the saddest cases he has come about in time. the chief says that a note was left by the mother, barbara bush, indicating that the frustration that she had in caring for her daughter. she says cynthia bush lived here with her mother and fiance at their home. there is no question this was a murder-suicide, but toxicology tests are being conducted nevertheless. >> you can find the most up-to-date details on the local 12 website. we have more on this story throughout the day for you. >> police believe a man was driving when he was shot and killed in hamilton early this morning. the man was found dead inside that car. police have not released any information about what may have hamilton police are also investigating the robbery of a drive-through. someone held up the minex. showed a gun before running out of the back of the building. no one was hurt. if you have any information about the robbery or the 352-3040. you can earn a cash reward for your clues. police are following tips now on two accused robbers of a well-known 74-year-old west side resident. the two came up behind him as he was taking

a fiancee and her daughter dead from an apparent murder-suicide. police believe, 54-year-old, barbara bush, shot and killed the 34-year-old, developmentally disabled daughter cynthia and turned the gun on herself last night. william bird told the dispatcher, he left the home around 9:00. when he returned, he found the mother and daughter dead in the basement. >> no one is responding. no one is moving. >> no one is moving. i see a lot of blood and a firearm. >> police say bush left a note that said, life was too family members say she was suffering from depression. >> police identify a man found dead in a car early this morning. they say 18-year-old, jay la knight was shot to death. neighbors found his body in a car that ended up in charles street in hamilton. detectives haven't said what they think happened. they say the car's registration was not in knight's name. >> not a bad afternoon outside, rain is moving back in for the weekend. erica is, is here with a look at the forecast in the no wake weather. >> we are going to see a pretty nice evening on tap. it will stay dry, pretty cool. te

. >> did nancy reagan and barbara bush know each other as students at smith college? >> i would have to ask. do you know? i think nancy was leaving as barbara bush was coming in. >> she was only there a year or two, so i don't think so. that is a good question. >> we know that nancy went to new york to try acting right out of smith. she was in new york for two years before she went to hollywood. she had a contract at mgm studios. >> a question about her stepfather and the influence on her politics. dr. davis was very active in conservative politics. did that influence her? >> he was a republican. i think that did influence her. she married ronald reagan, and on their first date, reagan was discussing politics. and he's talking about communism. he didn't like communism. she was receptive to his message. >> how did they meet? >> it is an interesting story. this is hollywood in the late 1940's when there was the communist scare. it was after the end of world war ii. people were named for being somehow associated with the communist party. nancy davis, which was her name a

because they wanted to give it on barbara bush. someone who worked outside home and here is nancy who made her own career in hollywood, went out there alone as a single woman really worked outside the home whereas barbara bush didn't. these kinds of decisions by academia do not give you much faith in their honesty or judgment. >> a lot of what she was criticized for was being tooed a dorg of her husband and trying to collaborate with her husband, to make his now a days i'd hope that she would be honored for that. >> interesting. >> i think women went options like we want options. state right there. more on the legacy of nancy reagan when we on bag. this is joanne. her long day as a hair stylist starts with shoulder pain when... hey joanne, want to trade the all day relief of 2 aleve with 6 tylenol? give up my 2 aleve for 6 tylenol? no thanks. for me... it's aleve. for crash survival, subaru has developed ours most revolutionary feature yet. a car that can see trouble and stop itself to avoid it. when the insurance institute for hig

of spring crest drive. the police say the homeowner came home to find his fiancee, 54-year-old, barbara bush and 50-year-old daughter cindy bush dead in a couch. it appears the mother shot the daughter and turned the gun on herself. >> tragic situation. you wish there could have been some kind of intervention. we don't know, until it happens. >> police say toxicology tests will be performed. they say it is clear this was indeed a murder-suicide. in fairfield township, larry davis, local 12 news. >>> barbara bush's fiancee discovered the tragedy and called 911. local 12 news, live at 6:00. >>> madison local school administrators, outline add safety admission. in a letter, district leaders say they will buy two han held metal detectors to buy randomly at students. and he wounded two classmates in the shooting and shrapnel injured two others. hancock faces charges that includes two counts of attempted murder. in addition to the metal detectors, administrators plan to have another district in the unit. >> a bomb threat, prompts the evacuation of western hills high school and dater high school. 2

i thought about hillary clinton and i thought about laura bush and barbara bush.y all stood on the shoulders of nancy reagan's just say no campaign in their own advocacy efforts, and in a lot of ways they also have this common thread and i think hillary clinton is an exception here in many regards, but with michelle obama and laura bush and barbara bush, they remained popular at points when their president husbands were not popular, when they were embroiled in scandal, in part because of their own initiatives, and that was very much a model that was furthered by nancy reagan and her campaign, and so i think there's very much alive in the way michelle obama carries out her job as first lady and the way laura bush did around the rights of girls and women in afghanistan and around mrs. barbara bush's literacy efforts. very much of that was rooted in the model set by nancy reagan. she also just as a republican woman, she was so elegant and she was so stylish and she was so classy and she was always sort of the model of a stylish and elegant republican woman that we we

bush, barbara bush said, we take comfort that they will be reunited once more. michael reagan, she is once again with the man she loved. god bless. until his death and beyond. she kept the flame. in the end, burnishing and maintaining ronald reagan's legacy is her own. >> nancy, thank you for your love. thank you for just being you. [ applause ] >> reporter: she really was the power behind the throne. nancy reagan spent her life protecting her husband. she did all the worrying so she didn't have to. and it was her instinct about people which in most cases decided who would work for ronald reagan or whose usefulness had expired. jeff. >> one thing watching the white house, and covering it. you also had several memorable encounters with nancy reagan, did you not? >> yeah, several. the big one at a reception when i introduced my date to her as my all most fiancee. and she said, get her a ring. i did. >> bill plante in our washington bureau. bill, thank you very much tonight. >> the republican presidential candidates paused to pay tribute to nancy reagan. here's jul

barbara bush rates we take comfort that they will be reunited once more. former california governor arnold schwarzenegger. >> she was one of the greatest first ladies, extraordinary hermit -- human being. >> reporter: those close to her pulled into the family estate hearse. >> the reagans have been living in this estate for a quarter of a century. reagan died. to him in death as in his life. it was at his grave site that this iconic image was taken. the first lady kissed the coffin, pressed her cheek against it and linger there. year after year visiting the grave site and on the 10th anniversary of his passing, she is seen in that wheelchair. >> they are outside the reagan library in california. we understand that mrs. reagan will be very alongside her beloved husband. >> reporter: we learned that funeral preparations have already begun. this was a very special place for nancy reagan. she would come here to meditate and to prayer. she knew that one time she would join her husband here. >> nancy reagan said her life really began when she met him in 1951. it

barbara bush saying we take comfort that they will be reunited once more. president. obama adding she once wrote nothing could prepare you for living in the white house. she was right of course. she was one of the greatest first ladies car extraordinary human being . >> she was her husband's most trusted advisor and famously launched the just say no. and pain. what should you do when someone off a use drugs? >> just say no. >> she later became his caretaker during his battle with alzheimer's. >> death can be peaceful and lovely. and that one was. >> president. obama has ordered flags to fly buildings in her honor. >> were been told the public will have their chance to pay respects before a private service is held here at the library. with more than 1000 invited guests. >>> former president. jimmy carter no longer need to be treated for cancer. the 91-year-old president made the announcement at a sunday school class he had had an aggressive form of melanoma that had moved to his brain. doctors will continue to perform scans to make sure the cancer does not return but h

barbara bush said, we take comfort that we will be reunited once more. nancyent obama said, reagan once wrote that nothing could prepare you for living in the white house. she was right. >> she was one of the greatest first ladies. herancy reagan was husband's most trusted advisor and famously launched the just say no anti-drug campaign. she later became the president's fiercely devoted caretaker during his battle with alzheimer's. >> ifdef can be peaceful and ordereddent obama has flags to fly at half staff at federal buildings in her honor. funeral details are being finalized. a private service will be held here at the library. and alabama lawmaker once convicted sex offenders castrated after they serve their time but before their release from prison. the bill put before the legislature would require surgical castration for men and women convicted of crimes against children. it would be up to the prisoner to pay for that surgery. opponents say it does not correct the offender's mental health. to the race for the white house now. it was a big weekend fo

. >> she is not a barbara bush. >> could your ambulance driver be a predator? >> vulnerable women molested in >> the look in his eyes i will never forget. >> when the worst happens. >> i would like to ask you about the women you groped. >> chris rock ripped over the little accountants. >> if anybody is upset about that joke, just tweet about it. >> the girl scouts that stole the show. here they are. >> here is 50. >> thank you. >> and, slam dunking ceo. >> whoa, whoa. >> now, "inside edition" with deborah norville. >>> hello and thank you for joining us. another emotional day for erin andrews as she shares what it was like to discover naked pictures of her were all over the internet. tears flowed as she talked about her fears for the future and how being a victim of a peeping tom changed her forever. >> taking the stand, erin andrews tears up as she tellsls how she needededto see a therapist in the aftermath of i was picking fights with my family, irritable, nasty, i wasn't myself. my relationships with my friends weren't the same and i called my parents and i

. >> barbara's bush's decision to take her daughter's life as well as her own, was an act of frustration >> there was nothing left that indicated, the victim was, you know, very distraught and was this was unfortunately, the only way, way out. >> until recently, they worked for cynthia's father, who often brought her to work. >> darling young girl. . >> cindy, any song that came in the radio, she knew the songs to all of them. the oldies station, she knew you will the songs. she was a beautiful girl. >> the neighborhood was quiet. people chose not to talk about the tragedy. many knew the challenges facing the family. >> there's help out there. with a severely adult disabled child, that's physically an adult, it's a lot of work. >> and paula, chief says, all his years of police work, this, where a mother picks her daughter's life and her own, one he's ever had in his law enforcement career. the fact that the mother couldn't take it anymore, in terms of caring for the developmentally disabled child. some of the neighbors say they didn't know the family because they moved into the area with

bush, barbara bush said, we take comfort that they will be reunited once more. in a tweet from her stepson, again with the man she loved. god bless. until his death and beyond. she kept the flame. in the end, burnishing and legacy is her own. >> nancy, thank you for your love. thank you for just being you. [ applause ] >> next presidential caucuses is tomorrow, mississippi, idaho, hawaii and michigan. michigan has the most delegates at stake. the battle tracker poll has rubio and kasich in close race for third. hillary clinton is up 11 points over bernie sanders. clinton discussed the race with john dickerson for "face the nation." >> secretary clinton you know what it is look to be in a tough battle. last time around you stayed in all the way until the end. do you think there is anything wrong with bernie sanders stays in the fight all the way to the end? >> i think that is up to him, john. i am just very pleased at where my campaign is right now. i was really gratified by the results yesterday. we'll net delegates. and feeling good about the upcoming contest.

fellow first lady, barbara bush, writing, "we take comfort that they will be reunited once more." former california governor, arnold schwarzenegger. >> she was one of the greatest first ladies. extraordinary human being. >> reporter: well wishers dropped off flowers. those close to her pulling into the family estate sunday to pay respects followed by that here's. the reagans have been living in this estate for a quarter of a century, and it's also here that in 2004, ronald reagan died. she was as devoted to him in it was at his gravesite that this iconic image was taken. the first lady kissing the coffin, pressing her cheek against it and lingering there. year after year, visiting that gravesite. and on the 10th anniversary of his passing in 2014 is, seen in that wheelchair. >> funeral preparations are already under way here at the reagan presidential library, a place that was very special to nancy reagan, a place she would come to pray and meditate always knowing one day she would join her husband, the man to whom she had been so devoted those five decades. matt gutman, simi vall

fellow first lady, barbara bush, writing, "we take comfort that they will be reunited once more." former california governor, arnold schwarzenegger. first ladies. >> reporter: well wishers dropping off flowers, those close to her pulling into the family estate sunday to pay respects. followed by that hearse. the reagans have been living in this estate for a quarter of a century, and it's also here that in 2004, ronald reagan died. she was as devoted to him in death as in his life. it was at his grave site that this iconic image s taken. the first lady kissing the coffin, pressing her cheek against it and lingering there. year after year, visiting that grave. on the 10th anniversary of his passing in 2014. seen in that wheelchair. >> matt is with us tonight, from california. we understand that mr.s. reaga will be buried beside her husband? >> yes, this was a special place she would come to meditate and one day joioi him here. >> thank you. >>> and nancy reagan said her life really began when she met ronald reagan in 1951. he was her husband's most trusted advisor. a partnership tha

reporter: the homeowner returned to his house to find his fiancee, barbara boesch -- barbara bush and her daughter, cynthia bush, dead. my fiancee and her daughter. there is blood. >> where did this happen? t know. i just got home. >> there is a firearm their? >> on the couch in the basement. >> cynthia was developmentally disabled. >> from the evidence that we from other family members, she was just overwhelmed. >> she was depressed and did not get the help she should have. >> people get to their breaking point and feel there is no other alternative. it is a sad outcome. reporter: was home at the time of the shooting. mike: a mother accused of allowing her baby to be beaten. the 10-month-old could not learn to walk. janel is live from the justice center. >> she denied everything. she had nothing to do with her boyfriend beating her baby boy but prosecutors say that she was more concerned about her cell phone that her son. >> it is actually in surgery and she left the hospital to go back to the police department to get her phone because she was more concerned about her phone that her

in 2000, nancy reagan joined george and barbara bush and gerald and betty followed at the republican national convention in philadelphia. in 2004 her husband suck dumb to his disease and eyes of the world on her. man the ship and bring her a life. >> leader in 2004, she helped dedicate a ship named for her husband. and in may, 2005, nancy reagan was honored at a special banquet in the white houses. she lived out her remaining years in california. row buildings a is pouring in as politicians and celebrities remember her life. in a statement president obama and first lady michelle said quote we offer sincere condolences to their children and grained children. and remain grateful for her life. thankful for her guidance and prayer full that she and her husband are together again. >>> now following breaking news here locally a gunman walked into a north philadelphia restaurant and shoots an employee seven times in the chest. it has been about an hour or so ago. at this church's chicken on 36 hundred block of north broad street. here's a life look a live look at that seen. you can see poli

reporter: all of the living @first ladies in attendance @today with the exception of 90 @-year-old barbara bush, @represented by her son and @daughter-in-law. @reagan was 94 when she died @sunday of congestive heart @failure at her home in bel air. @she told her daughter that she @with ronnie again. @she will now be laid to rest @next to the love of her life in @their final resting place. @>>> daylight saving time begins @this week and a much of the @nation will spring for tomorrow @turning their clocks an hour @ahead and losing an hour of @sleep will make many of us @grumpy. @chronic sleep deprivation can @raise the risk for much more @dangerous side effects. @sleep experts say when the body @doesn't get enough sleep the @immune system suffers. @>> sleep deprivation long-term @over the course of one's life @can really affect the risk of @heart disease, stroke, @diabetes. @>> researchers show an @association between ongoing @lack of sleep and increased @risk for breast cancer. @experts say this should be a @wake-up call for americans to @they recommend adults get about @quality shuteye each nig

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the one person who's not there is barbara bush. >> barbara bush is not. >> george w. is there with his wife laura, but -- >> well, barbara bush and nancy reagan famously had a difficult relationship in the white house. and so, you know, the bushes were rarely invited up to the residence. when they were the vice president. i don't know the reasons for her not being there but it's interesting to note that she's not there out of all these other first ladies. >> there may have been other reasons, in fairness to her. >> yes, yes. >> again, all of these -- about 1,000 people in this room at the ronald reagan presidential library. nancy rereagan's funeral about begin. this is a funeral she initially discussed with her husband and even in the last six to eight months or so, she had really gone through every single detail, beginning with, as you're about to hear, the "battle hymn of the republic," selecting which verse in the bible, and then of course the letter from her husband to her many years ago. let's listen. >> i am the resurrection and the light said the lord. he that

sending condolences on behalf of herself and president george h-w bush, barbara bush said we take comfort that they will be reunited once more. and in a tweet from her stepson michael reagan, she is once again with the man she loved. god bless. until his death and beyond, she kept the flame. and in the end, burnishing and maintaining ronald reagan's legacy is her own. and thank you for just being you. (applause) >> she really was pot we are behind the throne. nancy reagan spent her life protecting her husband. she did all the worrying so he didn't have to. and it was her instinct about people which in most cases decided who would work for ronald reagan ors who usefulness had expired. >> glor: it's one thing watching the white house, another covering it. you also had several memorable encounters with nancy reagan, did you not? >> yes, several. but the big one was at a reception when i introduced my date to her as my almost fiance. she gave me a withering stare and she said get her a ring. i did. >> glor: bill plante in our washington bureau, bill, thank you very much tonight. >> the republ

. >> all of the living first ladies were in attendance today with the exception of 90-year-old barbara bush who was represented by her son and daughter-in-law. reagan was 94 when she died of home in bell air. she will now be laid to rest next to the love of her life in their final resting place. before today's service more than 4500 visited the reagan library to pay respects. president obama did not attend which stirred some criticism, but presidents have not traditionally attended the funerals of former first ladies. >>> still ahead, amazing video out of flood ravaged louisiana. residence debit ts forced to climb a tree to escape the water. >>> a man known as the dog whisperer is under investigation for animal cruelty. >>> and janice is here. >> and you may have noticed that the weather has cooled down considerably from the record high temperatures over the last couple of days. what does that mean for the weekend and is there more rain on the way? a school bus driver accused of shaking a young student. his mother complained and that is when the i-team got involved. n all across america fam

roslyn carter, hillary clinton, barbara bush, and michelle obama will be paying their respects. >> mrs. reagan was an incredible woman of strength and grace and an important advocate for so many issues. >> she was 94 years old at 94 he -- at her home in california. she was known for a lot of things -- style, grace, as a fierce defender of her husband, for her just say no campaign, or s, for being a mother to two children and two steps children. >> she told me she was not afraid to die but she did not want to hurt. >> the service will feature patriotic music, rival verses, and tributes both loving and humorous. she will be laid to rest next to her husband. >> happening today, expect big crowds at new restaurant on i-drive. model and instagram star kylie jenner will help open the sugar the event for the new restaurant jenner will walk the red carpet later this evening. the grand opening is free to attend. >> a coach gets fired at ucf. >> what the school has to say and what the next move is. california warehouse. it out. ted: we are talking about i-4 of construction, you could be coming t

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former first lady barbara bush said: "nancy reagan was totally devoted to president reagan, and we take comfort they will be reunited once more." former president george w. bush, added, "that devotion was matched only by her devotion to our country." >> sreenivasan: for more on the life of nancy reagan and her influence on her husband's presidency, i am joined by presidential historian richad norton smith. he is in grand rapids, michigan. i grew up in an era where just say no was how i would probably have my first contact with nancy reagan, right. but she was also far more influential behind the scenes, tell us a little bit more about that? >> i think that is true. i think in many ways the history of the reagan presidency is still being written in part because the full extent of her influence is far from known. i think she took some pains to conceal it. to give you an example, ronald reagan was really as a gielless, friendly, trusting an individual as his public image suggests. and those are wonderful qualities in a human being. but in a president, they inevitably impose a burden, a com

barbara bush also put out a statement on reagan's passing. she said nancy reagan was devoted to president reagan. we tame comfort that they'll be reunited once more. funeral arrangements are being worked out at this time. we know reagan will be buried next to her husband at his presidential library in california. >> a somber service if a virginia police officer killed in the line of duty. dozens gathered at a wake to remember embry riddle arrow nautical student ashley gwendon. she was killed outside washington, d.c. while responding to a domestic violence call. it was her first day on the job after being sworn in. two other officers were also shot but survived. she graduate from embry riddle in 2010 with a degree in awe row naughtics. search for a man who reportedly fell from a cruise ship 40 miles off the coast. the coast guard said 46-year-old david moss man fell off royal caribbean navigator of the seas late friday. crews search fire department more than 2500 square nautical miles before deciding to halt their search. passengers say moss m

reagan's vice president george bush and barbara bush writing "nancy reagan was totally devoted to president reagan and we take comfort that they will be reunited once more." jimmy carter and rosalind, who lost the white house to ronald reagan, writing, "her advocacy for stem cell research raised public awareness and influenced decision makers about vital research for alzheimer's disease." at the time running counter to republican orthodoxy. but nancy reagan knew her own mind and her heart. and both her mind and her heart were devoted to her beloved ronnie. and his legacy. a legacy that they shared at a critical moment in history and world history. lester? >> andrea mitchell tonight. thank you. >>> for more now on nancy reagan we're joined by a man who knew her well. james baker was chief of sfaf and later reagan. mr. kret, thank you for being with us and our condolences. i know your friendship with mrs. reagan was deep and long and we thank you so much for being here. >> yes, it was, lester, and thank you for saying that. people may not understand about nancy reagan and the relationship she

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there alone as a single woman, got in a bunch of movies, really worked outside the home where barbara bush didn't. these kinds of decisions by academia do not give you much faith in their honesty or judgment. >> no, they certainly do not then and sometimes now, and the other thing is that a lot of what she was criticized for, nancy reagan, was being too adoring of her husband and spending too much time trying to collaborate with her husband to make his presidency a success. she was hit for that in the 1980s. nowadays i hope that she'd be honored for that. >> yeah. >> interesting. >> i think women want options like we want options. >> that's what i'm saying. >> and you should be able to make she's decisions yourself and not have them prescribed by society. state right there. more on the legacy of nancy reagan. we lost her today. when we come back. ♪ i built my business with passion. but i keep it growing by making every dollar count. that's why i have the spark cash card from capital one. i earn unlimited 2% cash back on everything i buy for my studio. ♪ and that unlimited 2% cash back from