done for the year. injury wracked giants. arizona diamondbacks. get your hot dogs. need more mustard. zack greinke, hang it, bang it. evan longoria, 11th of the year, 1-0 giants. madison bumgarner, didn't have best stuff on the mound but gives himself the lead in the fifth. eighth inning, giants bust it open. score five times. austin slater is making himself a presence in the highlights regularly. giants win fourth in a row. 8-1, hanson is safe, knock arizona out of fourth place. dodgers came in tied for first in n.l. west. l.a. joins them in 20 home run club. seven homers. everybody had a hit. puig and joc pederson added two home runs apiece. dodgers crush the brew crew 21-5 to take over sole control of first. giants five back of l.a. >>> nfl royalty at raiders training camp. woodson and peyton. derek carr is a student of the game. he just loved it. >> stinks one time we beat them while he was there, just decided he didn't want to play that one. no, i think the world of peyto

john mccain has always mentored younger women when me came into the senate. hillary clinton, people in different parties, amy klobuchar in armed services and other committees. >> i'll tell -- johnny ernst. and john traveled with her. and john very much, he judged you on your ability and as you know, he has very strong daughters and he to me really -- that was part of his core. and he could see when people were capable and he wanted to give them the opportunity and to give them the help and guidance so they could succeed. >> and you traveled with -- and we're look at pictures in the senate of you in the senate briefing room with john mccain, with lindsey graham. that friendship may have been strained in recent months or years because of the effect of donald trump, but they really -- they and joe lieberman and the others were such close friends. >> such close friends. i mean, first of all, lindsey graham and joe lieberman and john mccain, the original three amigos of the three of them, incredibly close and believe in the exceptional role of america and american leadership and standing up for human rights around the world. and john was the leader of that. whenever he traveled, any p

john mccain has always mentored younger women when me came into the senate. hillary clinton, people in different parties, amy klobuchar in armed services and other committees. >> i'll tell -- johnnyrnst. and john traveled with her. and john very much, he judged you on your ability and as you know, he has very strong daughters and he to me really -- that was part of his core. and he could see when people were capable and he wanted to give them the opportunity and to give them the help and guidance so they could succeed. >> and you traveled with -- and we're look at pictures in the senate of you in the senate briefing room with john mccain, with lindsey graham. that friendship may have been strained in recent months or years because of the effect of donald trump, but they really -- they and joe lieberman and the others were such close friends. >> such close friends. i mean, first of all, lindsey graham and joe lieberman and john mccain, the original three amigos of the three of them, incredibly close and believe in the exceptional role of america and american leadership and standing up for human rights around the world. and john was the leader of that. whenever he traveled, any per

johnny cueto undergoes tommy john surgery surgery. pablo sandoval out with a torn hamstring injury.na. started well. first inning, evan longoria ticket to ride. down the left field line. come the fifth inning we have a 1-1 game. madison bumgarner through 101 pitches in five innings. got the win and he provided the game deciding run. single to left. 2-1. 3-1 in the 8th. giant bat around. a shot to right. scores one run. 4-1 lead. leaving the bases loaded for slater. getting the start at first base tonight. watch what happens here. base hit. single to center. two runs score. pollack possibles the ball. giants break it open with a big inning. 8-1 final. four straight wins. two games over .500. serena williams is out in the tennis classic but venus williams keeping the family name alive down there. she looked good. you will see her in the far court serving. taking the first set 6-4. watson sneaks up on her taking the second set 6-4 and then she gets serious. polished her off 6-love and on to the third round for venus williams. coaches struggle with this, to break the drudgery of the tra

and he said, johnny and he is one of the few people, my wife, my father and john mccain. said, johnny, i'm not worried about that, i'm squared away. as time went on, it was harder and harder to talk to john, because it was difficult for him. he just, you know, he was losing a lot of energy. and we knew that the moment was just around the corner. as my friends, in fact, i was just with one of his dear friends, a man who traveled with him. on his campaign. and he said, john is not going to be around much longer and one of my friends, john weaver who works with me, you know, this is going to be a devastating day. people that were around him. they just, they just loved him. ♪ yea,that and homeowners, renters, motorcycle and boat insurance. huh.that's nice. what happens when you catch a fish? gecko: whoa. geico. more than just car insurance. see how much you could save at geico.com. i'm ok! adults are just kids with much, much better toys. introducing the 2018 c-class sedan, coupe and cabriolet. the thrills keep getting better. lease the c300 sedan for $399 a month at your loc

after losing johnny cueto to tommy john surgery earlier this week, the san francisco giants have lostor the season. pablo sandoval will undergo hamstring surgery and will be out for the remainder of the season. an mri revealed that sandoval's right hamstring had a significant tear. he sustained the injury on sunday when home and sandoval grabbed his right he walked back he ends his season with runs, 40 rbi and a .248 average in 92 games. some special guest joined the raiders at training camp today in napa. peyton manning was invited to the raiders training camp by the quarterback whisperer....head coach jon gruden the two bowl champion kept a close eye on derek carr... who says he grew up trying to emulate on the defensive side of the ball.... khalil mack is still a no-show...but raider great woodson was at camp. woodson could be spotted coaching up the defensive however the talk of the camp today was the sheriff...peyton manning. here is manning...on he and jon gruden's relationship. : pro bowl, you know, 18 years ago. pro bowl's a little different now. back then, it'

. >>> it's official, johnnie will have tommy johns surgery. he is done for the season. our former intern is wishing he was still in our sports office instead of watching jays get swept in oakland. bottom of 4th, a's leading 2-0, lucroy doubles home home semien. oakland wins 8-3 and sweep the series. oakland has won 20 of the last 30 games. they find themselves tied with the mariners for the second wild card spot. what an incredible come back. 49ers faithful are pretty excited about the 2018 season, especially one of the most loud and passionate ns. >> we were in co and we hear this voice, there is the woman from section 33 that does a lot of yelling. >> that was in 2013. five years later maria still leads red and gold and i wanted to be sure i told jimmy g about her fandom. >> i have an 82 year old friend who loves the 49ers, a long time season ticket holder. she said make sure you say hello to the italian stallion. >> oh man. >> li in philadelphia. that's how that line finished. more of the interview is coming up on kpix5. see you tonight. >>> ohio state university cou

after losing johnny cueto to tommy john surgery earlier this week, the san francisco giants have lostfor the season. pablo sandoval will undergo hamstring surgery and will be out for the remainder of the season. an mri revealed that sandoval's right hamstring had a significant tear. he sustained the injury on sunday when he slid into home and pulled up lame sandoval immediately grabbed his right hamstring as he walked back to the dugout. he ends his season with nine home runs, 40 rbi and a .248 batting average in 92 games. next hour..payton next what about him? let's do it. ♪ come on. this summer, add a new member to the family. at the mercedes-benz summer event. lease the glc300 for $429 a month at your local mercedes-benz dealer. mercedes-benz. the best or nothing. (grant) new at nine.... it doesn't get much more bike friendly than here in the bay area... but cyclists...like drivers... sometimes have trouble following the rules.(vicki) and if you're breaking the rules...stanley roberts says...you're behaving badly. .. excuse me, excuse me, excuse me, we heard you the first time if y

after losing johnny cueto to tommy john surgery earlier this week, the san francisco giants have lostnother key piece for the season. pablo sandoval will undergo hamstring surgery and will be out for the remainder of the season. an mri revealed that sandoval's right hamstring had a significant tear. he sustained the injury on sunday when he slid into home and pulled up lame sandoval immediately grabbed his right hamstring as he walked back to the dugout. he ends his season with nine home season with he ends his to the dugout. he ends his season with nine home runs, 40 rbi and a .248 batting average in 92 games. some special guest joined the raiders at training camp today in napa. peyton manning was invited to the raiders training camp by the quarterback whisperer....head coach jon gruden the two time super bowl champion kept a close eye on derek carr... who says he grew up trying to emulate manning. on the defensive side of the ball.... khalil mack is of the ball.... defensive side on the manning. on the defensive side of the ball.... khalil mack is still a no- raider great woodson wa

first pitch is 6:40. ( darya ) after losing johnny cueto to tommy john surgery earlier this week...doval. sandoval will undergo hamstring surgery and will be out for the rest of the season. an m-r-i revealed that sandoval's right hamstring has a significant tear.onsunday...a into home. sandoval immediately grabbed his right hamstring as he walked back to the dugout. ( james ) coming up after the break... an action-comedy and a childhood classic are now in theaters. (ácommercialá) <"what should happen if you forget about me?""silly old bear.">( james ) "christopher robin" hits theaters today. this time around christopher robin is a family man -- played by ewan mcgregor. after a surprise visit from his old friend winnie the pooh -- he travels back to the hundred acre wood. "christopher robin" is rated "p-g." ( james ) also in theaters this weekend... "the spy who dumped me." mila kunis and kate mckinnon star as "audrey" and "morgan"... who team up to save the world in this action-comedy. "the spy who dumped me" is rated "r." ( darya ) coming up in the next hour... the family of nia wi

johnny cueto the pitcher will need tommy john surgery. it wasn't unexpected but they were hoping to avoid it and going to have to repair his right pitching elbow. his season obviously over. he will likely miss most if not all of next year as well. cueto says his elbow has been giving him pain. surgery is scheduled for tomorrow in l. a. in our ongoing effort to bring frank at least one warriors story per show -- >> you guys do a good job. >> i don't know if you call this a story, but stephan curry is working out. look at this. he can dunk. is that a story. the alley oop and reverse dunk. stephan curry in an unknown gym, undisclosed. >> he can do it all. >> that's for you frank. >> see you later. ♪ ♪ can world-renowned artist red hong yi use the chase mobile app® to pay practically anyone, at any bank? all while creating a masterpiece made of tea leaves? ♪ ♪ yes. but this isn't for just anyone. ♪ ♪ hong yi! it's for the strongest man in her life. ♪ ♪ chase. make more of what's yours. ) oh, great. we got the prius that can make dinner reserv

johnny cueto will undergo tommy john surgery. scoring from third on a fly ball and pablo sandoval will undergo surgery next week. nine homer, 40 rbi's and the giants have trouble hitting the ball but he was carrying his weight. his season is over. >> coaches struck neil the nfl to fight the drudgery of being out there everyday. the raiders john gruden did that today up in the wine country in napa. they had an invited guest, peyton manning wearing tennessee cap in case you're wondering. derek carr a big fan, never played under coach gruden except in a pro bowl. >> the pro bowl is different now but back then it was more intense and serious. that week guys wanted to run through a wall just with him as our hawaiian coach, partially because he bought all the beer smart. >> surprised he didn't plug his own beer. >> meanwhile, i don't know who has the mortgage for the firestone country club in akron, ohio but tiger woods owns it. eight times he's won on that course. nobody has won on a particular course more than that. he's four back af

johnny is actually the character in the right-hand right-hand corner he cleaned up pretty nicely, didn't he. we'll get back to john where. i guess should i say that johnny is actually responsible, not too many poem know this, john would was responsible for the invention of the doughnut. the pony express has done a lot of things. are you skeptical? skepticism? well, i never! how but this famous poster about the pony express, wanted, young skinny, wiry fell lows, or fans preferred. does that sound true? well, i have to be honest. orphans preferred, not actually true. unfortunately the poster -- this poster does get a lot right. they wanted young, skinny, wiry guys and really, really good horse riders. and also, actually not just people who rode horses really well and had a lot of endurance because they were riding for hours and hours through all sorts of weather, but they wanted men, young men, and they were almost uniformly young man -- on the lighter side. they were also besides being generally the best ride riders in the area, they were also usually really good with dealing with horses. in the case of one those t

pitcher johnny cueto will indeed need tommy john surgery to repair his right pitching elbow his season likely miss most if not all of next year as well, cueto said the elbow had been giving him pain every night out on the mound. surgery is scheduled for tomorrow in l.a. >>> one week from today. preseason football at levi stadium with the 49ers hosting the cowboys and the raiders host the lions a week from friday. which means we will indeed get our first look, actually our second look. you go back 20 years. john grutten on the sideline as well as colton miller. 311-poun offensive tackle out of ucla. he grew up in roseville and he's getting solid reviews so far from his head coach. >>> we're really pleased with colton. not only from an athletic standpoint. cable is on him every day he's learning how to play at the line of scrimmage. he's showing a lot of poise and obviously he's very talented. >>> two very sweet soccer goals and a dog riding a tractor must be time to check this out. this is romanian soccleg. you have to see it again. just an awesome kick. off the goal postand in for the

three today johnny cueto is undergoing tommy john surgery to repair his right pitching elbow . the procedure is being performed in los angeles by a doctor there who is said to be one of the top sports surgeons. cueto said the elbow had been giving him pain every time out there on the mound. he missed almost the first two months of the season with similar pain. went three and two with a 3.2 era and nine starts this season. it was a much more festive mood yesterday. look at this photo congratulating giants legend willie mccovey and his new wife on their recent marriage. >>> the state insurance commissioner is touring the devastation caused by wildfires . >> today 4:00 we will speak with him live about the experience, what he saw in his role in the state moving forward. >> we will take a quick check on the stocks before they close. not a lot of movement on the dow but the nasdaq is having a pretty big day. of 96 points s&p 500 up a little more than 14 points. >> tonight a winner in the second season of the four is set to be announced. >> and need a has a look at what is at stake i

as feared, johnny cueto will undergo tommy john surgery.the procedure done tomorrow in los angeles. the 32-year-old will miss the rest of the season as well as most of 2019. >>> nearly 400 people filled grace cathedral for a private ceremony to honor dwight clark. the former receiver who lost his battle with als in june will forever be part of san francisco history with the catch, the play that launched the 49ers into their super bowl era. but to those who knew him, clark's biggest influence is the manner in which he lived. ♪ >> nfl commissioner roger goodell and house minority leader nancy pelosi were among the dignitaries who celebrated dwight clark's life. before he died, clark himself chose those he wished to speak at his funeral. >> not one for usually writing things down, but i won't lie. this is probably one of the toughest things i've ever had to do. >> but the difficulties were overcome by the pure joy clark was known to bring to the fans and all of those who knew him best. >> not only were you an amazing athlete, professional and

he said johnnie -- he's one of the few people, my wife and my father and john mccain, all three of them just call me johnny. he said johnny, you don't have to worry about that. i'm squared away. as time went on it was harder and harder to talk to john because it was difficult for him. he was losing a lot of energy and we knew that this moment was just around the corner as my friends -- in fact, i was just with one of his dear friends, a man who traveled with him on his campaign and he said, john's not gonna be around much longer. one of my friends, john weaver who works with me, this is gonna be a devastating day. people that were around him, they just -- they just loved him. they loved him. >> what kinds of lessons do you think he -- he was able to impart before he left? >> well, for those that listened and today i think many of us wonder do people listen, but for those that listened, it was america's always number one. political parties or vehicles for which we do things, but that's not who we saluted. we have to stand tall. that's what john did. he just stood tall. he just said i don

remainder of the season ...gary has the details...and all the sports...coming up after losing johnny cueto to tommy johnthe san francisco giants have lost another key piece for the season. pablo sandoval will undergo hamstring surgery and will be out for the remainder of the season. bruce bochy said an mri revealed that pablo's hamstring had a significant tear. sandoval sustained the injury on sunday when he slid into home on a steven duggar sacrifice fly. the panda immediately grabbed his right hamstring as he walked back to the dugout. sandoval ends his season with nine home runs, 40 rbis and a .248 batting average in 92 games. some special guest joined the raiders at training camp today in napa. today in napa.training camp the raiders at training camp today in napa. peyton manning was invited to the raiders training camp by the quarterback whisperer....head coach jon gruden the two time super bowl champion kept a close eye on derek carr... who says he grew up trying to emulate manning. on the defensive side of the ball.... khalil mack is still a no- show...but raider great charles woodson was at camp

she is 100 to six and i had a friend who said his name was bill and he called john johnny.ost: that is what his mother called him, too. we did an interview with her when she was 95. just type in roberta mccain and you will get a real sense of that half-hour interview. she still lives in her apartment on connecticut -- connecticut avenue at age 106. caller: she is a pistol. i've am just giving you some thoughts. he really changed in many ways. about his politics, i do not know him off about that. -- enough about that. host: from the time that you and your husband at the naval academy and his time as an aviator, is your husband still alive? caller: yes, he served on the uss wasp, he was a pilot and flew over russian submarines during the age of the 60's and then he went on to work in the corporate world. host: what year did he graduate? caller: 1958 and he will be buried next to chuck larson, who has the character -- the real character of a steadfast is in very good company with chuck larson. we met chuck larson, he was an amazing, amazing man. you have got to understand at l

. >>> giants pitcher johnny cueto is scheduled to undergo tommy john surgery today to repair his right pitching elbow. he said the elbow had been giving him pain every time on the mound. he missed almost the first two month of the season with similar pain. hiw over. he will likely miss all of next year as well. >>> also today, the santa clara county fair opens with the theme of fun for the whole herd. the santa clara and fair includes square dancing, magic shows, and a place for kids to learn how to make butter. tonight shelley right is the main entertainment act for the first lgbtq night being called out at the fair. gates open at the santa clara county fairgrounds at 1:00 this afternoon. >>> there is smoke from california wildfires all over the west coast. find out how far that unhealthy air is now spreading. >>> one of president trump's tweets is being criticized by lawmakers on both sides of the aisle. the white house says what he posted about the russia investigation was just venting. >>> that is a live picture for you. this looks like a kevin pender shock. a beautiful shot the cl

families find missing loved ones through the national database. ( darya ) after losing johnny cueto to tommy johndoval. sandoval will undergo hamstring surgery and will be out for the rest of the season. an m-r-i revealed that sandoval's right hamstring has a significant tear. he got hurt on sunday...after sliding into home. sandoval immediately grabbed his right hamstring as he walked back to the dugout. ( darya ) visitors to the chester zoo in the u-k were caught by surprise thurday when a black rhino went into labor. zoo officials say zoo officials say zoo officials say zoo officials say most rhino births happen at night or in the early morning hours. the 12-year-old eastern black rhino went into labor around lunchtime.. during a busy time for the zoo. she gave birth to a healthy male calf... and e new born was up on his feet within 14 minutes. ( darya ) coming up in the next hour of the kron 4 morning news... wildfires lead to new evacuations... while some families are allowed to return home. ( darya ) plus... the family of nia wilson will celebrate her life later this morning... days after f

johnny isaacson with the statement. >> anybody who tarnishes the reputation of john mccain deserving a whipping. i would say it is time to pause and say this was a great man. he gave everything for us. >> as of now, republican senators are mixed on chuck schumer's proposal to rename the russell building after mccain. orrin hatch says yes, but others say it is too soon to decide. the russell office building had been named after long time georgia senator richard russell. he was a democrat, but opposed the civil rights act. >>> in the wake of john mccain's passing, arizona voters go to the polls today. republicans choose between three candidates. martha mcsally and kelli ward and former sheriff joe arpaio. ward released a statement and many spoke out. >> for this, i apologize. for this, the intention of my comments were no way directed at senator mccain or his family. >> the frontrunner for the democratic senate nomination is on the ballot as well. the republican race for governor between ron desantis has been hotly contested. desantis asked for president trump's endorsement and he got it. >>> it m

he said, johnny, i'm all squared away there. >> wow. >> and i said, good, john. that means that i never have to be concerned about you and we'll be together again someday. >> and you will. governor, it's great to hear you remembering john mccain. it's something we're all going to be for weeks and days now and we should be. >> and, ali, you should. we sometimes get bored by news if there's not the yelling and the screaming, but this is one time when we can all think deeply about who we are and what we do in our lives. >> well said, sir. thank you for joining me today. ohio governor john kasich. >>> investigators in jacksonville are searching for a motive behind a deadly shooting at a video gaming tournament. we'll also take a look at florida's gun laws and how easy it is to get hold of a firearm there. you're watching msnbc. there. you're watching msnbc. if you have psoriasis, ... little things can be a big deal. that's why there's otezla. otezla is not a cream. it's a pill that treats moderate to severe plaque psoriasis differently. with otezla, 75% clearer skin

john mccain. you may remember republican senator johnny isaacson, he had strong words earlier tonight about anyonencluding president trump, of course president from his own party, that did not give mccain the praise that he deserves. have a listen. >> anybody who in any way tarnishes the reputation of john mccain deserves a whipping. i would say to the president or anybody in the world, it's time to pause and say this was a great man. he gave everything for us. >> of course senator isakson did not mention trump by name, but trump among those who have occasionally besmirched the reputation of senator mccain. as you know, your republican colleagues have been criticized for not challenging trump on statements like that. do you welcome the senator's comments? are you surprised to see how many are willing to come out on the issue of senator mccain? >> well, i'll tell you, i'd much rather have my republican colleagues come out in favor of defending the department of justice, of defending the fbi, of objecting to the president's charge that the media is the enemy of the people. so on my list of things th

but with john are, i always wanted him to say, good be job, johnny. he used to call me johnny. proud of you. i remember whether he voted against that health carrie peel, you was able to get him on phone and i told him, i said, john, you've always been a hero of mine. and now more than ever. you just stand so tall. what an awesome guy. we're going to miss him. it's been mentioned his influence around the world. i was in munich. i saw the way he spoke. i saw the way the world leaders sought him out. he reassured people around the globe about the strength of our country, about who we are in a turbulent time, evers there to tell them, we're going to be fine. they will really sought him out and really wanted him to reassure them. and i can't think of anybody on the national scene today that can take his place. >> i is there somebody that is close, governor? >> this is john mccain's hour. his family's hour. now is not the time to think about that. he is -- i'll tell you, i just am so proud that i knew him. he made a difference in my life. it just is somebody that was so unique. i don'

john: if you are old, you remember the johnny weismuller "tarzan." is sears that elephant right now? >> i thought they already failed. we are here to celebrate this historic run in the stock market. i was very optimistic about the retailers. i was concerned everything was too tech-oriented and it was tech leading the market and the economy and that would run out of steam. you want to see the rest of the world, the rest of america, with good earnings, too, benefiting from tax cuts. a lot of it was online, obviously, but it's good to see walmart, who was doing very bad for a long time, now target, showing everybody is spending money. john: what retailer do you go to? >> i'm in miami beach. there's no -- john: see? all online. >> that's why i'm skeptical. john: i want to ask about the nfl. when rupert murdoch bought the nfl rights in the '90s they said he overpaid. it made fox sports. tonight you have the nfl debuting a former super bowl champion, philadelphia eagles taking on the heisman trophy led cleveland browns without baker mayfield. six of the to

johnny isaacson urged the president to drop his grudge. >> but anybody who in anyway tarnishes the reputation of john mccain deserves a whipping. because most of the ones who would do the wrong thing about john mccain didn't have the guts to do the right thing when it was their turn. >> reporter: in his letter, mccain left the nation with this straight talk about our polarized times. >> we argue and compete and sometimes even vilify each other in our raucous public debates. but we have always had so much more in common with each other than in disagreement. if only we remember that and give each other the benefit of the presumption that we all love our country, we will get through these challenging times. >> reporter: per an agreement between the trump and mccain families, the president will not be attending a memorial service for mccain at the national cathedral in washington, d.c. instead he will be eulogized by two former presidents, gorge w. bush and barack obama after lying in state at the arizona capitol building and at the u.s. capitol, norah. >> o'donnell: strong words there from senator isaacson. and former president ji

the one whose would do the wrong thing about john mccain didn't have the guts to do the right thing when it was their turn. >> that was republican senator johnnyia with perhaps a message to the president. good morning. this is "morning joe" on this tuesday, august 28th. with us, msnbc contributor mike barnicle. and noah rothman, nbc news national political editor heidi priz dezybyl przybyla. columnist for the "washington post," david ignatius, associate editor of the "washington post" and msnbc political analyst eugene robinson, and we have washington anchor for bbc world news america, katy kaye. so we got the funeral details for john mccain, announced yesterday, and while his office released a letter from the late senator, which reads in part this -- my fellow americans, thank you for the privilege of serving you, and for the rewarding life that service in uniform and public office has allowed me to lead. i've tried to serve our country honorably. i have made mistakes,

senate, georgia republican johnny isaac son urged the president to drop his grudge. >> anybody who anyway tarnishes the reputation of johnipping. because most of the ones who would do the wrong thing by john mccain didn't have the guts to do the right thing when it was their turn. >> reporter: in his letter, mccain left the nation with this straight talk about our polarized times. >> we argue and compete and sometimes even vilify each other in our ruckus public debates. but we have always had so much more in common with each other than in disagreement. if only we remember that and give each other the benefit of the presumption that we all love our country, we will get through these challenging times. >> reporter: per an agreement between the trump and mccain families, the president will not be attending. a memorial service for mccain at the national cathedral in washington, d.c. instead, he'll be eulogized by two former presidents, george w. bush and barack obama after mccain lies in state here at the arizona capital building and at the u.s. capital. >> john mccain was something of a fixture here at cbs news. he appeared

georgia republican johnny is isakson on the senate floor with his remarks. >> anyone who tarnishes the reputation of john mccain deserves a whipping. i would say to anybody in the world, it is time to pause and say this was a great man. he gave everything for us. >> republican senators are mixed on chuck schumer's proposal to rename the russell office building after mccain. senators orrin hatch and tim scott say yes, but others say it is too soon to decide. mitch mcconnell side stepped the question. the russell office building is named after georgia senator richard russell. he was a democrat, but also a segregationist who opposed the civil rights act. >>> in the wake of john mccain's passing, arizona voter goes to the polls today. republicans choose between three candidates. martha mcsally and kelli ward and joe arpaio. on monday, ward apologized for suggesting an announcement by mccain's family that he was ending his cancer treatment was designed to hurt her campaign. >> i do understand how many could have misconstrued my comments as insensitive. i apologize. the intention of my comments were in no way

i said, john, what about you and the big guy? he said, "johnny," as he always called me, johnny, "you don't have to worry about that. i'm all squared away." and so a man of faith, a man who loved his country, a man who loved his family and loved his friends, and he could get in the ring and battle with the best of them. but at the end he shook hands and held his head high. >> all right. ohio governor john kasich. thank you for taking a few minutes. >> steve, thank you. >>> senator john mccain was a decorated war veteran. as we said, an accomplished political maverick. that was his reputation. certainly as praise continues to pour in from across the nation and around the world, one man as we said until this afternoon, and again this evening had remained muted on this. that was the president. donald trump. and of course there is a history here. you are probably well aware of it. the two of them first clashing when the arizona senator first criticized the then presidential candidate trump for his characterization of mexican immigrants as rapists and

georgia republican johnny isaacson sending a harsh message to those not willing to honor mccain. >> tarnishes the reputation of john mccain deserves, i would say to the president or anybody in the world, to kind of pause and say this was a great man. >> reporter: noting his difference on policy with mccain and announcing he respects his service to the country. mccain never would have backed down from a fight getting in the last word about the president without mentioning him by name in a farewell statement read by a trusted aide. >> we weaken our greatness when we confuse our patriotism with trivl rivalries. we weaken it when we hide behind walls rather than tear them down. >> reporter: the former p.o.w. and six-term senator reflecting on a life well lived. >> i would not trade a day of my life in good or bad times for the best day of anyone else's. >> reporter: with a vase of white roses set on top of his desk. his colleagues delivering an enotional chorus of praise. >> we were fortunate to have known him best in arizona, but he was bigger than any one state. >> he was a brave and honest man. he was a patriot. >>

kids i live out the bubble so johnny borrell the moment i taught a mother how do a lot of kids or is it a little odd i'm a little one. it may be only looking at the appeal by john mara to put out a lot of money are you or the world or mother blogger their. facebook has banned hundreds of pages groups and their counseling to iran and russia for quote coordinated in authentic behavior including alleged political meddling. sometimes the presidency is now looking increasingly for carriers after to do for my associates were found guilty of numerous federal crimes. and we speak to a good city girl who escaped sexual enslavement by islamic states but then left germany after meeting her i still kept her and rapist is there. a warm welcome you're watching the weekly here on r.t. international all the latest headlines on the stories that have shaped the week. but first facebook's upping the ante and it's crusade against fake news it's gone another banning spree in a bid to stamp out the phenomenon and thereby limit efforts to sway public opinion political opinion if you're trying to explains. thanks for joining us millie but franco with your latest news in the world of s

johnny isakson monday afternoon on the senate floor. let's watch. >> anybody who in any way t tarnishes the reputation of john mccain deserves a whipping, because anybody who criticizes him for doing the wrong thing didn't do the right thing when it was their turn. >> people are talking about the way this president has gone against mccain and other republican norms. >> you know, there's a credible expectation that the president of the united states will be the president of everyone in the united states, and pay particular tribute to those who have served this country admirably in war and admirably in elective office and admirably as a maverick trying to do the right thing and as a champion of democracy. so i expect the president to be presidential. president trump was not presidential yesterday. and the pettiness he showed in not lowering the flag and his reluctance to say anything nice about john mccain. i'm glad that he finally recognized the errors of his ways and he did lower the flag and he did finally make a statement that i think was a good statement, i'm not sure it was as heartfelt as it should have been. he's got to recognize,

policy john bolton the current national security adviser recently lamented the we once had a capacity for clandestine efforts to overthrow governments i wish we could get those back well mustache johnny is probably roasting model weenies and popping champagne bottles in the styles of this week is because august nineteenth marks the sixty fifth anniversary of one of the most notorious acts of meddling in twentieth century history a cia sponsored plan and instigated coup in iran after years of being labeled conspiracy theorist quackery in two thousand and thirteen the cia finally admitted its responsibility along with britain's m i six for orchestrating the nine hundred fifty three cooed saw the removal of the democratically elected iranian prime minister mohammad mosaddegh from power and replacing him with the brutal and violent shaw muhammad of the lobby all of this of course in the name of protecting western oil interests you see move that could committed that most heinous of international crimes he he nationalized the british anglo iranian oil company how horrible horrible it's an evil of him given his country's most valuable natural resources back to his people i mean as crazy. tr

john, rolling stones, devo. >> entre sus muchos diseÑos estÁ el vestuario que usaron los beatles en su legendario Álbum " sargento pimienta" asÍ como varios trajes elvis presley y la emblemÁtica indumentaria negra de johnnynadie.. no, dios no nos da. Él nomÁs nos ayuda. presentadora: trajes confeccionados por manuel cuevas se exhiben en muchos museos. si se pregunta cuÁnto pueden sobrepasar los $20,000. a continuaciÓn, un adelanto de la prÓxima edición de "aquÍ y ahora. locutor: Él era un misionero y ella una mujer de fe., hasta qu acusÓ de ser a Él un espÍa y terminÓ tras lajas res. el dolor de la separaciÓn y la angustia, tratando de defenderse de sus detractores. cÓmo un mensaje lo cambió todo. presentadora: esta y otras historias la prÓxima semana en "aquÍ y ahora". ilia: muchas gracias por su preferencia y hasta pronto. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ presentador: muchas gracias, familia, por recibirnos en sus hogares. esta noche verÁn bailar por Última vez a nuestras 10 estrellas juntas, porque hoy una de ellas serÁ eliminada. serÁ verÓnica montes? presentadora: ¿o serÁ rosie rivera?to y en espera de ser abierto para revelarnos el nombre de la estrella que abandonarÁ definitivamente la pista de baile. bienvenidos

johnny, how'd you get through that? that must have been a horrible experience for you. [laughter] and i'm sitting there thinking, john an idiot, you know? you're sitting there talking to a guy that slept five and a half years as a prisoner of war, two years in solitary confinement, was beaten. i'm sure he had a lot of things crawling all over him at night when he laid down on that rock/dirt floor, and they were a lot worse than bedbugs. and i just, you know, everybody started cracking up, and i said, senator, you're right. it was terrible. [laughter] neil: i don't know if i could ever get through those bedbugs again. john, if you'll indulge me, another fella you know quite well, douglas are holtz-eakin, former mccain economic policy director. i'm reminded so many times of stories just like that that john told -- >> oh, yeah. neil: and i can remember his comeback in 2008 when he was given up for gone many that contest and later on roared past far better financed candidates to get the nomination, of course, losing ultimately to barack obama. but maintaining his composure -- >> you had to bring that up, didn't you? neil

georgia republican johnny isakson sending a harsh message to those not willing to honor mccain. >> anybody who in any way tarnishes the reputation of john mccain deserves a whipping. i would say to the president or anybody in the world, it's time to pause and say this was a great man. >> reporter: mr. trump in a statement noting his differences on policy and politics with mccain but acknowledging he respects his service to the country. >> what greater cause -- >> reporter: mccain, never one to back down from a fight, getting in a last word about the president without ever mentioning him by name in a farewell statement, read by a trusted aide. >> "we weaken our greatness when we confuse our patriotism with trivial rivalries. we weaken it when we hide behind walls, rather than tear them down." >> reporter: the former p.o.w. and six-term senator reflecting on a life well lived. >> i would not trade a day of my life, in good or bad times, for the best day of anybody else's. >> reporter: his wife, cindy mccain, tweeting tears alongside a photo of her husband's desk in the senate draped in black with a vase of white roses sat on top. his coll

the ones who would do the wrong thing about john mccain didn't have the guts to do the right thing when it was their turn. >> that is republican senator johnny a message to the president. well, good morning and welcome to "morning joe" on this tuesday, august 28th. with us we have this morning msnbc contributor mike barnacle. associate editor of commentary mag au zine, noah rothman. heidi przybyla. columnist and associate editor for "the washington post", david ignatius. pulitzer award winning editor of "the washington post" and political analyst eugene robinson. washington annor fchor for bbc america, katty kay. we got the funeral details for john mccain. they were announced yesterday. while the office released a letter from the late senator which reads in part this. my fellow americans, thank you for the privilege of serving you and for the rewarding life that service in uniform and public office has allowed me to lead. i have tried to serve our country honorably. i have made mistakes, but i hope any love for america will be weighed favorably against them. i lived and died a proud american. we are citizens of the world's greatest republic,

policy john bolton the current national security advisor recently lamented the we once had a capacity for clandestine efforts to overthrow governments i wish we could get those back well mustache johnny is probably roasting model weenies and popping champagne bottles in the styles of this week as one hundred because august nineteenth marks the sixty fifth anniversary of one of the most notorious acts of meddling in twentieth century history the cia sponsored planned and instigated coup in iran after years of being labeled conspiracy theorist quackery in two thousand and thirteen the cia finally admitted its responsibility along with britain's m i six for orchestrating the nine hundred fifty three coup good saw the removal of the democratically elected iranian prime minister mohammad mosaddegh from power and replacing him with the brutal and violent shaw muhammad of the lobby all of this of course in the name of protecting western oil interests you see move that could committed that most heinous of international crimes he he nationalized the british anglo iranian oil company horrible horrible vicious and evil of him given his country's most valuable natural resources back to his peopl