sport and for a full round up, from the bbc sport centre, here s 0lly. there are 19 third round ties in the fa cup today, 15 results so far. there was much anticipation in the first meeting in eight years between sunderland and their north east rivals newcastle, and it went the way of the premier league side newcastle 3 0 winners at the stadium of light, and the championship side made life hard for themselelves, the opener came from a dan ballard own goal. and then just seconds into the second half a mistake by pierre ekwah let in miguel almiron who unselfishly passed to alexandar isak. the swedish striker made it three late on from the penalty spot. that s a first derby win for newcastle since 2011. incredible support. i mean, you can see it as soon as you come out onto the pitch and the feeling that gave us was huge. it was a huge motivation today
no more pain. no more sickness. no more burdens of this world. in fact, his biggest concern is probably what channel do i have to find in heaven to watch larry play on sundays? all joking alive, he is a free man and more alive than he s ever been. see, senator mccain professed christianity. here is the hope in what senator mccain believed. romans 3: 23. for all sin fallen short of the glory of god. romans 6:23. the wages of sin was death. the gift of god is eternal life through his son, jesus christ. the hope we have is senator john mccain believed this passage
jesus, at the final meal shared with his friends, charge them, remember me. remember me in the breaking of the bread. bread has to be broken to be shared. we are celebrating, today, the life of a man who unselfishly was broken, that we might be one again. john mccain, our brother, jesus brother. to remember to bring together
that is the place he chose. that is the mccain name. that is mccain essence. so, over the last half century has become arizona. you can really feel it on the ground here in arizona, how much love there is for this man. sure, he was a politician, but, because he was so devoted not just to the country and the world, but to this state and to all of the intricacies and the needs of this state from water to native americans, to just the basics. you saw that represented in the kinds of people who were chose to speak, to sing and to pay tribute to him. senator ben sasse, you are with me. a quarter of the senate was here. you are somebody who, you are
anything. it was unflagging and ultimately reassuring. this man believed that so strongly. his capacity that we truly are the world s last best hope, the beacon to the world. there are principles and ideals more than ourselves worth sacrificing for and if necessary, dying for. americans saw how he lived his life that way. and they knew the truth of what he was saying. i just think he gave americans confidence. john was a hero, his character, courage, honor, integrity. i think it is under stated when they say optimism. that s what made john special.