Waching daily Nov 2 2017

The View's Meghan McCain Is Engaged

  Meghan McCain is officially off the market! The View co-host is engaged to her longtime boyfriend, a source confirms to E! News.

While fans have not met the lucky man or even know his name, Meghan has gushed about her guy in recent interviews.

In fact, when celebrating her 33rd birthday earlier this month on The View, the self-proclaimed blonde republican revealed hes even more conservative than her.

This one works in politics and has for a long time so he wasnt as intimidated and he actually met my dad at my brothers wedding for the first time and ended up talking about health care or something very wonky, she revealed on a recent episode of the ABC daytime talk-show.

Hes funny in his own way..

Meghan added, Its interesting that I dated so many liberals that you dont like and Ive ultimately seem to have landed with the most conservative guy in the history of the world. When asked by Meghans co-hosts if her father Senator John McCain likes the man, he couldnt help but voice his approval.

Hes a very fine man, he explained during his most recent appearance on the show. Im very proud and very happy that they are so happy together..

The senator continued, I think hes a fine man and Im very pleased. Were going to have a very nice time together.

Frankly, hes a little more conservative than I am.  As to whether or not Meghan will share details about the proposal on an upcoming episode of The View, well be watching weekday mornings to find out.               The View airs weekdays at 11 a.m.

Us was first to report the news. .

For more infomation >> The View's Meghan McCain Is Engaged - Duration: 1:56.

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Is Australia barking mad to restrict dogs from riding on public transport? - Duration: 1:58.

39% percent of Sydney households own a dog and we wanted to find out how they were travelling

with their dogs in a city where dogs are restricted from using public transport.

We did a survey of over 1,200 dog owners in Sydney and we found that there are a really

high number of dog-related car trips being done each week.

Based on the Sydney dog owners that we spoke to, we estimated that about 2.4 million dog-related

car trips occur in Sydney every week.

We looked at policies from 30 different cities and we found that Australia is actually relatively

unusual with the kinds of restrictions that it places on dogs travelling in public transport.

Countries where dogs are more popular, like the USA and Australia, are actually the countries

that are most prohibitive of dogs riding on public transport.

In Australian cities we are seeing dogs more welcomed in public spaces.

We see dogs in bars and cafes, out and about in the park.

We're really embracing that notion that dogs are more than just a stay-at-home pet.

The benefits of allowing dogs on public transport would extend far beyond there being fewer

cars on the road.

Dogs get people out and about in the community; they get people being physically active; and

they also bring people together in the community.