that's just an example of brian regan, why brian regan became to be known as mr. 80%. they would see that he was brilliant 80% of the way and then suddenly he would make a left turn to stupidity. [laughter] >> so once they knew that he was their guy, they still needed to collect evidence that he was doing something because they didn't know what he had stolen even at that point. they were simply starting to see that he had done all of these searches. so they ultimately they brought him back to the nro as a contractor, which was a risky move and they rigged up cameras in cube -- cubicel when he was about to leave the country to market this information to the embassies overseas, that's when they finally caught him. >> did the fact that he had obtained them and the fact that they had sort of -- that they had been accessed and in longer in the confines, did that jeopardize the sources and methods to gather the information, were they able to preserve those, do you know? >> i guess you're asking if there was a risk outstanding even though he hadn't been able to sell the infor

time is running out on the regan campaign.his campaign manager john sears goes to the rules committee with a last-ditch effort to save the nomination. >> the regan force introduced a resolution which would have required ford to name his vice presidential nominee knee before the balloting for president took place and they figured whoever he named there would be people that would get mad because of that person was not their choice. >> back at their hotel, mississippi delegates caucus over the rule change that would force ford to name his vice president. the nomination itself is on the line. each side digs in for a brutal battle that will tear the delegation apart. >> so many people change that word. some people look me right in the eye. >> it was just awful how they -- at that point they knew they would be but they had to have their say and it was always very personal and very ugly and even to our spouses, you know, just really ugly. >> people that were very, very good friends have not spoken to each other, i suspect or hardly s

regan's famous gown is on display. warned to poke fun that she was too fancy and lavish during economic times. >> she showed up at a dinner in ab outrageous mismatched outfit. rain boots, flour, skirt, mismatched. the point that she didn't take herself seriously. at washington d.c. next to a portrait. a condolence book is available to sign. >> i know how much she meant not just to president regan, but as a whole. she was lucky to have. she'd be the first to acknowledge that. she will be missed. >> earlier this evening, the white house, president obama will attend the funeral service on friday. later in the week. you don't see more invited in the private ceremony. nancy regan played an active role. and was active in the operation of the institution. >> many called nancy regan, the driving force behind the island, instrumental is the word i heard today. including an exhibit about the vatican. it was supposed to open. she visited the grounds often. we were told by staff that she would come every year. she would sit by the

give us a thumbnail sketch of who brian regan is and how he found himself in this predicament brian regan was a an employee of the air force, joined the air force in 1980. he had grown up with severe dyslexia and as a result, he didn't do very well at school. he was also mocked by his peers, by his friends in the neighborhood not just because of his dyslexia but because of certain corks in his personality which you can read all about in the book. he did pretty well for himself, even though he actually hadto cheat on the test, the military test to get into the air force . he did well enough to be absorbed into air force intelligence as a signals analyst . he did pretty well for 10 to 12 years. he served admirably during the post-gulf war in 1991, he was at the pentagon doing signals analysis to help the armed forces and then in 1995 he came to the national reconnaissance office which is this agency that manages all of the military spy satellites that the us government has but these are multibillion-dollar satellites. they've taken years and years to develop, there's been decades of r and d

but was more difficult was to find enough information about price and regan childhood because believe better not when somebody is branded as this friday november was to claim they ever knew him that is worse than a pedophile because it is so deeply stigmatized that anybody who is accused of treason, you don't want to touch that person with a 10-foot pole . so it took a great deal of effort to track down friends of brian regan from childhood to piece together the story of his dysfunctional growing up years and bring at back to bear to some of the decisions that he made. >> host: and you attempted to get in touch within yourself? >> guest: yes . i thought about '05 years with the department of justice and few other agencies and the nro to communicate with brian regan he is maybe only one of 100 federal prisoners known under special administrative measures under special terms of incarceration that prevent people like regan and of boston ballmer from being able to communicate with the outside world . so i never got that permission but the reason is that that regan was this done predictabl

more with brian regan -- come over here buddy. brian regan!was my favorite delivery. i just love, like, "oh, oh, about three, maybe four." [ laughter ] i always find myself trying not to take your style because it's such a great delivery, but clearly, you're a big fan of sports. >> yeah. >> jimmy: what's your favorite part of watching the games? >> well, you know, i was talking about the press conferences. i hate when these sports reporters force answers on players, you know. it's like, "are you dedicating this game to your dying grandmother?" [ laughter ] "i guess now i am." [ laughter and applause ] "i didn't even know she was sick." [ laughter ] you know what's interesting, too, the winning team always gives the losing team a lot of credit. "you got to give them a lot of credit." [ laughter ] they came to play." they got a good team over there." [ laughter ] they should hold their heads up high. if we went perfect, i don't know if we would have won the game. [ laughter and applause ] they got a good squad. they got a good system. got to giv

president regan didn't understand technology. what he understand was, if we have a defensive system, that stops their offensive missiles, then they have no value and we are safe. almost a pareral sis, on top of the leadership. they were fearful that ronald reagan administration would take advantage of the weakness. the soviets are reactive. >> if you are watching this broadcast, you went to sleep with the same impression that we did. we lead you to believe that the plane landed safely on soviet territory. that was sadly not true. >> at 1,600 hours. at 10,000 meter, at 18:26, the soviet pilot. the target was destroyed. sglp spies or anything like that? >> think the russians are gears up for war, doing everything. and the savalue of human life, and the timing. particularly bad. the united and the -- united states and the soviets, two great power presidency are afraid of each other. and klz 007 happens, this is one of the most dangerous years of the cold war. >> causing the suspicions about ronald reagan, the soviet intelligence age

>> bad news for regan, but worse for his loyal deputy george bush. iran contra could kill his own presidential plans. >> news of the widening investigation comes as vice president george bush is trying to put some distance between himself and the arm's deal. >> i remember him kind of coming back into his office in the west wing of the white house as though the wind had been knocked out of him. he knew this would become a very large and evolving story, that he would have a very hard time separating himself from president regan and yet he really was not something of his making. >> in february 1987 investigators revealed the secret arm's trade was being run from inside the white house. >> a few months ago i told the american people i did not trade arms for hostages. my heart and my best intentions tell me that's true but the facts and the evidence tell me

and that's when brian regan's name sort of came to the forefront. the other clues. when they looked into his files they are incredibly complex if they are to hold up in court. all of the defense has to do is just inject reasonable doubt. and so they went through a long process of first that he indeed had done it. he seemed going into a library in crofton maryland where agents are watching him and he is doing these searches for the addresses of the libyan embassies. in europe. as a side note he goes through incredible effort to cover his tracks and he leaves the browser open when he walks up from the terminal. if he have just refreshed it they would not had been able to see what he had been looking at so that's just an example of why he came to be known as mr. 80% by the fbi agents they would seek that he was brilliant. and then suddenly he would make a left turn to stupidity. so once they knew that he was their guy they still needed to collect evidence that he was doing something. they didn't know what he have stolen at that point. they were simply starting to see t

regans death. for a photo slide show visit our website at cbsnew york.com. >>> more concerns for pregnant women infected with the zika virus. the virus could cause more birth defects than previously thought. scientists say ultrasounds of pregnant women infected with the virus have shown signs of growth problems as well as damage to the brain and the spine of the fetus. a grim anniversary approach as its been nearly two years since malaysia airlines flight 370 disappeared on its way to beijing. family and friends of the missing passengers gathered for a remembrance ceremony at a shopping mall yesterday. they released 240 balloons one for each passenger and the plane and ongoing search in the southern indian ocean found no >>> it is now 5:39 coming up how hotels are appealing to mel en qualities but some business travelers don't like it. >>> plus apple products under attack how your files could be held for ransom. >>> and a push to prevent football concussions could also be preventing other injuries

at the regan presidential library. thousands more paid their respect on the second day of public mourning thursday before today's private funeral, outside the regan library and her body will be buried next to her husband, ronald regan. and expected to speak, nancy's two children and baker and tom brokaw. nbc. karins. this storm is still over south florida. this is three days in a row we're waking up to torrential rains in louisiana and mississippi and it's just pumping up all the moisture out of the golf ulf. and that's going to continue throughout the day today. we've been in flood emergency to almost 36 to 48 hours. and 14 million people are in these watches, 1.8 million are in the warnings. an additional to two to four inches. southern mississippi to mobile area. and where all the rivers are at record stages in northern l.a. l louisiana, we're only expecting another inch or two. but there's already been 16 inches in some places. showers in the midadd tlantic and northeast. deep south, gulf coast. and notice we reall

temperatures barely moved low 68, high was 73, and 75 year record at regan national, coolest day at reganion washington for july 4th so murky looking i don't know michael and son weather camera, 73, dew point 71 gives us a steamy relative humidity at 93%. tomorrow upper 80s near t 90 and 90s after that we have to get this out of here, this warm front comes through tonight out ahead of it the list, showers rumble of thunder that we will have to watch out for tonight in some spots, up toward philly by tomorrow morning and tomorrow looks better with some sunshine spotty shower storm in the afternoon we will keep the yellow weather alert up until i am convinced that threat of showers and storms is gone. could effect the morning commute 60s to low 70s isolated shower or storm after that in the afternoon we start 60s and 70s for the most part tomorrow, 85 to 90 and get ready for some serious heat wednesday 93, thursday 95, threat for such heat like that heat index could get 100 to 105 then cool it off a little back to normal levels by sunday and monday. >> revenge for having such a fine weekend

. >>> . arrangements for former first lady, nancy regan. >>> and a bazar scene on a texas highway. "early today" starts right now. >>> good morning. i'm dara brown. at least 14 people injured, seven seriously, after a commuter train derailed south of san francisco. after the train hit a tree across the tracks and overturned and plunge under to a creek. that car, part of the express train has 130 seats but there were just six passengers and one crew member on board. all passengers have been removed from the train. one kmurt commuter in the first car was on his way home. >> i was in the first car. everything was normal. thank god i didn't sleep, so i was aware of everything. but it shifted the gravity. and there were two people hurt, pretty badly. one member was under the mud slide, so, we were trying to dig her out as the tree was hanging. pretty much the one portion of the train was missing and all we saw was just water at one point. >> it was the last train of the night traveling from san jose to stockton. train service on the line is canceled for today. >>> well, after months of

that's virginia tech women's basketball player regan magarity shares a trait that runs in her family... as jermaine ferrell shows us, that trait can be traced to the game of basketball... :28-:331:08-1:13when it comes to basketball, it is all in the family for hokies redshirt freshman and swedish native regan magarity. regan's parents played professionally in europe, her brother will played for acc rival boston college. but wait there more...... regan's uncle is the head women's coach at army, her cousin maureen head women's coach at new hampshire. through it all there wasn't any pressure to take part in the family business.rm growing up personally i wanted to play basketball. because my role models my parents played and my brother played. i knew i always wanted to play pressured me. i played soccer growing up i wasn't very good at it so i only played soccer for a year.thank goodness she stayed with hoops........last season she averaged 14 points and 10 rebounds before being sidelined with injury after the first five games. this season, magarity is one of the reasons for the women of

>>> and funeral arrangementsor nancy regan who died sunday in california at the age of 94. she'll lie in repose tomorrow from 1:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. thursday 10:00 to 2:00 p.m. first lady michelle obama will be among those attending and then she'll be buried her husband, ronald regan who died in 2004. >> as somebody who's been lucky enough to have an partner in my life as well, i know how much she meant, notpresident regan, but to the company as a whole. >> he's ordered flags lowered at half staff at the white house and all federal >>> members of the al-shabaab strike in somalia. targeting militants at a training camp preparing for an imminent large scale attack. it's unclear if any senior-shabaab leaders were killed. >>> a woman disrobed and danced naked on the cab of an 18-wheeler.alled for reports of an accident and arrived as the woman was undressing. authorities aren't sure why she truck but they were able to coax her down after about two hours s hours. >> she was talking about all sorts of things, street, the cia. custody. the incident created a traffic s >>> a powerf

library and her body will be buried next to her husband, ronald regan. and expected to speak, nancy's two children and baker bro kawhi brokaw. you with watch live coverage on >>> and let's talk with bill karins. >> sunday willthis storm is still over south florida. we're waking up to torrential rains in louisiana andnd it's just pumping up all the moisture out of the golf ulf. throughout the day today. we've been in flood emergency to almost 36 to 48 hours. and 14 million people aree watches, 1.8 million are in the warnings. inches. area. and where all the rivers are at record stages in northern louisiana, we're only expecting another inch or two. but there's already been 16 inches in some places.midadd northeast. and heavy rains throughout the deep south, gulf coast. and notice we really off much over the upcoming but we'll start to dry out in the flood zone on sunday. now a closer look a so, one more day of very warm conditions up through the southeast and midatlantic. still 80s up to and up into new england as we start to feel like march.ughts are sti

in repose at the regan library for a second day. a private is scheduled for tomorrow. and among the attendees,s first lady michelle obama, formereorge w. bush and former first lady, laura members will >>> firefighters on the scene checking when the worst happened. here with the details. >> reporter: a frantic call over the emergency radio after a catastrophic blast. followed by an incredible response.l told, nine firefighters injured but all of them alive. minutes earlier, the firefighters had been searching for a gas leak near three now totally oblit ralt sent debris and a shock wave throughout the neighborhood. >> i looked out the window and my neighborhood >> someone called in at 1:00 the blast caught on this store video. >> we know that this is a dangerous job. >> reporter: each yearexplosions wreak havoc. in 2014, another explosion in harlem killed eight and injured more than 70. and in 2010, eight were killedntire blocks levelled in a pipeline explosion that rocked san bruno, california.od coffee shop, are unrecognizable in th

. >>> and we're getting funeral arrangements for former first lady, nancy regan. "early today" starts right now. >>> good morning. i'm dara brown. at least 14 people injured, seven seriously, after a commuter train derailed south of san francisco. after the train hit a tree across the tracks and overturned and plunge under to a creek. that car, part of the express train has 130 seats but there were just six passengers and one crew member on board. all passengers have been removed from the train. one kmurt commuter in the first car was on his way home. >> i was in the first car. it feels unreal, honestly, everything was normal. thank god i didn't sleep, so i was aware of everything. and there were two people hurt, pretty badly. one member was under the mud slide, so, we were trying to dig her out as the tree was hanging. pretty much the one portion of the train was missing and all we saw was just water at one point. >> it was the last train of the night traveling from san jose to stockton. train service on the line is canceled for today. >>> well, after months of c

regan is survived by her two children as well as a stepson. now the library here will reopen to the public as museum on sunday. live in steamy valley, jinah kim. >> thank you. >>> tomorrow four more states choosing their presidential nominees, the biggest surprise mississippi and michigan. for the democrats clarifying their position on the auto industry bailout spilled over to today. clinton continues to talk like a front runner saying bernie sanders will back her if she wins. >> he'll work with me like i supported president obama when i dropped out in 2008. >> raise your hand, i swear i'm going to vote for donald trump next week. >> now donald trump is already looking ahead to florida. that's where he plans on attacking rival marco rubio on his home turf. he is planning to release harsh television ads labeling him a non-politician. >>> a speaker assembly took the oath of office today. >> the duties of which i'm about to enter. >> congratulations. >> thank you. [ applause ] >> democrat anthony rendon is the first speak tore enter the legislatu

will lie in repose at the regan library for a second day. a private funeral service is scheduled for tomorrow. and among the atiendees,s first president george w. bush and former first lady, laura secret service members will serve as pall bearers. >>> firefighters on the scene checking outa natural gas leak when the worst happened. here with the details. >> reporter: a frantic call over the emergency radio after a catastrophic blast. followed by an incredible response. all told, nine firefighters injured but all of them alive. minutes earlier, the firefighters had been searching for a gas leak near three businesses, now totally oblit ralt obliterated from a blast tha sent debris and a shock wave >> i looked out the window and my neighborhood exploded. >> someone called in at 1:00 a.m. reporting smelling natural gas. the blast caught on this store surveillance video. >> we know that this is a dangerous job. >> reporter: each year natural gas explosions wreak havoc. in 2014, another explosion in harlem killed eight and injured more than 70. an

. >> when we met joseph regan in one of the massive kitchens at new york city's rikers island jail, he was serving 90 days for misdemeanor assault, criminal mischief and petty larceny. >> they're not always as clean as they should be. you got cockroaches in here, stuff like that. but, you know, i haven't seen anybody die lately, so i guess they get away with it. >> while regan may never get a job as a rikers island spokesman, he offered a plug for life here. >> if you like being told what to do, if you like being told what to eat, sleep, go to the bathroom, [ bleep ], scratch your ass, if you like taking a chance of getting your ass kicked or getting killed, whatever, we inmates or police, if you like this type of thing, then this is the place for you. >> like many other inmates here, regan has had multiple arrests. >> most people that come to jail stay in jail. regardless whether they go home, they come back, come back. spend the rest of their life in jail. >> while inmates can sometimes be in denial about the circumstances that have brought them to jail, regan was crystal clear. >> m

she and president regan were married for more than 52 years. nancy celebrated her 94th birthday last july. chris martinez. >>> the governor issued a statement on the passing. he said in part many of us including myself were inspired into public service by the words and deeds of president regan and he drew much of his inspiration from his wife. news for former president criminally carter. he said that he doesn't need any more treatment for cancer. he shared the news this morning at sunday school. back in august the 91-year-old revealed he had brain cancer he received an immune boosting drug is and announced in december that he was can is certify free. >>> a large transformer caught fire at a duke energy nuclear plant in south carolina. the flames broke out about 3:00 in seneca near the georgia border. nobody was hurt and crews had the fire under control in a half hour one of the reactors was is shut down as a prewashington. >>> two are co-- be recovering after a shooting. it happened just before noon. both victims were taken to wake med. police

(sot regan irwin/wrightwood resident) 22:07:44 our whole life is here. everything that we own is in this place. ((josh owens/ wrightwood 22:09:10)) we're packed up and ready to go. fire crews are attacking the fire from the ground and heavily from the air... but have struggled to keep it from growing. (nats) on tuesday, flames ripped through neighborhoods in the town of phelan... destroying a number of homes. strong winds have helped spread the flames, making it tough for fire crews to ep ctm)) this fire ran the opposite direction it ran up canyon established itself in all these canyons which carried this fire in a bunch of different directions. ((chris martinez/ wrightwood ca)) more than 15 hundred firefighters are now battling this fire that's burning in an area larger than the city of san francisco. residents are uncertain when they'll be able to return home... and what will be left. ((regan irwin/wrightwood resident 22:08:20)) i don't want to have to start over again with nothing. nothing. the "blue cut" fire is one of nine major fires burning in cal

. >> nancy reagan had to defend ronald regan.as in the white house -- >> she didn't have to say i'm offended by what my husband said through the campaign. >> different personalities. >> right. ronald regan had class. >> when i -- when i say that they're alike, i'm talking about politically and the kinds of folks that they appeal to. that's what i'm talking about. and the kind of enemies they have. ronald regan's biggest enemy was the republican establishment. they couldn't stand him. now they pretend how great he was and all of this kind of stuff. they -- i mean, i was there. they hated his guts. >> for different reasons. >> tara, we're getting this statement from melania trump, from mike pence as well. through the campaign the principals are condemning the words of donald trump. >> of his own vice president condemns him. this is unprecedented. jeffrey knows, we go back and forth about this all the time, that i feel that trying to compare ronald regan and donald trump is a disgrace to ronald regan's legacy. ronald ragan was a cla

and that regan had hung up on nancy reagan. so i then reported this. she hadn't told -- nancy reagan hadn't told her husband, the president, they were both watching nbc that night. he turned to her after it and said is that true? she said yes. as sam suggested, that was the end of donald regan. >> george, your thoughts of that time? >> there was a steely side to her. and people who crossed her found out about it. more than that, people who crossed her husband. she had one function in life. i think it was said earlier she was sort of propelled into politics. she was part of the propellant. she enjoyed it. her father was himself a very active committed conservative and she partook in all of his beliefs. she grew up on what's now called the gold coast of the lakefront of chicago. if you ever walk through the lobby of the drake hotel on lakeshore drive there, you will walk the path she took walking to grade school. she would cut right through the lobby of the drake to get to her school. she went to california. happily made a movie

. >> the life and legacy of nancy regan. shows us how her influence reached across the rocky mountains. tkpwhr good evening. one long time advisor once said without nancy there would be no governor. no president. indeed their relationship their partnership. their love story. will be studied for years to come. and today much of the worlds stopped to remember the former first lady. >> . one of the most admired women in american politics has died. the doting wife of president ronald. passing away in california. at the age of 94. from heart failure. >> . relationship with her beloved ronny. as she called him. american politics. with mrs. serving as partner in the home. and in the o oval office. >> . i can't imagine a marriage being any other way. but the way ours was even after wards. the things she asked to attend. and go through. i think that's a respect that you don't buy you earn it. >> the former tp ers lady was born in new york. and met her husband when both were actors. from there she became first lady of california. then

in repose at the regan library for a second day. a private is scheduled for tomorrow. and among the attendees,s first lady michelle obama, formereorge w. bush and former first lady, laura members will

former first lady nancy regan will lie in repose. mrs. regan will be laid to rest in a private funeral friday morning brittany snow is 30 and can you bleervsh believe, actor emmanuel lewis turns 35 today. keep it here for more news, weather and sports. i'm dara brown along with bill karins. thanks for watching "early today" today. mark: a west chester teen will learn his fate after a drunk driving crash killed his friend. the message both families hope gets across. kyla: a night of surprises and close outcomes on the campaign trail. who came out on top in what' s being dubbed the second super tuesday. mark: and an inside look from republican presidential candidate john kasich' s campaign. what kasich had to say at his watch party in columbus about his numbers in michigan. [captioning made possible by wlwt-tv] >> from cincinnati' s wlwt, leading the way, this is wlwt news 5 today. mark: good morning, everyone. thanks for joining us. i' m mark hayes. kyla: and i' m kyla woods, in for

. >>> nows are saying good-bye to nancy regan. her casket lies in repose at the presidential library in semi valley. the former first lady's family held a private viewing. >> just wanted to pay respect to a great lady that did a lot for our community and for the united states. you want be there when you can. to see it for yourself. this is it. >> she will be buried next to her husband the public will be able to visit through tomorrow afternoon a private funeral will be held on frid tonight in florida. it'll be their turn to go at it tomorrow night. today cruz picked up the endorsement of a former candidate. bush said that he will also meet with all of the remaining candidates except for donald trump. trump and cruz are calling for rubio to drop out of the race. after yesterday's big win, in the michigan democratic primary. clinton beat sanders and won more delegates overall. she is halfway to the number needed to get the nomination. clinton leads the polls in every state voting. for complete coverage of the debate in florida you c

bryan regan owns a photography business downtown. nat camera clicks he's so excited that a food truck finally arrived he decided to take a portrait of the chef. bryan regan / business owner i don't have to go anywhere for food and the food will be right here at my door step. nats tony at rare earth foods truck tony hudson owns a food truck of his own. he just picked up hi access to these reserved spaces. tony hudson / food truck owner i'm excited about it, today i'm driving around to the four different zones to see what space is available. what's in the way so i'm not surprised when i come out. hudson sees the 6 month pilot program as a way to bring food trucks into the mainstream of downtown raleigh. tony hudson / food truck owner we're getting there, when you start seeing trucks on fayetteville street, when restaurants start realizing food trucks aren't necessarily the enemy, that we're not taking your business, then getting there, slowly but surely. cullen browder wral news, raleigh the rare earth farms food truck was busier this

former first lady nancy regan will lie in repose. mrs. regan will be laid to rest morning >>> rapper bow wow turns 29. brittany snow is 30 and can you bleervsh believe, actor emmanuel lewis turns 35 today. keep it here for more news, weather and sports. i'm dara brown along with bill karins. thanks for watching "early today" today. . >>> right now, an nypd officer in the hospital when a drug bust turned violent. he's recovering while police hunt for one suspect still on the loose. >>> plus, a political upset on another election night. bernie sanders scoring a huge win. >>> new this morning, it could be a casualty of our digital lives. what parents admit they're not doing. "today in new york" starts now. >>> sure it's something we can relate to. >> a lot of things i'm not doing. >> good morning everyone. wednesday morning, march 9th. i'm darlene rodriguez. >>> i'm kerry barrett. michael is off today. chris cimino joins us with the forecast. >> nice to see you both this morning. temperatures chilly in the suburbs. we have a day warmer than