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action, _ members to see the candidates in action, whether in person or online. i'm action, whether in person or online. i'm grateful— action, whether in person or online. i'm grateful to ces for the professionalism with which they have dealt with— professionalism with which they have dealt with the ballot, counting the votes. _ dealt with the ballot, counting the votes, both online and by post. finally— votes, both online and by post. finally i— votes, both online and by post. finally i want to thank all the party— finally i want to thank all the party members who have taken this responsibility very seriously all the candidates who put themselves forward _ the candidates who put themselves forward for the election, and in particular— forward for the election, and in particular my colleagues wish you soon _ particular my colleagues wish you soon i _ particular my colleagues wish you soon i can— particular my colleagues wish you soon i can liz truss. who ran such excellent — soon i can liz truss. who ran such excellent campaigns in the full glare _ excellent campaigns in the full glare of— excellent campaigns in the full glare of media scrutiny and who showed — glare of media scrutiny and who showed themselves to be outstanding candidates to be the leader of our party _ party. applause. now, the result. aye, sir graham brady, the returning officerfor the conservative and unionist party,
putin, who said he could not attend because of scheduling problems. he did go and visit mikhail gorbachev lying there earlier in the week, and the photo was taken, but he did not, conspicuously, attend the funeral. but it has been seen by the telegraph here, and by many observers, the number of muscovites who did come out as a form of silent protest. how significant is that? it is a country where people really can't feel free to express what they think about what is going on. yes. can't feel free to express what they think about what is going on. yes, i think about what is going on. yes, i think it is pretty _ think about what is going on. yes, i think it is pretty significant - think it is pretty significant because this funeral will have had a lot of— because this funeral will have had a lot of media scrutiny and world attention— lot of media scrutiny and world attention on it as well, so putin will have — attention on it as well, so putin will have known that —— media attention _ will have known that —— media attention. it points to the difference between the russian state. — difference between the russian state, the russian government and what we _ state, the russian government and what we see them doing in ukraine, and the _ what we see them doing in ukraine, and the vast — what we see them doing in ukraine, and the vast majority of people who are living _ and the vast majority of people who are living in — and the vast majority of people who are living in russia who may not share _ are living in russia who may not share those views but can't quite express— share those views but can't quite express themselves in the way that perhaps— express themselves in the way that perhaps we can hear.— perhaps we can hear. sonia, very briefl ? perhaps we can hear. sonia, very
♪ ♪ >> laura: in tonight's retaking america segment we bring you a closer look at the democratic candidates for senate in georgia and pennsylvania. they have largely escaped media scrutiny but that's about the change. kevin corke is here with new details. >> great to be with you. there are a couple of races where g.o.p. senate candidates are facing a bit of an uphill battle but they may be grabbing a bit of popcorn tonight as their opponents to deal with some very uncomfortable news. first we take you to georgia, that's where it would appear senator raphael warnock may have illegally used campaign funds to pay for personal legal expenses related to a lawsuit when he was a pastor at ebenezer baptist church.
you just focused on two or three things that polls show overwhelmingly are supported, background checks -- >> and red flag laws, sure. howard: doesn't the white house open itself up to that criticism? >> they do. but i think if you really unpack what they'd like to do which is something, anything, you heard him say enough, enough. okay. enough means really getting down into simple, easy to pass legislation. don't make them large are, don't make them sweeping. it's going to be a school fortification bill, something like that we can all agree on. do that and see where it goes. howard: mollie, there are obviously very strong sides on this issue. do you think the climate, fueled in part by the very intensive media with coverage of buffalo, texas, tulsa and others, is in a moment given the intense media scrutiny when something that
the pj searched his home, and murat spent more than 19 hours being questioned by police. but the media scrutiny was far worse. >> any comment at all, sir? >> meanwhile, gerry and kate mccann took the hunt beyond borders. >> we want to do everything in hour power to help the search for madeleine. >> spain, morocco, the netherlands, and germany, and even an audience with the pope, all aimed at one goal, keeping madeleine's face in the news. >> if you have seen this little girl, please, could you go to your local authorities or police. >> using media dramatically increased the likelihood that somebody would come forward with information that could lead to her safe recovery. >> reported sightings of madeleine poured in from around the world. but one theory gained traction, that gerry and kate mccann were
there's a picture there. ..together with george's childhood friend, robin. that's me. yeah? yeah. and there is you—know—who. what do you think, barbara, of the idea that people can come here and stay the night? mmm. in his later years, george suffered a very public battle with alcoholism. but up until his death in 2005, this house was always a refuge. 16 burren way here in the cregagh estate was where he was brought up and this was where he felt safe. we tried to protect him, and george knew that when he came here, he wasn't open to the media scrutiny
16 burren way here in the cregagh estate was where he was brought up and this was where he felt safe. we tried to protect him, and george knew that when he came here, he wasn't open to the media scrutiny that he would have been across the water — isn't that right, barbara? yes, yes, yes, yes. he felt safe, yeah. yes. light globe buzzes right, well, it's night—time and it feels a bit intrusive but, anyway, this is obviously one of the bedrooms that the family lived in. but not only am i staying in the same house, i'm actually going to be sleeping in the very room that he had as a child. it's a kind of medium—sized room, the kind of room that any 12—year—old, 13—year—old boy
mmm. in his later years, george suffered a very public battle with alcoholism. but up until his death in 2005, this house was always a refuge. 16 burren way here in the cregagh estate was where he was brought up and this was where he felt safe. we tried to protect him, and george knew that when he came here, he wasn't open to the media scrutiny that he would have been across the water — isn't that right, barbara? yes, yes, yes, yes. he felt safe, yeah. yes. light globe buzzes. right, well, it's night—time and it feels a bit intrusive but, anyway, this is obviously one of the bedrooms that the family lived in. but not only am i staying in the same house, i'm actually
what do you think, barbara, of the idea that people can come here and stay the night? in his later years, george suffered a very public battle with alcoholism. but up until his death in 2005, this house was always a refuge. 16 burren way here in the cregagh estate was where he was brought up and this was where he felt safe. we tried to protect him, and george knew that when he came here, he wasn�*t open to the media scrutiny that he would have been across the water — isn�*t that right, barbara? yes, yes, yes, yes. he felt safe, yeah. yes.
the cregagh estate was where he was brought up and this was where he felt safe. we tried to protect him, and george knew that when he came here, he wasn't open to the media scrutiny that he would have been across the water, isn't that right, barbara? yes, yes, yes, yes. he felt safe, yeah. yes. right, well, it's night—time and it feels a bit intrusive but, anyway, this is obviously one of the bedrooms that the family lived in. but not only am i staying in the same house, i'm actually going to be sleeping in the very room that he had as a child. it's a kind of medium—sized room, the kind of room that any 12—year—old, 13—year—old boy would have, i guess. i wonder what he would've made of this.