>> she died of heart failure in her home in california at the age of 94. adam housley takes a look back at her incredible life and legacy. >> ann francis robins nicknamed nancy was born july 25th --. in 1901. he adopted her when she turned 14 and nancy took his last name. nancy graduated from smith college in 1943 with a drama degree she occurred in plays before landing a contract with mgm. she would appear in 11 films. >> look at me. >> in the fall of 1949 the paper reported nancy had communist ties. in her 1989 memoir she explained

how the director plan asked her president of the union to help. >> late that afternoon the phone range, nancy davis, this is ronald reagan, i have some access for you if you are free from dinner tonight perhaps we could talk about it then. well, i think i can manage it. >> they had a simple secret wedding on march 4th, 1952. daughter patty was born in october that same year. son ron followed in 1958. nancy said she thought she married an actor but realized his real passion was working for the republican party. he ran for governor and won by a land slide. she was first lady of california from 167 to 1975. the reagans had been married three decades when they moved into the white house and nancy later admitted her years in sacramento did little to prepare her for the national stage.

>> nancy reagan had an image that really didn't accurately portray her, but it was very regal, above others. it was a totally unfair characterization. >> but her priorities quickly shifted. >> i spent a good deal of time with her that day, and she was definitely in shock. she was very quiet. >> from then on the president's safety became her utmost priority. kept an eye on his travels criticized turned toward astrology for guidance. this was her defining moments. >> those three words were a lexicon. she focused on being the president's wife. >> you seldom saw them when they weren't holding hands. they genuinely preferred to be with each other than any one else. >> the reagans lived a private

life after retiring to california until 949 when the president revealed he had alzheimer's disease a battle he would lose 10 years later. >> it was as she described a long good-bye. how difficult it was for her. i think she preserved his dignity. part of her legacy. >> nancy lived quietly after her husband's passing appearing in events honoring her husband. >> the statue is a wonderful likeness of ronny, and he would be so proud. >> he, proud of her. while the woman the secret service called rainbow is now gone, her time as first lady remains an indell gibl part not only to the country but to her husband. >> the exact schedule hasn't been released to the press.

she has a burial site right next to her husband. she was part of the wounded warrior project and different groups would have events here mrs. reagan would show up. more recently her health had been failing. in lieu of flowers they ask that money be given to the ronald reagan presidential library in lieu of flowers. we have been hearing of others who knew the family well. th the bushes said laura and i are saddened by the loss of nancy reagan. she was fiercely loyal to her beloved husband and that devotion was matched only by her husband to her country. her influence on the white house

was complete and lasting. when we moved into the white house we benefited from her work to make the historic rooms beautiful. that's what george w. bush said of the former first lady. even in recent years after the president passed you would still see her in southern california specifically here at the library. we heard from arnold schwarzenegger the former governor of california also an actor like her husband who became the governor of california. he said this after the death of nancy reagan yesterday. take a listen. >> she was one of the greatest first ladies. extraordinary human being. such a wonderful partner to her husband, president reagan, who was without any doubt one of the greatest presidents in the history of the united states. and i know she will join him now in heaven and this love affair

will start all over again. >> the love affair was on display. we were here for an event where they released the reagan love letters. she would come into the hall and view them. you weren't supposed to talk to her at all. heather, she turned at one point and looked at myself in the camera, he was amazing, wasn't he? you could see the love in her eyes even back then, something that wasn't lost. anybody whether you like them politically or not, most americans did, will tell you that love was so clearly evident up until the very last day. >> they have such a great love story. adam housley live for us. thank you, adam. >> a whirlwind weekend to end the race for the white house, meantime. marco rubio winning the puerto rican primary. his second win so far. not enough to quiet calls from donald trump and ted cruz for him and john kasich to drop out.

we are live in washington, d.c. >> after not winning any states on super saturday marco rubio really needed a win he got one yesterday in puerto rico. >> it's a primary where any one can vote, not just republicans and democrats i got over 70 percent of the vote not because i became less conservative because i took our conservative principles to people who are living the way i grew up. >> rubio is still way behind in terms of delegates after winning kentucky and louisiana trump has 384 delegates cruz took can success and maine bringing his total to 300 while rubio has 151 kasich 37. trump and cruz are calling for a two man race. they spent their time on political shows saying maybe it is time for rubio and kasich to drop out. >> i would prefer if it cleans

up but either way it will be interesting. florida will be interesting. michigan will be interesting coming up. we have some interesting -- you will have high ratings because you have very interesting places. and indeed tomorrow 150 republican delegates are up for idaho, mississippi and michigan. michigan the biggest prize of 59 republican delegates on the line. latest polls took a commanding lead in that state. he's up 19 points according to a wall street journal poll. trump up 31 percent cruz 22 rubio 17 and kasich 13. he picked up an encoursement of arnold schwarzenegger. it will be difficult for either of them to catch up to trump or cruz in terms of delegates. >> we will know very soon. kristin fisher live for us. thank you. a faceoff on the democratic

side as hillary clinton and bernie sanders clash during a debate in michigan. sanders challenging clinton's economic credentials. reaching back to the 1990's in her support of disastrous agreements. >> you are talking about the wall street bailout where some of your friends destroyed this economy -- >> you know? >> excuse me, i am talking. >> if you are going to talk, tell the whole story, senator sanders. >> let me tell my story. >> i will release anything i have as long as anything else does, too. >> i am your democratic opponent. i release it. there ain't nothing. i don't give speeches to ball street for hundreds of thousands. you got it. >> another topic. flint's water crisis calling for governor snyder's resignation. they a clinton is ahead of sanders by

17 points in michigan. taking home another victory winning with 64 percent of the vote. be sure to tune in to fox news with hillary clinton and bernie sanders hosted by brett bear right here at 6:00 p.m. we will be watching. a verdict in the aaron andrews stalker case could come as soon as today. jurors are meeting this morning to decide whether the marriott in nashville was neglect in letting andrews' stalker book a hotel room next door where he phoned her through a peephole back in 2008. her life hasn't been the same since nude videos of her changing were posted on-line. she is suing for $75 million. >> and to weather now, two people are dead after flood waters wreak havoc on roads of the northern part of the state. >> high winds also knocking down power lines and trees near los angeles. the storm system now moving

south. we have got maria molina tracking that and the warm-up for the northeast. we will have good news at least from our end of the country. >> good earning mo, maria. >> good morning. temperatures will start to feel spring like out there across the eastern half of the nation. i want to focus on the western u.s. you mentioned the massive storm system that brought a lot of heavy rain and snow. for more storms to pupil mel the northwest. you will see moisture screaming in and heavy amounts of snow and rain in lower elevations. in terms of the kaccumulation w are expecting 6 more inches of snow across california and sierras. you can see that the next couple of days. the snow will continue out there across the cascades and parts of the rockies and rainfall as well. especially across parts of the pacific northwest. something else to watch out for will be thunderstorms. some of these could bring severe weather across texas and

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>> the news of nancy reagan's death making headlines around the globe and scoring an outpouring of affection toward the former first lady. one of those who knew her well was reagan historian and author of "last act" the final years an emerging legacy of ronald reagan craig shirley. he joins us for more insight. thank you for joining us this morning first of all. so i was listening to some of the stories as they were told over and over yesterday and the overwhelming theme obviously is one of a great love story. what can you tell us about that? >> well, they met in 1949. they were pretty much smitten with each other. the marriage lasted over 50

years. it rivalled that of the washingtons and adams. he wrote her often when he was away from her. he would write letters and put pictures of himself with tears streaming down his face. maybe the job in washington wouldn't be so bad because you would be right up stairs. they were soul mates and best friends, husband and wife. they were happy alone together. they could make themselves happy alone together at the ranch or horse back riding or canoeing or at camp david. he was a better candidate. she was a boulder for him. >> you can tell he cherished her so much. she also changed the way that we look at the role of first lady today, didn't she? >> i think so.

she updated it but she also held to traditional values. i would say she was somewhere between eleanor roosevelt and maybe eisenhower. she restored the dignity and class and style of the white house. but also she embarked obviously out of her own causes as first lady starting with eleanor roosevelt. nancy's was just say no. also vietnam returning pow's but also later obviously she raised millions for alzheimer's research and through herself into that and the alzheimer's foundation. there was another thing chocolates and whit and humility. >> in her campaign she used to travel with the press corps. they would gladly eat them and

one day judy back rack wroh wro column tearing apart nancy reagan. she appeared on the plane holding out chocolates this time she had a sign around her neck that said take one or else. it showed she had a sharp sense of whit. >> i love that they are always holding hands every time you see them. >> the time is 20 minutes after the top of the hour. stay with us as we continue to remember nancy reagan this morning. >> a life we had was interesting, it was challenging, it was nas nating, it was sometimes frightening. and there were times that it

seemed the sun forgot to shine, but those days were dim in comparison to the accomplishments that now glow brightly and the remembrance of the warmth and support of so many of you across america. pet moments are beautiful,

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>> afternoon food bags. what are we celebrating today? >> cheers to this, a brand new study says two glasses of wine a day keeps the weight away? i like the sound of that. "fox and friend first starts right now. >> good morning to you. you are watching "fox & friends first". i am heather childers. >> i am abby huntsman. it is 30 after the hour. we begin with sad news saying good-bye to a beloved first lady. people all across the country all across the world mourning the loss of nancy reagan, the widow of ronald reagan. she passed away at the age of 94. adam housley takes a look back at her incredible life. >> ann francis robins nicknamed

nancy was born in new york city on july 6th, 1921. she was raised by her mother edie an actress and had little contact with her father after her parents divorced. edie married dr. loyal davis. they became close. he adopted her when she turned 14 and nancy took his last name. nancy graduated from smith college in 1943 with a drama degree. she appeared in plays in new york before landing a contract with mgm and moved to hollywood and would ultimately appear in 11 films. >> in the fall of 1949 a trade prap per reported nancy had communist ties. in her 1989 memoir she explained how a director friend asked the president of her union to help. >> late that afternoon the phone range, nancy davis, this is ronald reagan from the screen actor guild. i have answers for you. if you are free for dinner tonight perhaps we can talk

about it then. well i stammered, i think i could manage it. >> they had a wedding on the 4th 1952. her daughter was born and her son followed in 1958. he worked for the republican party that was her true passion. she served as first lady of california from 1957 to 1975. the reagans had been married for a decade after they moved to the white house. her years in sacramento did little to prepare her for the national stage. nancy reagan had the image that didn't ak are thely portray her. it was regal, above others. it was an unfair characterization. >> her priorities quickly shifted. >> i spent a good deal of time

with her that day, and she was definitely in shock. she was very quiet. >> from then on the president's safety became her utmost priority. she kept an eye on his travels and although criticized turned to astrology for guidance. then came one of the most defining moments, just say no, those words forever in the american lexicon. when it came to policy nancy kept her distance. she focused on being the president's wife. >> you seldom saw them when they weren't holding hands. they genuinely preferred to be with each other. >> they retired to california until 1994 when he revealed he had alzheimer's disease a battle he would lose ten years later.

a oo it was part of her legacy. something she will always be remembered for. >> she appeared occasionally in events honoring her husband. >> the statue is a wonderful likeness of ronny and he would be so proud. >> and he proud of her. while the woman in the secret service called rainbow is gone she remains an indelible part of history not only to her country but to her husband. >> nancy reagan was seen a couple of years ago for the medal of honor foundation. final details about the plan that's going to happen next week will not yet be released. the public will be allowed to mourn the first lady just like

they did her husband nearly 12 years ago. hard to believe it has been that long. she will be laid to rest next to him over looking the valley in seem me valley. a beautiful location. they haven't given us the exact date yet. we expect to hear that today. we are hearing from family and friends as you might image. the president's daughter first lady's daughter patsy reagan released a statement which says in part, i appreciate the intention and prayers of people i will probably never meet. just when my father died there was comfort and feelings surrounded by gentle thoughts and kind wisheses often sent out by a stranger. there were millions of strangers who looked upon this couple, looked upon the first lady with such admiration. we know people that spent a lot of time with her, people at the reagan library. this was something she poured her heart into before the president's passing and even afterwards. melissa giller is whun who worked with the foundation for a long time. here's her memories for nancy and her love for her husband.

>> they were always holding hands and gazing adoringly at each other's eyes. they had something we all wish we had and now she is with him again. >> you know, that love that everybody talks about i have to tell you, i personally saw it a couple of times. we were here covering a story, it has been at least 10 years when they released the love letters between nancy and ronald reagan at the time the president passed more than 12 years they had the restaurant where they met and had gone to after they got married. it was here as well. she walked right up to her camera at one point after looking at the letters and turned to me, he was amazing, wasn't he? you can see the love her in eyes back then. this is something when you see it first hand, as a being away from the television set it is something you really grasp when you get a chance to see her in person. it is something a lot of people look up to by all intents people who have het mher will hill you

she was a sweet lady. come to events even recently up to a year or two ago when she wasn't in the best health she would come and walk down that stage and the applause was always something that was quite memorable. >> she was a special lady. what a love story those two have. adam housley appreciate it. >> a whirlwind weekend in the race for the white house. marco rubio winning the puerto rico primary. krits tin fisher is live in washington, d.c. with the latest ahead of another busy day tomorrow. good morning. >> good morning. after not winning any states marco rubio really needed a win and he got one in puerto rico. >> i am a conservative that can win. i am a conservative that can win

because i can unite this party. we are trying to convince other republicans to come on board, we are going to lose. >> rubio still way behind in terms of delegates after winning kentucky and louisiana on saturday trump has 384 delegates cruz took kansas and maine bringing his total to 300 while rubio has 151, kasich at 37. trump and cruz calling for a two-man race. tr cruz says he does not think it should go to a brokered convention in july. >> a lot of people pushing a brokered convention in washington don't want it to be based on people. they want to drop in their favorite candidate and try to stifle the will of the people. that would be an enormous mistake. oo 150 delegates are up for grabs in four states hawaii, idaho, mississippi and michigan. michigan is the biggest prize with 59 prepublican delegates on the line. they give trump a commanding lead up 19 points according to

nbc-2 news wall street poll. cruz 22 rubio 17 and kasich 13. like rubio he is saying don't count me out. he picked up an endorsement of ronald schwarzenegger. he's focused on winning in ohio same for rubio in florida. no matter what, it will be difficult for either of them to catch up with trump or cruz in terms of delegates. >> kristin fisher live for us. fiery faceoff on the democratic side as hillary clinton and bernie sanders clashed during a debate in michigan. even reached back to the 1990's and her support for what he called disastrous agreements. >> if you are talking about the wall street bailout where some of your friends destroyed this economy. >> you know -- >> excuse me, i am talking. >> if you are going to talk, tell the whole story.

>> let me tell my story. you tell yours. >> i will be happy to release everything i have as long as everybody else does, too. >> i am your democratic opponent, here it is. i have nothing. i don't give speeches to wall street for hundreds of thousands of dollars. you got it. >> there you have it he says. >> another hot topic flint's water crisis sanders and clinton calling for rick snyder's resignation. clinton ahead of sanders by 17 points in michigan in a brand new poll ahead of tomorrow's primary there. sanders taking another victory in the main caulk cause last night winning with 64 percent of the vote. be sure to tune in to fox news tonight for a town hall with hillary clinton and bernie sanders hosted by brett bear at 6:00 p.m. and rain drenching parts of california. at least two people are dead after flood waters wreaked havoc on roads in the northern part of that state. >> maria molina is in the weather center tracking more

rain but also a warm-up for the northeast. >> we will be seeing the temperatures climbing in the eastern half of the nation. out west it has been unsettled and the active weather pattern coming up we have more moisture continuing to stream in from parts of the west and hammering places like washington state, oregon and even into parts of northern california here. additional snowfall across the sierras and cass said and parts of the rockies and several inches possible in washington on oregon. we will be seeing issues traveling out here and again several feet possible across the higher elevations. in the plains we are lacking at a threat for flash flooding and heavy rains and possible severe storms. >> at least warm weather on our

side. >> thank you. time now is 20 minutes until the top of the hour. toddlers testifying. the judge that just ruled 3-year-olds can defend themselves in court. >> what? image driving down the road and seeing this where a license plate with jihad on it. it is totally legal. >> that would concern people. first we continue to remember nancy reagan. >> it was in this room that ronny and i came after his first inaugural. it was in this room that we found, we were told, that the prisoners had been released and they were in iranian airspace, and everything was going to be all right. the lexus command performance sales event is on. with extraordinary offers on the visionary ls, the generously appointed es and the new, eight-passenger lx. ♪ this is the pursuit of perfection.

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welcome back. listen to this -- two volunteer firefighters suspended for breaking the rules saving a toddler's life. >> sparking outrage. w we have details. >> reporter: an anonymous emt worker who believes the firefighters did the right thing has posted a facebook page in support of the two suspended firefighters from virginia. the facebook page is called reinstate our heroes stafford. the woman who posted the page to seek help for the firefighters. she talks now. >> i feel that it's wrong to punish someone for doing the right thing that very possibly saved the child's life. >> actually, that wasn't the woman but one of the supporters.

the two volunteer firefighters, captain james kelly and sergeant virgil bloom, responded to the emergency call saturday about a child having a seizure. >> fire truck, the gentleman handed me his child. at this point, she was completely limp and flaccid. i turned around, i looked at my driver without hesitation and i said, turn around, we're going to the hospital. >> their quick actions helped save the girl's life. the county suspended them for using their fire truck, a non-transport unit, without the proper restraints and medications that medic units usually have. the parents of the toddler expressed their gratitude in a letter saying they appreciate the firefighters' help. the little girl is doing quite well, and the stafford, virginia, fire chief says he supports the two firefighters 100%, saying he would have done the same thing, breaking protocol to save a life. >> i agree with that. good for the firefighters.

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two minutes investment the top of the hour -- until the top of the hour. here's what's happening -- nancy reagan has died at the age of 4. she's expected to be -- of 94. she's expected to be buried next to her husband in simi valley, california. closing arguments in the erin andrews stalker case.

it will be decided when marriott was negligent. she's suing for $75 million. peyton manning expected to announce his retirement today. he's the first in nfl history in career passing yards and passing touchdowns. ♪ time now for "the good, the bad, and the ugly." first, the good. sipping on vino before bed may help you lose weight. a statewide found women who drank -- a study found women who drank two glasses of wine a day were 70% less likely to be overweight. a chemical in red win believed to help burn calories. the bad, the state of missouri allowing the word jihad 1 on a personalized license plated. officials have no legal authority to deny the plate. the muslim couple who owns it says it's inspired after their 14-year-old son named jihad. the ugly, what happens in a miami heat mascot tries to set a world record?

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