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>> reporter: as tributes poured in from around the world, there was one person who appeared unmoved. >> do you have any thoughts at all on john mccain? >> reporter: the president ignored questions about mccain and it wasn't until veterans groups brought pressure that the white house lowered its flag for a second time to honor senator mccain, requiring all public buildings and grounds do the same. some urged the president to drop the long-time grudge with the war hero. >> anybody who in any way tarnishes the reputation of john mccain deserves a whipping. 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: at the capitol, tributes poured in from both sides of the aisle. >> we can try, as he did, to put country before party. we can try, as he always did, to speak truth to power. >> one of the very finest gentleman with whom i've had the honor to serve. and we will not forget him. >> i've made mistakes. but i hope my love for america will be weighed against them. >> reporter: parting words from mc

. >> he was clearly unmoved by news that 13 former intelligence officials signed a letter condemning him for his attack on john brennan. says, number one, he has no regrets about revoking the former cia director's security clearance. number two, brennan will the no be his last target. three, his motivation for taking that action is without a doubt the russia investigation. just consider who is now in his crosshairs. >> i think bruce ohr is a disgrace. i suspect i'll be taking it away very quickly. i think that bruce ohr is a disgray with his wife nelly. for him to be in the justice department and to be doing what he did, that is a disgrace. that is disqualifying for mueller. >> who is bruce ohr? he is a current doj employee who reportedly had meetings with christopher steele, the author of the dossier. though it's not clear what the two men discussed or whether that information was passed on to the doj. o hr's name was included in the house intel report on the russia probe. all of the people donald trump is threatening have some tie or another to the russia investigation and that inc

. >> reporter: as tributes poured in from around the westmoreland there one person who appeared unmoved do you have any thoughts at all about john mccain? >> the president ignored questions about mccain today. and it wasn't until veterans groups brought pressure that the white house lowered its flag for a second time to honor mccain. the president issuing a proclamation that all public buildings and grounds do the same. a georgia republican urged the president to drop his long time grudge with the war hero. >> anybody who in any way tarnishes the representation of john mccain deserves a whipping. most of the ones who would do the wrong thing about the john dut to do the right thing when it was their turn. >> at the capitol his senate desk was draped in black. >> we can try as he did to put country before party, we can try as he always did to speak truth to power. >> i will miss one of the very finest gentleman with whom i have had the honor to serve. we will not forget him. >> i have made mistakes. but i hope my love for america will be weighed favorably against them. >> parting words f

. >> president trump offered his first praise for the late senator this evening, after appearing unmoved as tributes poured in from around the world. >> do you have any thoughts at >> do you have any thoughts at all about john mccain? >> reporter: president trump ignored questions about mccain today and for most of the day the white house flag was back at full staff, even as the flags of the u.s. capital, per tradition, remained at half-staff. white house aides didn't explain, but they didn't have to. the president's feelings about mccain are well-documented. >> he's a war hero because he was captured. i like people that weren't captured. >> reporter: across the country in phoenix, the senator's death drew a very different response. >> you respect somebody very much. you do know about him. >> my fellow americans, whom i have gratefully served for 60 years. >> reporter: mccain's former campaign manager rick davis shared mccain's final love letter to the nation. >> i try to serve our country honorably, i've made mistakes. but i hope my love for america will be weighed favorably against the

by all accounts trump's voters are unmoved bythhis. take his explanation for all of these things tt wha michael cohen pled to was not a crime. that he's beingreated unfairly. and they take that at face value. tonight he's speaking before some republican party officials and that's a room of people who are -- they both love trump because he can raise money , he can bring oout the base, but they also are worried these are the very people who will be worried about what trump means for them come november, given this culture and this environment ofrosecutions, guilty pleas and criminal investigations. robert: when i think about ohio, i think about ohio governor john casish. he could run against president trump in 2020. he's making noise about it. when you think at ut w happened tuesday with manafort and cohen, it's not over. manafort has another trial. >> he has another trial nh t mo washington, d.c. this one will be similar but focus more on his work on behalf of pro-russia, ukrainian cliticians. he's charged witspiracy against the u.s. fai

there's a there's this belief that donald trump support among his base is granite that it's absolutely unmovable but that's not true it's been it's been shrinking since the election much much lower than it has been shrinking for the rest the population but shrinking nonetheless and every point or two that you pull away from that every every drop in enthusiasm for turning out at the same time all of this is happening a lot of his supporters don't believe the polls they don't believe that trump is in as much trouble as he is they don't believe that republicans are going to lose the house in the midterms and so as a result some of them aren't going to show up to vote. good to speak to ryan grimm joining us there from washington thanks for being with us always a pleasure now the u.s. and the national security adviser says a lot more pressure will be applied on iran over its nuclear plans and its presence in syria john bolton hell three days of talks in israel he suggested working with russia to get iranian forces out of syria consequences of the reduction in resources available to the regime we thin

no person can remain unmoved after hearing these stories.listen to the stories, and to listen to what the victims want us to do in response. father thomas reese, thank you very much. good to be with you. the opposition in venezuela is calling for a national strike on tuesday, in protest at president maduro's latest attempts to stop his country's economic freefall. on monday, he devalued the currency, issuing a new type of bank note which effectively takes five zeros off the bolivar. meanwhile thousands of venezuelan migrants continue to cross into neighbouring countries, as lebo diseko reports. walking to what they hope will be a better life, venezuelans desperate to escape their country's economic misery. they have crossed countries by foot, hitch—hiking, anyway they can. more than a million have entered colombia in the past 15 months. here at that country's border with ecuador they continue to arrive, despite new passport requirements. many are heading south to join family members in peru and chile. this woman, like many others, sold almos

no person can remain unmoved after hearing these stories. and to listen to what the victims want us to do in response. father thomas reese. the woman who survived not only falling from a cruise ship but then being adrift in the adriatic sea for 10 hours, has left hospital. kay longstaff was pulled from the sea off the croatian coast on sunday. she apparently fell from the cruise liner on saturday night. she said she was very lucky to be alive. from croatia, guy delaunay. kay longstaff returning safely to dry land, on a different sort of ship. the croatian coastguard rescued her from the adriatic after she spent a whole night treading water. i fell off the back of the norwegian star, and i was in the water for ten hours, so these wonderful guys rescued me. this is the moment she was pulled from the sea on sunday morning. her rescuers said she was tired and a bit sunburnt, but remarkably well, considering her ordeal. translation: the person was exhausted and in shock. but, soon after she was pulled on deck, and after liquids were offered to he

there has been some progress in the private market unmoving payment from volume to value. everybody agrees is a long way to go. with the fiscal trends we don't have a lot of time to accomplish the changes that we need. the problem with many efforts is that they have assumed central planners have to be the ones to determine value. if they americans know there is a better way. and every other sector of our economy we don't expect the government to set prices we rely on the free exchange of information to tween competing interests to do it. we can get better outcomes from her health care system at a lower cost by putting patients, not government in charge. i have laid out a vision for how to get there which includes putting patients in charge of their own health data listing price and quality transparency. and undoing regulations that are impeding that transition. the first question that i had is what might government be doing to prevent the actors from solving. when it comes to pain for value. government is doing a great deal to get in the way. what issue is just the sheer c

. >> reporter: as tributes poured in from around the world, there was one person who appeared unmovedthoughts at all about john >> mar mccain? >> reporter: president trump ignored questions about mccain today, and for most of the day the white house flag was back at full staff, even as the flags at the u.s. capital per tradition remained at half staff. white house aides didn't explain, but they didn't have to. the president's feelings about mccain are well documented. >> he's a war hero because he was captured. i like people that weren't captured, okay? i hate to tell you. >> reporter: across the country in phoenix, the senator's death drew a very different response. >> you respect somebody that much, you never meet them, but you, you, you do know about them. >> my fellow americans, whom i have gratefully served for 60 years -- >> reporter: his former campaign manager rick davis shared mccain's final love letter to the nation. >> i've tried to serve our country honorably. i have made mistakes. but i hope my love for america will be weighed favorably against them. i've had experiences,

. >> he was clearly unmoved by news that 13 former intelligence officials signed a letter

behind them the bodies of their friends lie still and unmoving.tnesss say a missile hit a bus carrying school children in a direct strike. at the hospital they are still counting the dead and the dying. this little boy is one of the lucky ones, wearing his little blue backpack he like other children were on his way to summer school. most of the casualties today were children, many authorities say are under the age of 10. this is just the latest volley in a seemingly unending war in yemen. a spokesman told cnn the missile strike was aimed at a legitimate target. >> three years ago the coalition launched an attack to return after his overthrow by iranian back backed houthi militias. a port town in yemen's last remaining life line for supplies from the outside world missiles struck at the entrance to the last functioning hospital in the city. in spite of pleas the offensive continues. the u.s. and u.k. provide much of the weaponry deployed by the saudi-led coalition at a price. u.s. president donald trump returned from a trip in may last year to saud

trump's most loyal supporters have responded to the dramatic events of this week — and they were unmovedin new york. it is the job of professional pollsters to try to understand what the electorate at large is feeling. polls don't always get it right — as we learned in the 2016 election — but when they're carefully conducted they can give us a steer on issues like a president's popularity, for example. anthony salvento is the chief pollsterfor cbs news, his new book is "where did you get that number?" hejoins us now. thank you for coming in. a tonne to talk about. the events of the past week, we spoke to a handful of supporters. how easy would it be to gauge whether people who voted for donald trump at large are affected by an incident like this week? how would you go about finding that out? we've been trying to measure this as it gone along and what we have seen from the gecko is that the russian investigation generally splits people into hard and fast potters camps, very much like you just saw. you have republicans who tell us not only that they feel that the matter isa only that they

the pound against the dollar fairly unmoved this morning. early lines coming through from germany.e negotiator on brexit saying we cannot speak about success regarding brexit. not entirely clear what the meaning of that is just yet but it's a day after he said he would be prepared to offer something unprecedented in terms of a new partnership with the u.k. at the e.u.. let's get the bloomberg business flash from juliette saly in singapore. juliette: four has seen it credit rating cut to one notch junk. citing the erosion of force global business position as a turnaround plan that could cost more than $10 billion in the next three happened five years. vodafone hutchison australia has said it will merge with a local broadband provider in attempt to better challenge market leader telstra. some $3.5 billion u.s. of net the will begin teed by offshore giants. samsonite international says the trade war between the u.s. and -- saying they play into slower sales group and its second-biggest market in another sign of the fallout from the tit-for-tat care of. seconda move into the half, thin

he was unmoved, stone-faced,av d not a single reaction. i could see him gulp a little bit, but i surprisingly d. steely-e his wife as well. mrs. manafort did not make any motion or any physical treactio, t is, you know, somewhat of a surprisingt, verdot necessarily that it's a conviction, but certainly the number of counts are interesting,he and t disbursement of the counts. >> a p mnt i woulde is we all assumed that the government's case was strongest on his fai to pay his taxes. the prosecutor said at one point in the trial the star witness in this case is the documents, and it did seem like t government had paul manafort cold because they knew how much mon he earned and how much money he reported on taxes, and they didn't add up, and it would seem that that's something that the jury could understand, and those are the counts on which theyic cod him on all. let me just ask you one question. earlier today they sd they were hung on a single count. what do you think happened? they went back in and realized they had more divisioned than th t

. >> the judge is unmoved. >> there is absolutely no moral justification for your conduct. when he said 20, it was -- it was numb. >> but when we return, a courtroom bombshell. >> she's getting a new trial? >> exactly. >> were you surprised? >> a new trial with two new lawyers and guess where she found them? on tv. >> mark . >> i want to pay you a lot of money to kill a lady. >> this episode has a plot twist that sounds familiar. is tv crime drama the key to the case? >> i'm not going to, all right? i'm on your side. >> stay with us. that to their patients. sensodyne rapid relief in my opinion is a game changer. it's going to let the dentist offer their patient sensitivity relief in 3 days. it has a formulation that lays down a barrier of protection against sensitivity. within 3 days, say over the course of a weekend you're going to start feeling significant results. to say that it works in 3 days really is a big deal. ancestrydna can open you to a world of new cultures to explore. with two times more detail than any other dna test... you can connect more deeply to the plac