and so important for nancy, reunion as she is joined with her beloved ronnie.ancy reagan, i want to speak of an even greater love. it is one we know as christians and the life, death and resurrectionmaxing at that firs. each gospel tells it differently providing a stereo scopic view of a truth unparalleled in all of literature and life. the events of holy week leading to jesus' death sent his closest disciples into fearful hiding and finally brought strong women to his tomb in the dark of that first easter dawn. there god had acted, a cosmos altering explosion of divine light and life was released, surging at god's command, breaking the three-day canopy of silence. there jesus rises from death to new life. and all creation rises with him. in a newly beheld radiance that is without analogy, in the risen christ, death is defeated, vanquished forever. god raised jesus that you and i might share in his resurrection. it is true. we are raised with him. as is nancy. who now stands on another shore and in a greater light with that multitude of saints that no mortal ca

she and her beloved ronnie shared a great love. a very great love.is legendary and could instruct us all. now she knows that eternity is about so much more than time, for it is about fulfillment and completion. and so important for nancy, reunion, as she is joined with her beloved ronnie. so, last week, as we give thanks for the life of nancy reagan, i want to speak of an even greater love. it is one that we know as christians, and the life, death, and resurrection of jesus christ climaxing at that first easter. each gospel tells of it differently, ironically, undergirding the veracity, providing a stereoscopic view of a truth, unparalleled in all of literature and life. the events of holy week leading to jesus's death sent his closest disciples into fearful hiding and finally brought the strong women to his tomb in the dark of that first easter don. there, god had acted, a cosmos-altering explosion of divine light and life was released, surging at god's command, breaking the three-day canopy of silence. there jesus rises. from death to new life. and

as we think of nancy reunited finally with her beloved ronnie.y was that i had such friends. ♪ ♪ ave maria gratia plena ♪ ♪ maria, gratia plena maria, gratia plena ♪ ♪ ave, ave dominus dominus tecum ♪ ♪ dominus tecum benedicta tu in mulieribus ♪ ♪ et benedictus et benedictus fructus ventris ♪ ♪ ventris tuis jesus ♪ ♪ sancta maria mater dei ♪ ♪ ora pro nobis peccatoribus ♪ ♪ ora pro nobis ora, ora pro nobis peccatoribus ♪ ♪ nunc et in hora mortis et in hora mortis nostrae ♪ ♪ et in hora mortis nostrae ♪ ♪ ave maria >> we do not want you to unaware, brother, about those who have fallen asleep, so that you may not grieve like rest, who have no hope, for if we believe that jesus died and rose, so too will god through jesus, bring with him those who have fallen asleep. indeed, we tell you this, on the word of the lord, that we who are alive, who are left until the coming of the lord, will surely not proceed those who have fallen asleep. for the lord himself with the word of command with the voice of an arcangel and with the trumpet of god will come fr

one day at the white house after another absolutely glowing tribute by president reagan to his belovednd all the rest of us here in a whole lot of trouble with our wives. because we can't keep up with you. the president chuckled and looked at me with 9 irish twinkle and he said, well, brian, that's your problem, not mine. to illustrate this absolutely unique partnership and relationship, let me share with you today a letter he wrote to nancy on their first christmas together in the white house. on december 25, 1981. "dear mrs. "r" there are several much beloved women in my life and on christmas i should be giving they will gold and precious stones and perfume and furs and place. i know that even the best these would fall short of expressing how much these several women mean to me and how empty my life would be without them. there is, of course, my first lady. she brings so much grace and charm to whatever she does that even stuffy formal functions sparkle and turn into fun times. everything is done with class. all i have to do is wash up and show up. there is another woman in my life w

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 the united states. and then princal care giver. as he battled alzheimer's. she talked about that. that's the sad part. >> ot balm family today calling her their example. the bushes say they take comfort in that she's finally reunited with her husband. mrs. regan will be buried at the library. beside her beloved ronny. >> . what's so impress iive. there's so much stress with that job. and they stayed so close. >> reunited. >> . peyton manning of course hanging up the pads for good. >> ahead we take you through the star studded career. esrvce only to return and take denver to super bowl 50. now

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her relationship with her beloved ronny as she called him and one of the most studied in american politics. serving as partner in the home. and in the oval office. >> i can't imagine a marriage being any other way. but the way ours was. >> across the country today americans remembering her. >> we worked on all of the campaign. denver. the former first lady was born in new york. and met her husband when both were actors. from there she became first lady of california. then the united states. and then principal care giver. she talked about that. >> . you can't share memories. that's the sad part. >> the obama family today calling her their example. the bushes say they take comfort in that she's finally reunited with her husband. >> she will be buried right beside her beloved ronny. thank you. nancy being honored at the democratic debate tonight. where there was a moment of silence. to remember the former first lady. you can see hilary clinton and sanders bowing their heads in respect. after the debate got going. the two faced aufd on a long list of topics including gun control. trade. khraoe

she and her beloved ronnie shared a great love, a very great love.l, and now she knows that eternity is about so much more than time, for it is about fulfillment and completion. and so important for nancy, reunion, as she is joined with her beloved ronnie. so lastly, as we give thanks for the life of nancy reagan, i want to speak of an even greater love. its one we know as christians, and the life, death, and resurrection of jesus christ, climaxing at that first easter. each gospel tells of it differently, ironically, providing a stereoscopic view of a truth, unparalleled in all of literature and life. the events of holy week leading to jesus' death sent his closest disciples into fearful hiding and finally brought strong women to his tomb in the dark of that first easter dawn. there god had acted. a cosmos-altering explosion of divine light and life was released, surging at god's command, breaking the three-day silence, there jesus rises from death to new life, and all creation rises with him. in a newly beheld raidons that is without analogy in the

did >> nancy's body will be laid to library alongside her beloved husband. >>> a local man who worked under nancy reagan while her husband served in office said just last week he got a thank you letter from the former first lady. ken baron is now the chief of staff for the billy grammy association. he is finding comfort in his faith that she is by her husband's side. >> i pray that she is beside him right now because that love affair deserves to be in heaven. >> reporter: baron was the director of project and policy for the first lady, and he showed us pictures of major campaigns they worked on together including the drug awareness program, just say no! billy graham said he was privileged to know them for 50 years and is saddened by the news of nancy's passing. she will be greatly missed, and reunited some day in the future in heaven. >>> new tonight tom tillis and robert pitinger opened up about how important she was to the country and to her husband. >> ronald reagan had a great vision for america, and there is no one he counted on more, trusted more or depended on more than his bel

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 is a relationship that would last more than five decades. she was her husbands most it was a partnership that took them from hollywood to the white house. >> reporter: above all, there's was a love story. running a nancy in the final words of his last big speech, he called on her. >> before i go, i would like to ask the person who has made my life journey so meaningful, someone i have been so very proud of our the years to join me. nancy. remain nancy davis, graduate as smith college and an actress in her own right in on broadway in and hollywood. she married ronald wiggin in 1952. they filmed one film together. >> i was afraid he would not come. >> reporter: well that was into for acting career, she will take on a new role. her husband inspirati

before she's laid to rest beside her beloved husband. plus ... nine firefighters hurt!what caused an explosion that injured those first responders in seattle this morning. plus ... real life 'batmen'!a couple of ohio officers play superman to help out a homeowner ... you won't want to miss this video going viral today. you're watching 9 on your side today, a motorcade will transport former first lady nancy reagan's body to the ronald reagan presidential library in simi valley where she will be laid to rest next to her beloved late husband. mrs. reagan passed away sunday in her l-a home of congestive heart failure at the age of 94. abc's lauren lyster is at the reagan library. video provided by:length: anchor intro: today, a motorcade will transport former first lady nancy reagan's body to the ronald reagan presidential library in laid to rest next to her beloved late husband. mrs. reagan passed away sunday in her l-a home of congestive heart failure at the age of 94. abc's lauren lyster is at the reagan library. my intro: today that procession will a funeral home in san

announcer: 10 dvds of bob's beloved iconic tv specials.re gems that have not been seen since the original broadcast. >> i'm just one of those very strong-willed people who cannot stay hypnotized. bob: a stronger mind just takes longer. i'm not expecting this to be a snap. [laughter] announcer: and now, for the first time, they are all here in one exclusive, historic collection. >> isn't that marvelous? announcer: the hilarious comedy specials. >> what kind of a bird are you anyway? >> well -- [laughter] announcer: the legendary christmas shows. >> ♪ and have yourself a merry little christmas now ♪ announcer: and 40 years of bob entertaining our troops. >> we can do anything you can do. show him, raquel. >> i am very happy to be here with you tourists. say, what part of miami is this? announcer: each show is full of laughter, dancing, and unforgettable music. >> ladies and gentlemen, the carpenters. >> ♪ talking it over just the two of us working together day-to-day ♪ announcer: so call or go online to order "thanks for the memories" on 10

dj's family said that no monetary settlement could ever replace their beloved son. their attorney added while this aspect of the lawsuit has now been resolved, they continue to deal with their deep loss by focusing on faith, family and the important work of the dj henry dream fund. this is not entirely over for the family. they're still suing the town and responded to the incident. the henry family claims those officers did not get him prompt medical attention when he needed it. we reached out to the village of pleasantville, but they did not return our calls as of 5:00. >>> in south carolina a former highway patrolman pleaded guilty to shooting an unarmed black man back in 2014. jones was hit once in the hip, survived. gruber was fired after that video went public. he faces up to 20 years in prison. >>> a staten island woman accused of tossing her newborn baby in the trash is now charged. the infant found saturday morning outside of her apartment on richmond hill road. charges were updated after the the infant died in the trash bag. >>> in brooklyn, police looking

second grader beloved by all. as neighbors looked out to see the commotion last night, their hearts changed. >> it's a sick feeling. is it your child? or what's going to? >> reporter: highway patrol said moments earlier, a car was driving along glen laurel drive when the 8-year-old rode into the car. investigators say he didn't wear a helmet. his mom said that the boy's sister was outside and ran in he was air lifted to cmc and passed away a short time later. >> i had a feeling something was amiss. >> reporter: today, school officials notified parent sos they could tell their kid when is they got home from school. >> you hope it's not coming to your backyard. >> reporter: the boy's mother told me that her son loved hugs and electronics like his dad, kind hearted. >> a good-natured kid, embodied everything that you think. just makes you smile to think about him. >> reporter: the boy's mother said she had a chance to talk with the driver of the car. the driver is not doing well handling all this, too. reporting live

the beloved comedian gone at age 66. hollywood mourns his loss. "nightly news" begins right now. >> announcer: from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening. in the aftermath of tuesday's deadly attacks in belgium, authorities in neighboring france have just announced that they have foiled a terror plot in the advanced stages there, unrelated to the brussels bombings. while in brussels red flags that possibly point to americans being targeted as part of this week's attacks. at least 31 people were killed and 316 hurt. dozens suffering critical injuries that doctors described as looking more like wounds of war. and tonight as we're getting our first look inside the apartment where the suitcase bombs were constructed comes word two brothers involved in the attacks may have been in search of radioactive materials for a dirty bomb attack. nbc's chief foreign correspondent richard engel has late details from brussels. >> reporter: were americans the target of the brussels bombers? the state

. >>> next, a fond farewell to a beloved television series. >> no one, not even the show's producers never thought a period but after six season downton abbey aired episode in the u.s. last night. >> the finale is a quote, grand british story, with an american finish. in other words, a truly happy ending. >> okay. >> is it safe to say, no one died? >>> and finally, a bike ride that a couple guys can't ever forget. this really happened in south africa. >> this was kind of cool. they were out warming up for a long bike race when that ostrich decided to join their pat lon. he was chasing them for a good, long way and ostriches can run actually 40 miles an hour. he eventually gave up on a chase. done if he caught up to them. >> that's right. >>> more news after this. ordinary objects often seemed... intimidating. doing something simple... meant enduring a lot of pain. if ra is changing your view of everyday things orencia may help. orencia works differently by targeting a source of ra early in the inflammation process. for many, orencia provides long-term relief of ra symptoms. it's help

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. >> and a beloved dog bites not once, but twice. the controversy surrounding padi gets heated. i'm jennifer leigh. >> i'm rod carter. thank you very much for joining us tonight. we are beginning with breaking news. a three-year-old child has been shot and an adult is also hurt. paul mueller has the latest. >> reporter: well josh, the investigation intensifies here at the scene of this drive-by shooting in south saint petersburg. a lot of crime scene investigators have been here for the last hour-and-a-half. and take a look on the ground there. we have dozens of evidence markers not only on this street here, but on tenth avenue south on the other street as well. and you can see there's a woman picking up some evidence right there. from the crime scene investigators and putting it in the bag right there. and look at the house. three-year-old girl, little jayla and a 23-year-old man terrell holliman were shot. again, the evidence markers are all over the place. that is what police are looking at right now. they want to get as much evidence as they can from this scene. they are als

as monday came to a close, the garcia family mourns the death of their beloved dog charlie. adrian garcia says the dog was patrolling his chart when officer showed up looking for someone. >>if somebody comes in the house that he doesn't know, charlie, a 2-year-old american bulldog, ran next to garcias mother and park -- bark and growl that the officers . >>my mom repeatedly said don't come inside, there's a dog let me put him away. >>he said for some reason the officers didn't let him do that. one of the officers shot him in the neck. this is a photo of the dog just before he died. garcia and his wife are furious over the dog step in the weight they handle it -- the way they handled it . >>i said you shot my dog and he said no i wanted to scare him. i said there's blood all over my port -- porch, he said oh i must have hit him . >>they shot a video of the officers looking for something in the yard possibly the showcasing. the man they were looking for was a black man with dreadlocks and no one fitting that description lives here. the family has only lived at this home for 6

as we think of nancy reunited finally with her beloved ronny.and say my glory was that i had such friends. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> we do not want you to be unaware, brothers, about those who have fallen asleep so you may not breathe like the rest who have no hope. for if we believe jesus died and rose, so to will god through jesus bring with him those who have fallen asleep. indeed, we tell you this on the word of the lord that we who are alive who are left until the coming of the loord will surely not proceed those who have fallen asleep. for the lord himself with the word of command and the voice of an ark angel will come down from heaven and the dead in christ will rise first. then we who are alive and left will be caught up together with them in the clouds to meet the lord in the air. thus we shall always be with the lord. therefore, console one another with these words. the word of the lord. >> thanks be to god. >> thank you so much. it's an honor and i'm so grateful to be included today and i've been asked to say just a few words before i re

reunion,ant for nancy, as she is joined with her beloved ronnie. give thanks for the life of nancy reagan, i want to speak of and even greater love. christianse know as in the life, death, and resurrection of jesus christ, climaxing at that first easter. each gospel tells of it differently, ironically undergirding the velocity and providing a stereoscopic view of the truth, unparalleled in all of literature and life. the events of holy week leading to jesus' death sent his closest disciples into fearful hiding and finally brought strong women to his tomb in the dark of that first easter don. acted, a cosmos of divinexplosion lights and life was released, surging at god's command, breaking the three day canopy of silence. there jesus rises from death to new life, and all creation rises with him in a newly beheld radiance that is without analogy in the risen christ, death is defeated, vanquished forever. that you and is might share in his resurrection. with true, we are raised him, as is nancy, who now stands on another sure and in a greater light wi

a stranger's body in a beloved one's casket.'re learning about the misup and why no one wants to take responsibility. >>> plus, it's an issue that several of you brought to our consumer reporter susan hogan, people who are paying their gas bills are getting shutoff notices. >>> well it could be some time before a family learns what happened to their grandmother. pat collins has been following the story. relatives arrived at a funeral home to find the wrong woman in their grand mother's casket and now there are new developments. >> where is the body of virginia gray? it's at the horton funeral home, according to the hospital. >> the hospital say it is. the hospital tagged it virginia gray. so t report. we have confirmed the death of former first lady nancy reagan. she was 94 years old. from hollywood to the white house and beyond, nancy reagan and her husband, former president ronald reagan were side by side on the adventure of a lifetime. lester holt takes a look back at her life and legacy. >> nancy davis was an actress herself

. >> new at 11:00, a community mourns the loss of a beloved couple killed in an explosion in their home. >> just the biggest loss. lease a 2016 lincoln mkx for $399 a month only at your lincoln dealer. at your lincoln d >>> still following that breaking news tonight for political candidates. republican presidential candidate, donald trump, and democrat candidate, hillary clinton, taking home big wins tonight after 12 states voted for the super tuesday primaries. a look here at the breakdown. both candidates swept six states. bernie sanders and ted cruz took two states each tonight. we'll stay on top of the results as the last few states wrap up their voting overnight >> in the past four hours, a community came together to mourn the death of this beloved couple killed in an explosion at their home in cleveland county. >> eyewitness news reporter was there for tonight's vigil honoring their lives. elsa. >> reporter: it was clear from the prayers and thoughts shared here tonight that the newtons were a much loved couple and this is a close knit community. shattered by this loss. >> they we

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call the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800.974.6006 tty/v i this month a beloved children's story is coming to downtown norfolk the players are getting ready to perform james and the giant peach. so here to tell us about this very special production for so many reasons is hugh copeland be so much for being here thank you and is no longer just a children's book it's a full broadway musical and would do in the east coast for me a while before it's released in july. so tell us how big the cast is having the crow and just the big issue with damion thomas sixteen foot peach tall peach white beads. ok sixty seven people bring in this big news go to lau playwrights going to be their human rights coming down for new yorkers still shag carpet opening that guy timothy allen mcdonald and the guys who wrote the music of the same guys are the reason for broadway's christmas story and the tv show smash mouth so here's some pictures from the show tell us about this story the scenes that we're seeing here was a mother to say it was written i of course is a book in the movie now t

. >> he was my beloved, now he is gone. >> she relives the moment that her dog was killed, every time she leaves the apartment. >> it is a tearing inside when i open my door and see that in my head, him just lying there twitching. >>> it happened in this stairwell last month when a neighbor called police for an unrelated issue. the says she was talking to officer when she cracked her own door. >> i said he is friendly. >> you can see spike coming out of the apartment, his tale wagging when he shoots at point- blank range. >> the officer just started backing away and i thought he was pointing his finger at him but he pointed the gun and shot. everything happened in less than one minute. >>> she runs out of her apartment in her underwear. it is still early in the morning. the officers go back down the stairs. she is on top of the animal trying to comfort it after several emotional minutes much too graphic to show, she confronts the officers. >> they jumped on top of me, i'm in my undergarments in the hall way. >> they pinned her down to the stairs, her whole back was black and blue. >>

burial near her beloved. >> we've learned that president and mrs. reagan planned much of their farewells? >> yes, they began planning their own funerals while still in the white house. david? >> thank you, matt. >>> we turn to the severe weather developing, along the gulf coast. but first, the dangerous storms hitting the west. lightning over the skyline of los angeles. wind gusts as high as 40 miles an hour in l.a., downing power lines and knocking out power. >> reporter: el nino-fueled thunderstorms pummeling the west with deadly force. from inglewood, california, this tree crashing down onto >> reporter: to san jose, where heavy rains were likely the culprit in this collapse. >> we've got wires down, we've got accidents, we've got rescue responses. >> reporter: the system, briefly knocking out power to l.a.'s airport. lightning setting this palm tree ablaze. our neal karlinsky in pacifica, where el nino's fury condemned these apartments earlier this winter. >> reporter: they're so worried about this building falling over the cliff, they had sched

and now, a hayward man is using the bond he shared with his beloved dog to bring joy to other owners. chris: it wasn't just about everything, you know, and myself. it was about affecting other people. announcer: plus, a bay area winemaker pours his heart and soul into a very special blend of red wine. darrell groom: colby comes in one day, he's 11 years of age, and he says, "dad, dad, dad, can we make a wine together?" announcer: and the talents of this magician-- chuck katis: find your card. announcer: go way beyond tricks. chuck: i want to go represent the us. announcer: how his two passions could be just the trick to make a world impact. reymond pardini: i didn't know they were going to do all of this. announcer: but first, finding a bright light after a dark tragedy. tasha decosta: this young man chose to take a different course of action, to do better for the community. announcer: now, here's nbc bay area's garvin thomas. garvin thomas: good evening, and thank you so much for joining us. that tragedy was the senseless killing of a 17-year-old nearly a year ago. when someone so yo

as monday came to a close, the garcia family mourns the death of their beloved dog charlie. adrian garcia says the dog was patrolling his chart when officer showed up looking for someone. >>if somebody comes in the house that he doesn't know, he's going to market them.>> charlie, a 2-year-old american bulldog, ran next to garcias mother and park -- bark and growl that the officers . >>my mom repeatedly said don't come inside, there's a dog let me put him away. >>he said for some reason the that. the neck. this is a photo of the dog just before he died. garcia and his wife are furious over the dog step in the weight they handle it -- the way they >>i said you shot my dog and he said no i wanted to scare him. i said there's blood all over my port -- porch, he said oh i must have hit him . >>they shot a video of the officers looking for something in the yard possibly the showcasing. the man they were looking for was a black man with dreadlocks and no one fitting that description lives here. the family has only lived at this home for 6 months. they showed us the beware of dog si

he was preparing to leave r his beloved plantation onse april 16, 1789. the wan that washington most loved virtually unchanged with urban sprawl. for the study of george washington and was able to enjoy this and other sceness don his plantation over the course of the year. the view was my favorite especially the sun rise in the spring when they gave off a warm glow in the early morning light. washington was reluctant to leave will vernon -- mount vernon. said shearson's the united states washington and had come to believe it faced asav great a threat from the internal forces as anmi external ones of tierney. when he accepted leadership of the patriot army on the outset of the war now again the call in his service as the elected leader of the first extended republic.books to callous books tell his story during the american as many rel revolution indeed books about washington could fill a library. a few of them focus as one of the subject of my last book. washington even those biographers talk about the interlude with his life as a virginia planter, with da

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and absolutely obsessed with whig politics and kentucky senator henry clay, the beau ideal of their beloved party. they were likely in love and talking about marriage by december of 1840. unlike their parents, mary and abraham saw marriage as something beyond and economic union. they aspired to find love and friendship as well. marital expectations were greatly heightened for this generation of americans, and there was much more hand wringing as a result. this is a very important context in which they suffered their famous lovers break-up in january of 1841, but it was also their shared interests, their enthusia enthusiasm, for whig politics that reunited the couple in the publication of the famous rebecca letters in the summer of 1842. like most marriages, the lincoln marriage has its ups and downs. they enjoyed each other's company it is absolutely clear. they shared a great love of their boys, and they continued to bond over literature, poetry, the theater, and politics. there can be no doubt here that abraham lincoln chose mary lincoln because he loved her and enjoyed her company. he ch

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