Life. we speak russian, so our friends are russians. we love to travel, but in any case, we are russians. that is why it s even more complicated to make this decision. we never know if we will be able to meet all our relatives. it s very difficult for us to restart. we are too old to restart everything anew. for young people, it s easier still. smart people there will they will find their way. for us, it will be a problem to find our place in this new world. reporter: a world where russians like them now feel helpless and ashamed of a country they still proudly call home. jomana karadsheh, cnn, istanbul. all right. well that s it from me for now. back to kim brunhuber in atlanta. kim. thanks so much, hala. just ahead, after north korea carries out its first intercontinental ballistic missile test in four years, we ll look at why some experts don t think the u.s. missile
He was often disappointed. but he was never deterred from getting back up and going at it again. love, not a word often associated with senator mccain. but it should be. because if you were loved by him you knew it. you were loved with all your faults. and i was lucky to have been loved by him. so, how would i characterize operation maverick? wildly successful. it made the world a better place. it gave the nation something to talk about at a time when we can t agree on anything. not universal eacceptance of th life of senator john mccain but pretty damn career. only time msnbc, cnn, and fox are saying the same thing.
Would ask you to look at when it comes to life of john mccain, that it s okay to tell people i screwed up. i got this wrong. i want to make it right. honor is in my view doing the right thing at your own expense. and he did that time and time and time again. he taught me that life without passion and love is a sad life. he had a happy life. he had ten lives. he was involved in five aviation accidents. if we sent john a bill for all the planes he crashed he could never pay it off. he lived life to its fullest.
Pr practicality must be practiced in equal measure. he believes in climate change and so do i. there s a practical streak of john that i think made him very successful because he told me time and time again you have to let people catch up with you. you have to have a rhythm and a pace. there are 100 people in this body from different walks of life. you may think you re right. and over time if you are it will be proven. but give the your colleagues the time and the understanding to catch up with you. he taught me that honor and imperfection are always in competition. i do not cry for a perfect man. i cry for a man who had honor and always was willing to admit to his imperfection. if you re thinking about getting in politics, the one thing i