he denies the charge of affray as to his fellow co—defendants ryan hill and ryan ali.tokes was a matchwinner in the first test against india but will miss the second test at lords that starts this thursday. surrey batsman ollie pope looks set to make his england debut coming in for dawid malan who was dropped. two years ago, pope was still playing for his school side but now hopes to emulate the likes of alastair cook in the senior side. from the people have spoken to they have given me the confidence and i have given me the confidence and i have the confidence in my own game to ta ke have the confidence in my own game to take the next step. obviously you hear stories of some of the greats of the game and people who made their debut at age 20. so it is not like it has not been done before. but hopefully i will take my chance. i feel confident but hopefully i will take my chance. ifeel confident in my but hopefully i will take my chance. i feel confident in my game and ready for the next step. there's a t20 double header at old trafford today. lancashire lightning are j

he denies the charge of affray as to his fellow co—defendants ryan hill and ryan ali.cond test at lords that starts this thursday. surrey batsman ollie pope looks set to make his england debut coming in for dawid malan who was dropped. two years ago, pope was still playing for his school side but now hopes to emulate the likes of alastair cook in the senior side. from the people have spoken to they have given me the confidence and i have given me the confidence and i have the confidence in my own game

cnn's ryan nobles is up on capitol hill. o have planned every second of this event today. it seemed with every moment, there was another poignant reminder of his remarkable life. and more importantly, how he hopes his country will remember him. members of congress bidding farewell to one of their own. >> on behalf of the senate and the entire nation, thank you. thank you for lending him to us longer than we had a right. >> reporter: senator john mccain returned one last time to a place he loved so much. his arrival marked by a flash rainstorm centered over the capitol, where he was honored by colleagues that reflected on his contribution, his service, and his singular ability to communicate. >> i, myself, from time to time found myself on the receiving end of john's distinct brand of candor. >> reporter: senator mccain himself meticulously planned each stage of his final good-bye to his fellow americans, and he made sure to include symbols of themes important to him. today, bipartisanship was on display as leaders of both par

. >> ryan nobles is up on capitol hill watching all of this unfold. ryan, you have a unique vantage point. you are right there. it was really significant when there was that bipartisan show of support for this great man with that -- the respective wreath ceremonies. >> that's right. there's been so much talk about how senator mccain meticulously planned these series of events to look back on his long life and service to the country. what's interesting is that when dignitary is honored, there's a protocol in placement you don. it's done a certain way. the protocol states that only the leaders of only one party partake in that moment where they lay the wreath near the coffin. senator mccain specifically asked that the leaders of both parties from both chambers participate in that exercise. just another example of the symbolism that he wanted to be a part of this series of events. even though senator mccain worked hard to plan every aspect of this, there's things that are out of his control. it seems as though even those things out of his control are play

ryan, you are on capitol hill. we saw that honor guard bring the casket up the steps of the u.s.tarted to rain as they were taking that casket out of the hearse. >> yeah. wolf, i know you were watching it on television. to be here and watch it live was pretty dramatic. it's been a very sunny morning here in washington, d.c., hot and humid. the second the casket was brought out of the hearse, there were a few sprinkles and then the skies just opened up. it was a dramatic pouring rain here on the steps of the capitol. to watch that honor guard slowly take senator mccain's body up the steps of the capitol was an incredible moment. it should be noted that there are other places here in washington, d.c. that are still experiencing sunny skies. to see the way that this played out and to watch that honor guard not break their pace at all, not seem to be phased for even one second by the deluge of rain. i can't understate how heavy the rain was at that moment. it was absolutely incredible. as if this moment weren't dramatic enough, to see that all play out the way it did was something el

ryan is. you want to talk about a fractured race? you have leadership that cannot control the basin they are running for the hills here it o'brien: paulyan, when he took over said he had two young kids. apologize if i left in a kids out. jeanne: he's got more, actually. o'brien: he said he had to be home for the kids. he wanted to spend time with his amec. he made it clear that was where he was going. departing speakers of the house on the republican side because you can't control the base. o'brien: and we believe in term limits. i think this move is terrific for republicans. shery: we have a good viewer question here. david: the one thing we learned in the last election is american people don't want as ms. as usual in washington. how can the democrats this time persuade voters that they will not just be returning to business as usual? whatever you think about donald trump, it is not the way it used to be. think: it is far worse, i what are you going to point to to say that what donald trump has said and done is dignifying washington, d.c.? once a president out there calling somebody who just left his employment eight dog. who won som

hill. speaker paul ryan paid tribute to mccain's life of service. >> under the work of her meaty, and in the gaze of the greats, where soldiers known and unknown have laid before, we have this beautiful thing, the chance to do for this man what he did for us. to stand up. to stand up and the two embraced the cause his life. >> now it is the public's turn to pay its respects to john mccain, a legendary senator and american hero. molly? >> molly: mike emanuel, thank you. for more on this, let's bring in fox news sunday anchor chris wallace. chris, i appreciate the chance to talk to you, i've been looking forward to this all morning actually. you had the opportunity to interview the senator on many occasions, he was an outcry necc figure on capitol hill. if you could talk about your relationship with the senator -- he seemed like a people person. even if he met someone for just a moment, you had the opportunity to see that opportunity over and over again. >> chris: it's interesting you say that, because looking at his remains in the coffin, what strikes me as i almost half expect him to burst o

we are hearing from capitol hill house speaker paul ryan tweeting "john mccain personifies service toin our prayers during this time." senate democratic leader chuck schumer tweeting, "my thoughts and prayers are with senator mccain and his family." and from fellow arizonan, jaeff flake. let's turn back now to the president's new attacks today on the attorney general. joinings now, democratic congresswoman val kdeckinmmings florida. i spoke to denny heck earlier. he floated the idea that the attacks on jeff sessions may just be an attempt to distract by this president, distract from what has been a pretty tough week for president trump. what do you think? >> well, hi, ana. it's good to be back with you. look, we know that president trump is the master distractor, and if there was any week during his presidency where he needled as many distractions as he could possibly get, this has been one week. but look, his attacks on the attorney general are nothing new. i believe the president really believed that persons like the attorney general and the fbi director and others ' sole purpose re

last december, but the political icon had not been forgotten on capitol hill, and the ws was received with sadness.rep. paul ryan: "this is a man who served our country in so many ways and capacities, who was a pow, and then faught for us in congress. we just want to keep john and their entire family in our prayers."mccain was already a war hero when he was elected to the u.s. house in 1982a graduate of thnaval academy at annapolis, he was shot down during vietnam, and held as a pow for five years. in 1986 he won the senate seat vacated by barry goldwater.he made a failed bid for the 2000 republican presidential nomination, losing to george w bush.but in 2008 --he clinched his party's nod, but lost to barack obama in november.and went back to the u-s senate sen. ted cruz: "he's led an extraordinary life. this is a man who served his nation virtually every day of his life."with the rise of donald trump, mccain's republican party started to change - and he did not shy away from sharply criticizing the president, especially on issues like national security. the president offered his condolences -- tweeting"my deepe

hill. we have not heard from paul ryan or mitch mcconnell or kevin mccarthy or steve scalise, the leaders ofepublican party on capitol hill. how this is going to play politically i think is still uncertain. i would not expect, obviously -- we're not seeing a rush to the microphones to denounce the president or tell him to get in line in some way. we may see more of the same, despite the drama of today. we may see more of the same of what we have seen from his fellow partisans up on capitol hill. >> anne milgram, i'll read a couple sentences from this document that the u.s. attorney for the southern district of new york released. and let me read it to you. michael cohen, the defendant, caused and made the payments described herein in order to influence the 2016 presidential election. in so doing, he coordinated with one or more members of the campaign, including through meetings and phone calls about the fact, nature and timing of the payments. and in court, he said he did all of this in coordination, and at the direction of a candidate for federal office, designed to influence the election.

hill. we saw this play out with the revocation of security clearances. paul ryan saying the president would never do this. these half hearted disapprovals aren't enough. so unless people on the hill forcefully say a pardon for manafort or anyone else who might be a potential witness would be out of bounds, you'll continue to have speculation and the president will continue to think about it. >> but senate republicans save for jeff flake and one or two other people whose careers are over, senate republicans have not bucked the president. even now, if you see two of jeff sessions' former colleagues in the senate are now coming for his head pretty much. until we start seeing some desire or some appetite in the united states congress, republicans for going after the president, no one is going to hold anyone accountable. >> they have kept sessions in his job. grassley and his colleagues have kept sessions in his jobben an appeared to give him the green light to go forward. on the parred question, it's interesting the president didn't talk to the pardon attorney or an a

hill. bipartisan support from senator schumer, from mitch mcconnell, from speaker of the house paul ryan, of course sending their love and support during this very hard time. of course speaking to how beloved he is up here on capitol hill. nia? >> thank you so much, sunlen, for that really sad update. we're seeing a lot of reaction online to the news from the mccain family. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell tweets he's very sad to hear this morning's update from the family of our dear friend senator john mccain. we're so fortunate to call him our friend and colleague. john, cindy, and the entire mccain family are in our prayers a the this incredibly difficult hour. moments after the family released their statement, john mccain's wife shared this on twitter. i love my husband with all of my heart. god bless everyone who has cared for my husband along this journey. and senator mccain's daughter meghan mccain shares this poignant tweet about her father. my family is deeply appreciative of all of the love and generosity you've shown us during this past year. thank you for all of your contin

>> it's already impact the h president, ye republicans on capitol hill being asked about this, house speaker paul s ryan taying he needs more information aboutth . let's not pull punches here. this is the fesident'smer confidant, now turned criminal, implicating his former boss. the sitting president of the united states in a serious you know the sort of outlines of the story alrdedy. cohen pl guilty to eight charges, including campaign finance violations and one o those campaign finance violations involves that payment to a porn star, stormy daniels to keepuier qet about an alleged affair with the president, one the president has denint. at the mo, i will tell you the white house referred all our questions about this. trust me, we have plenty to the outside legal counsel and to what the president had to say as e steps off the plane in charleston, west virginia. the president very, very briefly sa i phrase, i feel badly for both guys, presumably referring to both n. not just michael cohen but paul manafort who has noween convicted on several charges as well. >> hallie jackson for us at the white house t

live on capitol hill, i'm caroline shively, back to you. >> speak your paul ryan calling him one of theravest souls he knew. thank you. >>> in san francisco, video of a fight on muni is getting reaction on social media. in the clips, you can see a man put in a headlock and then pushed off of the moving train. elissa harrington reports. as of now, no charges are being pursued. >>> reporter: police are calling this a mutual physical altercation and they say that both parties including that man who was seen being shoved did not want to press charges. they are also waiting to review surveillance video to get a better idea of what happened. [ yelling ] . >>> reporter: cell phone video shows two men physically restrain another person on muni. one man puts the other in a headlock. they both try to push him out the door. >> stop, stop! >> reporter: this happened aboard a muni light railcar thursday night. this was first reported by anna sterling an independent journalist. a witness sent her this video. she said two men tried to throw a rider off for playing loud music. she wrote, he is just a k

hill in for poppy harlow. "at this hour" starts right now. >>> i'm ryan nobles in today for kate bolduan.ment, president trump set to make an announcement from the oval office. we are told it will focus on trade with mexico. a source familiar with the negotiations telling cnn, the u.s. and mexico have reached a preliminary agreement resolving key bilateral trade issues. the president tweeting just a short time ago, quote, a big deal looking good with mexico. let's get straight to athena jones live at the white house for the latest developments. what are we expecting from the president in the next few minutes? >> reporter: we expect him to announce this preliminary agreement the u.s. reached with

hill in for poppy harlow. "at this hour" starts right now. >>> hello, i'm ryan nobles in for kate baldwin. we begin this hour with breaking news, just minutes ago, president trump announced the department cure of a key physical in the west wing. his tweet, white house counsel don mcgahn will be leaving his position in the fall shortly after the confirmation hopefully of judge brett kavanaugh to the united states supreme court. i have worked with don a long time and truly appreciate his systems. sarah westwood is at the white house, this probably doesn't come too much of a surprise that don mcgahn is leaving. this is someone that had extraordinary access to president trump. what should we expect? >> reporter: president trump is announcing via twitter. something we expected for a long time mcgahn will be leaving the white house in the weeks ahead, obviously the relationship between president trump and don mcgahn has been at times complicated even contentious and there was another speed bump in the road in terms of their relationship just weeks ago when we learned earlier this month just how

percent seven percent i'd be probably running for the hills sorry for about that we previously reported on the brewing the labor brought the irish airline ryan air and now ryanair pilots union says their members and five countries including our own will strike for twenty four hours during the height of the european vacation season grounding roughly four hundred flights with over seventy six thousand passengers who are scheduled to fly today a union representative in belgium addressed reporters earlier today to destroy that's going on here in belgium is the conclusion of six months of discussions between ryanair and the union representatives that are split to nowhere concrete and the main requests from the beginning was to apply the national labor loose to visit key deluca loose you know to. that end negotiations between the employees between deployed outs and the employer and point is so far right and keeps applying the irish labor loose to its totals and plato's and closer to kevin cruz. that's not the only air issue the us airline industry is suffering from a chronic shortage of qualified pilots according to the latest federal aviation adm

hill in for poppy harlow. "at this hour" starts right now. >>> hello, i'm ryan nobles in for kate baldwin.this hour with breaking news, just minutes ago, president trump announced the department cure of a key physical in the west wing. his tweet, white house counsel don mcgahn will be leaving his position in the fall shortly after the confirmation hopefully of judge brett kavanaugh to the united states supreme court. i have worked with don a long time and truly appreciate his systems. sarah westwood is at the white house, this probably doesn't come too much of a surprise that don mcgahn is leaving. this is someone that had

one of the challenges on capitol hill is the timing of all of this. house speaker paul ryan stripped duncan hunter of his committee assignments. that is a powerful rebuke at this stage. there's always the tension when a member of congress is accused of a crime, of allowing the process legally to play out. there are political extend jed circumstances like not look like you're condoning this. the ethics committee having its own inquiry, putting that aside to allow the criminal prosecution to move forward. duncan cannot be pulled from the ballot. so the timing of this is frustrating to republicans because you've got a red district in san diego that typically a republican would have an easy time winning. and certainly duncan hunter has over his several elections. but now he's so deeply compromised by these allegations and there really isn't an option for republicans. so he could resign his seat and still not be off of the ballot. he intends to fight this. we have seen in a very different case with senator bob menendez of new jersey where he went to trial, was acquitted on a numb

hill in for poppy harlow. "at this hour" starts right now. >>> i'm ryan nobles in today for kate bolduan. we begin with breaking news. at any moment, president trump set to make an announcement from the oval office. we are told it will focus on trade with mexico. a source familiar with the negotiations telling cnn, the u.s. and mexico have reached a preliminary agreement resolving key bilateral trade issues. the president tweeting just a short time ago, quote, a big deal looking good with mexico. let's get straight to athena jones live at the white house for the latest developments. what are we expecting from the president in the next few minutes? >> reporter: we expect him to announce this preliminary agreement the u.s. reached with mexico, part of this effort to renegotiate nafta. efforts to renegotiate nafta have been going on for over a year now in some form or fashion. this is about bilateral agreement between the u.s. and mexico. there have been talks over the last several weeks. we understand according to one u.s. official the two countries have resolved a major stumbling block tha

they often face backlash on capitol hill, a nasty tweet or him coming after them in their primary races, initially paul ryanpresident is trolling here. the security clearance, brian's office had nothing further to add. i think if the president does continue to revoke clearances, it is under consideration, it could be more problematic, it is really uncharted territory. it is murky whether or not he has the authority to do that. it is seen as a political weapon, we'll have to wait and see what the reaction is when they return from recess. >> you're saying the republicans are afraid to draw this president's -- >> the president's officials, the dni coats, and at a time when bruce orr who is one of their own serving in the doj targeted by the president, we're not hearing from them. >> this is a pattern with this administration. >>> they are not willing to question him publicly. they have declined to comment on this. i think director coats office put out word that he was not consulted on this issue. he distanced himself, but certainly not in public the way he did a few weeks back after the putin summit. >> let's

ryan or from mitch mcconnell. what do you make of this silence coming from the hill? >> it's really no surprise at this point. i mean, we've heard these things before. the only people in congress who have been speaking out are largely those members who are leaving, bob corker, jeff flake. look, the president has a stronghold on the republican party. it's why there's so much reporting about how he is changing the party. the fact of the matter is, republicans show that president trump still has significant support from his base, from the republican party, it's over 80% support among republicans, and i think among internal polling it may be even higher. paul ryan, mitch mcconnell, they know that. they know the support they have, that is why so many republicans who are running in primaries now attach themselves to president trump. it's why some incumbents, republicans, are losing. because they didn't attach themselves to trump. it's a different world right now politically. >> all right. we'll leave it there. natasha bertrand, franco ordonez, glenn kercher, thank you so much. >>> "the new york times" reporting the

ryan nobles in today for kate bolduan. it's a busy morning in the russia investigation. on capitol hill official who is a frequent target of president trump is testifying behind closed doors. how lawmakers are expected to grill bruce ohr about his ties to chris for steetopher steele compiled the dossier on trump. there's a lot on the line for ohr since the president

ryan moved to strip the positions. we'll see if there is further pressure here on capitol hill, steph. >> campaign funds to go on a vacationy. smells pretty swampy to me. >>> coming up, we're keeping a close eye on the fierce kwafall from paul manafort's conviction and michael cohen's guilty plea. we're watching for any sign of cohen here in new york city. >>> plus, the potential impact on his former boss really, president trump. >>> to stay successful in business, you have to navigate a lot of moving parts. on "your business," we have expert advice from getting funding to getting eye-catching marketing. each week, we'll focus on ideas to grow your business, bringing all the moving parts together. join me weekend mornings at 7:30 on msnbc or connect with us on your devices. the line between work and life hasn't just blurred. it's gone. that's why you need someone behind you. not just a card. an entire support system. whether visiting the airport lounge to catch up on what's really important. or even using those hard-earned points to squeeze in a little family time. no one has your back like american express. so no matter w

ryan nobles in today for kate bolduan. it's a busy morning in the russia investigation. on capitol hill, a justice department official who is a frequent target of president trump is testifying behind closed doors. how lawmakers are expected to grill bruce ohr about his ties to chris for steetopher steele compiled the dossier on trump. there's a lot on the line for ohr since the president threatened to pull his security clearance. this more than, paul manafort's lawyers are back in court to prepare for his next trial. this as we learn the former trump campaign chairman sought a plea deal to avoid a second grueling court battle. we have more on the manafort case. let's begin with jessica schneider who has more on what's happening with bruce ohr. what exactly are house investigators trying to learn from bruce ohr today? >> conservatives on capitol hill, they say they want the truth from bruce ohr. how freedom caucus chairman mark meadows says he has more than 60 questions for the veteran of the justice department. of course, republicans have been digging in on bruce ohr for more than a yea

ryan shows up to work. mitch mcconnell is going to rock up and be there on the hill. do they not notice that yesterday the president made no mention of john mccain. >> absolutely appalling. >> he made no mention of john mccain and he's up to eight tweets attacking omarosa. where is republican leadership? >> i can't explain why they don't. i mean, i can. what they're saying -- >> behind closed doors, they have a lot to say. >> all they care about is another vote in their caucus or another percentage on their re-elect. for too long, on both sides, to think about just politics, not policy. they judge everything through that political prism. not the policy prism. right now they're saying those are the voters who come out and vote. if i get them mad, i'm not only not going to get them to the polls, i'm not going to have the financial support that so many of these shadow groups, if you want to call them that, but the superpacs give to the extremes. we've got to stand up, those in the center, and say no, we've got your back. if you're going to stand up and say i will work wi

hill for a long time. you've worked with speaker ryan you know mitch mcconnell, why haven't they spoken up as leaders h in the united states against something as pernicious as white supremacy and racism. >> let me remind you that when the republicans took power when president obama was president of the united states, what mitch mcconnell said is the most important thing we can do is to make sure he does not succeed. if that wasn't a racist statement. that is unthinkable. we worked with president bush although we had our differences. you don't make a statement to make sure the president doesn't succeed. why did he say that? why did he say that? so i think that when you ask that question, you're attribute ago higher set of values to the speaker and to leader mcconnell than is worthy of their actions. >> let's get into the midterm elections, democrats are hoping to reclaim the majority in the house of representatives which they lost in the 2010 midterm elections. there are a lot of people out there, particularly democrats, who are saying the democrats have no message. the democrats -- they don't know what th

. >> as relates to paul ryan, might take a day or so until the question is posed to him. senators are returning back to capitol hill as we speak for a rare august recess. certainly that question, one would presume, would be posed to them as they trickle in. you know, when we started off this briefing earlier today as you saw the briefing yesterday, it was believed and we never know and my colleague would never know what they're going to ask and as it goes down the line, it was believed a lot of questions would be about omarosa. sarah sanders comes out with this announcement today. just like that, the narrative has seemingly changed. >> shepard: there's been a pattern of that over time and certainly they would have anticipated this would change the narrative. whether this was the -- whether this was the idea or not is another matter. the effect of it has been in the short term to change the narrative. that said as long as omarosa is coming out with tapes and she said there's more, the omarosa story is not going away, especially given the president keeps tweeting about it. >> keeps tweeting about it. here we are in m

ryan. maybe he's a policy guy and bad at politics. what i can't shake you let someone like nunes to destroy the most bipartisan committee on the hill, theouse ethics committee and let's devin nunes go around whispering about conspiracies to impeach rod rosenstein and to subvert the investigation into putin, trying to subvert american democracy. how does paul ryan allow that to go on? >> what's interest is ryan really has two sets of defenses for what he has done over the last year and a half. one is he would say look, if i had an argument, if i like got in this back and forth with the president of the united states every day it would be a distraction, no one would win and we would get nothing passed at all in this country. i would lose our caucus, lose 80% of our voters and that's not where the republican party is. as the leader of the party in the house, i have a responsibility to represent that, you know, that constituency. the other part is that he would say that he has averted, literally said this to me, he has averted any number of tragedies privately, tragedies is his word. he would say i privately deal with the president. i priva

somehow or another, republicans on capitol hill, as i have called mr. ryan'sffice and try to call mr. mcconnell's office, but he won't let his people answer the phone so i have to get a message to him through my senator. engaged. all i can do is educate myself and not allow myself to believe what i know are lies. this man lies the way he breathes, believe me, he does. for those who want to just to keep both -- want to just keep believing it at the expense of putting this country first, i am appalled. i have never seen anything like this, and i lived through watergate. i am appalled at the past people people want -- pass to keep giving this man. i would hate to say it is racial. if it is not, then what is it? what is it about brown people, people of color that so in s peopleeople -- enflame that they issue hate to each and every person they see that is not white? host: that is janice in maryland. indiana, independent. good morning. caller: i am a redneck all the have nearly the youlligence as the woman just had. i will tell you what, anybody crazierhers trump i

his casket to lie in state at the capitol hill in washington where the republican served for thirty five years vice president mike pence and speaker paul ryan delivered tributes mccain supported military infant interventions in afghanistan and iraq and backed israel's twenty fourteen war in gaza he will be buried on sunday strongly as catholic church has rejected proposals for priests to report sexual abuse of children revealed during confession the decision will put the country's biggest religious group at loggerheads with the government a five year inquiry had recommended that priests face criminal charges if they fail to report abuse the catholic church has accepted ninety eight percent of the reckon . with a real commitment that related to the catholic church. the only recommendation relates to removing the seal of confession or priest penitent privilege as it's sometimes called and that will be no surprise i imagine to most of you kathy kesselman is the president of the blue not foundation which helps a virus of child abuse she says it's time for action rather than words from the catholic church. look i think we've seen a lot of rhetor

hill. that's what i'm told repeatedly white house officials have had to make calls to senate majority leader mitch mcconnell, speaker paul ryan, assuage their concerns. it's almost as if the president is relaying what he's been told about his own authority while also ignoring the fact that the result of what would happen if he did that would be cataclysmic, which is generally understood across his party, which for the most part has turned a blind eye. >> and saying it out loud in interviews and tweets, it would be like if the nixon tapes were played in realtime on the evening news back in the early '70s. you could hear it all, right. it makes you curious as to what we're not hearing. we get so much of the inner monologue. he's musing out loud aboutic i could run the investigation myself. >> we know what he's thinking because he's glaringly transparent. for example, i pulled those security clearances because brennan was involved at the beginning of the russia investigation, not because of anything he said on television. >> the lester holt interview about why he fired comey. >> this is jack quinn, former white house counsel, wo

hill mccain who was tortured while a prisoner of war in vietnam was a foreign policy hawk has supported american military interventions in afghanistan and iraq u.s. vice president mike pence and speaker paul ryan delivered tributes in the building where mccain had served for thirty five years though the highest office eluded him . he attained what is far more enduring the biting affection of his fellow citizens and an example for future generations. a nazi a gonzo or pop star turned opposition politician bobby wine is on his way to amsterdam after being released from a government hospital where he was being held and one was detained on thursday along with another politician when he was trying to board a flight to the us wine says he was leaving to get medical care for the injuries he had sustained during government detention. it number a fisherman and yemen have been killed in the saudi m.r.c. coalition air strike that's according to the linked media two more men have been injured while nine others are missing the attack happened off a fun island which is part of her data province the coalition says the boats were being used to smuggle weapons alan fisher has the latest from neighboring djibou

hill, only the 31st person to be so honored in american history. we heard remarks earlier from senate majority leader mitch mcconnell, house speaker paul ryan, and viceows in grief. but here, under the work of ramidi, and in the gaze of the greats, where soldiers known and unknown have laid before, we have this beautiful thing, a chance to do for this man what he did for us, to stand up, to stand up and to embrace the cause of his life. >> today he lies in the place where he served to the last, the congress of the united states. soon he will go to rest on the grounds where he served first, the united states naval academy. the eyes of the american people will be upon him as he goes. and so too will their prayers. >> and we saw wreath-layings by leaders from both political parties, bipartisan, scripted of course by john mccain himself. poignant farewells from his wife cindy, daughter meghan, and his 106-year-old mother roberta mccain, resident of washington, d.c. the capitol rotunda filled with senators, with members of the house, with former staff members, and also including many who will be delivering eulogies at the national cathedral tomorrow inclu

ryan kelly took these photos. >> moved over to the sidewalk and came barrelling down into the crowd, put it in reverse and reversed at speed back up the hill and took off down the side stre street. >> reporter: when it was over, 32-year-old heather heyer was dead. dozens of others were injured. >> i saw a woman tumbling down on my windshield and just laying there and i kind of, like, closed my eyes because i didn't know what i was seeing was real. >> i remember heather heyer being on the ground near the back of my sister's car. there were emts all around her but i remember particularly the emt that was giving her cpr at the time. he was using all of his might, all of his force to revive her. >> reporter: the driver of the car that plowed into the crowd was arrested and charged. he's pleaded not guilty and is awaiting trial. that same day two state troopers were killed when their helicopter crashed while patrolling area. in response to it all, president donald trump didn't denounce the hate groups involved. instead, he said this. >> we condemn in the strongest possible terms this egregious display of hatred, bigotry and violence on many sid

ryan says he needs more information. we should point out as we try to track down lawmakers and get some response from them, either on capitol hillns -- because it is kinds of important -- we did just get some sound from senator orren hatch weighing in. >> well, these are serious charges and they can't be ignored. >> do you tink this opehink thp the president to tk indicted while sitting in office? >> no, because i don't think he can be indicted while sitting in office. we'll have to see where this all works out. >> rachel, can republican leadership really continue to ignore this? >> they can't continue to ignore it, no. they're going to have to answer for it of course when they are on capitol hill and reporters are pressing them. they're going to be dodgy on this. republicans agree, when president donald trump was elected in 2016 that they were going to plug their noses and basically ignore anything he might say that they find unsavory or sings that things t that they do not like. there is no reason to think that in just less than three months from a critical mid-term election they're going to dessert the president when they thi

ryan kelly took these photos. >> he came barreling down at full speed into the crowd, immediately put it in reverse and reversed at speed back up the mi hill. >> reporter: when it was over, heather heyer was dead, dozens of others injured. >> i saw a woman dumb link down -- tumbling down on my windshield and landing there. i kind of like closed my eyes because i didn't know what i was seeing was real. >> i remember heather heyer being on the ground near the back of my sister's car there were emts all around her, but i remember particularly the emt that was giving her cpr at the time, he was using all of his might, all of his force to try and revive her. >> reporter: the driver of the car that plowed into the crowd was arrested and charged. he has pleaded not guilty and is awaiting trial. that same day, two state troopers were killed when their helicopter crashed while patrolling the area. in response to it all, president donald trump didn't denounce the hate group involved. instead, he said this -- >> we condemn in the strongest possible terms this egregious display of hatred, bigotry and violence on many sides. on many sides. >> reporter:

capitol hill to the national cathedral here in washington and along the way they will make a stop at the vietnam war memorial. >> we know that vice president mike pence and house speaker paul ryan speaking in a couple of hours. will president trump be involved at all in any of these services? >> reporter: we have known for a while that senator mccain specifically requested that the president not take part in this . he is abiding by that request. >> doug luzader life from washington. thank you. >>> good news about a mother and daughter visiting from canada who were reported missing . the sheriff's office says that audrey and emily rodrigue have been found safe and sound in the bay area. sheriff's office says they are in good health and they were simply enjoying their trip. officials would not going to why there was a lapse in communication with the mother's boyfriend in canada, but mother and daughter will fly back to canada today. >>> a rally is planned this morning to support a richmond bicyclist activist who was arrested earlier this month. the jerry smith was arrested after the monthly first friday festival on telegraph avenue. that gathering was special because it was in me

hill with details of the indictment. good morning, nancy. >> reporter: good morning. there are dozens of charges in this indictment. house speaker paul ryanalled them deeply serious and moved to strip hunter at least temporarily of his committee assignments last night. according to the indictment, the couple treated campaign funds essentially like a personal piggy bank after overdrawing their own accounts 1,100 times over the course of seven years. they allegedly used campaign cash to pay for utilities, school tuition, the theater, trips to hawaii and italy and international travel for nearly a dozen relatives as well. the indictment alleges that hunter tried to cover up these outlays by disguising them as campaign expenditures. family dental bills were recorded as gifts to a charity called smiles for life. at one point his wife allegedly suggested that a pair of golf shorts be recorded as a purchase for the wounded warriors. hunter is the second republican congressman to be indicted this month. new york republican chris collins was charged with insider trading. collins and hunter were the first two congressmen to endorse president trump

hill mccain who was tortured while a prisoner of war in vietnam was a foreign policy hawk who supported american military interventions in afghanistan and iraq u.s. vice president mike pence and speaker paul ryan delivered tributes and the building where mccain served for thirty five years though the highest office eluded him he had to. what is far more enduring. the biting affection of his fellow citizens and an example for future generations. in other news the least a dozen fishermen in yemen have been killed by a saudi an erotic coalition air strike that's according to the linked media they say it happened off. which is part of the data province the coalition says the boats were being used to smuggle weapons alan fisher has the latest from neighboring djibouti. the picture is slightly confused what we were told initially was that seventy pressure men were missing after the coalition targeted three ships near this island that has no been revised media reporting that nineteen pressure men are missing presumed dead although no one can get to the area to work out exactly what has happened certainly the saudis are saying that the targeted three boats that they believe were carrying weapons to th

hill. is this a serious threat from nunez or acting rogue here? >> we're going to have to ask paul ryan whether he would let something like that go forward. in theory, they could make that privilege and force his hand. but the broader point you're making, sam, is the right one. we're really headed for the real wreckeni reckoning and easy to lose sight of it and the drips out of the special counsel's office and evolving what seemed to me a set of excuses that rudy giuliani was giving to republicans that would question what is going on with robert mueller. but, look, republicans are going to have to decide at some point depending on what bob mueller is going to find. are they going to defend the president at all costs? that's what nunez is saying on that tape. he's saying no matter what mueller finds, we need to stand behind president trump. there is going to be republicans on the hill who are going to do that. and i think a wide middle that is going to have to really look inside themselves and decide, okay, how am i going to handle this? we saw that in water gate what turned the tide for

percent seven percent i'd be probably running for the hills sorry for about that we previously reported on the brewing the labor brought the irish airline ryan air and now ryanair pilots union says their members and five countries including our own will strike for twenty four hours during the height of the european vacation season grounding roughly four hundred flights with over seventy six thousand passengers who are scheduled to fly today a union representative in belgium addressed reporters earlier today to destroy that's going on here in belgium is the conclusion of six months of discussions between ryanair and the union representatives. to nowhere concrete two of the main requests from the beginning was to apply the national level lou to be easy to move to loose you know to. that end negotiations between the employees between deployed outs and the employer and the point is so far right and keeps applying the irish labor moves to its photos and planets and can cause and kevin cruise. that's not the only air issue the us airline industry is suffering from a chronic shortage of qualified pilots according to the latest federal aviation admi