one feud we should talk about would be nancy reagan and barbara bush. 1980, and george h.w. bush and ron reagan run against each other. of course, this often happens -- reconciliation, vice president george h.w. bush, president ronald reagan. but nancy reagan is constantly putting barbara in her place, constantly disrespectful, constantly disrespectful to both bushes, but particularly barbara. there is a story where barbara shows up at the white house in a similar colored dress to nancy reagan, and nancy makes it clear the event is not going to start until she changes. and they are fellow republicans. carol: there is a similar feud between julia dent grant and mary todd lincoln. mary todd lincoln, they are going to get in a boat to go into richmond and lord it over the defeated south. julia gets in the boat and sits down in a seat. mary todd lincoln gets in, and she says, you are sitting in my seat. get up. julia got up. she never forgot this. and then when they had a carriage tour around washington to see the lights, to celebrate the victory, mary invites her husband, ulysses s.

no president takes such action lightly. >> in george h.w. bush, the first president bush's administration, ned a crisis in october of their -- they had a crisis in october of their first year. president bush said manuel noriega had to go from office. he was a dictator in panama who was connected to the drug trade. >> for nearly two years, the united states, nations of latin america and the caribbean, have worked together to resolve the crisis in panama. the goals of the united states have been to safeguard the lives of americans, to defend democracy in panama, to combat drug trafficking, and to prerkt the integrity of the panama canal treaty. >> this was aiest consistent refrain from president bush, that he was going to see noriega go. they end up hearing about a coup plot from some junior military officers in the noriega regime. and there are different cabinet secretaries in that administration had different reactions to whether or not they should get involved in that coup attempt. the mixed signals ended up leading to a failed coup in panama. s

it happened in the iran-cont iran-contra investigation, george h.w. bushmed to be out of the loop. special counsel investigation that led to charges against scooter libby caused major tensions between george w. bush and vice president dick cheney. it's one of the many interesting subplots to keep an eye on. thanks for sharing your sunday. hope to see you at noon weekdays. next, live coverage of the president's speech to the big islamic summit in saudi arabia. enjoy your sunday. you're going to be hanging out in here. so if you need anything, text me. do you play? ♪ ♪ use the chase mobile app to send money in just a tap, to friends at more banks then ever before. you got next? chase. helping you master what's now and what's next. if you have moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis like me, and you're talking to your rheumatologist about a medication... ...this is humira. this is humira helping to relieve my pain... ...and protect my joints from further damage. humira has been clinically studied for over 18 years. humira works by targeting and helping to...

george h.w. bush. k with nixon, wanted roger to help him out with the image. with all the secret service guys around, went up to george h.w. bush and pushed him. and he almost fell over. roger said you have to stand up on your own two feet in a stance that makes sure if somebody pushes you, you're not going to fall down. just that self assurance, that physical self assurance was important, and he got that message across in a physical way, probably risked getting shot by one of the secret service guys to do it but made his point. liz: and told ronald reagan be yourself, he was being stilted in the debate practices and that worked with ronald reagan's campaign, right? >> absolutely did. one of the things by the way, he was so well known as being a great manager behind the scenes, though a lot of people didn't realize it. i was working for the "wall street journal" which is where you and i originally met over 20 years ago but at the same time doing a little television show that was funded by john malone fr

in july 1993 following an ethics investigation that was launched under clinton's predecessor george h.w. bush. there were questions about political influence, and here's how president clinton responds. >> mr. president, do you think this will in any way create the impression that the fbi is being politicized and hurt the longstanding tradition that the fbi not be subject to political pressure? >> absolutely not. as a matter of fact, that's one of the reasons we have taken the amount of time that we have. the attorney general, when she took office, was asked by me to review this matter. both of aeed n e normal course of events, the director of the fbi should not be changed just because administrations change. even when, perhaps even especially when there's a change of political party in the white house. so the attorney general was very deliberate, very thorough in this. and i think has gone out of her way to avoid the appearance of political impropriety. >>> mr. speaker, are you comfortable with the firing of -- >> while touring a plant in ohio today, house speaker paul ryan did not answer sho

carter, along with former presidents george h.w. busharack obama, issued statements praising his service. must-see video tonight -- a shark attack caught on camera, the great night not -- the great white knocking a man off his kayak off the coast of monterey, california. -- oh my god. kimberly: the shark chomped the kayak like a chew toy. the kayaker was an experienced diver and he kicked in. use the gps tracker to call for help. a family in a sailboat found him and kept him calm until the coast guard arrived. his instincts kicked in? my instincts would be to freak out. brian: that's just crazy. kimberly: i think they said he tried to make no big splashy movements and watched the shark as he swam away. brian: the shiny things are attractive? kimberly: maybe he wanted the kayak. brian: weather-wise, you don't need an arc or a kayak, but we will see showers tomorrow that will impact afternoon plans. i think monday is showing promise. our neighborhood pool opened up today. it was a little chilly today with clouds. tomorrow, very similar, te

kimberly: other presidents to receive the honor include gerald ford and george h.w. bush. republican leaders in congress are defending the health care bill passed by the house. house paul ryan pushed back on claims the bill was rushed. >> a lot of your members have said there was not a single committee hearing or markup on the finalized version of the bill. there was not a cbo analysis of the bill. >> i think this is a bogus attack from the left. the bill has been -- >> not the final version. >> the final version was an amendment that was three pages long and would take 30 seconds to read. kimberly: the senate could make changes starting this week. news exclusive about the fraternity death at penn state. 18 students face serious charges after a pledge was left 12 hours after falling down a flight of stairs, eventually dying. a former frat member claims that he wanted to call 911, but no one would let him. reporter: tonight, the final hours of the penn state university student timothy piazza's life. freshman cordell with bruises. >> i said we should call right now. reporter

by 1989, president george h.w. bush had had enough. noriega's threats and attacks on americans in panama created an imminent danger to the 35,000 american citizens in panama. hid in the vatican embassy in panama city. the u.s. army bombarded the building with heavy metal music at unbearable levels. in 1990 he was flown to miami and charged with drug trafficking. although the defense argued the cia had known about this, he was sentenced to 40 years in jail in 1992. pineapple face, as he was known from his acne scars, was finally humiliated. at home, crowds rejoiced. some waved teddy bears come a because a weirdly noriega used to collect them. he spent the rest of his life in prison. two years ago he asked for forgiveness from all the people he had wronged. his death draws a line under the old latin america of corrupt and one ofctators america's worst policy failures in supporting him. john simpson, bbc news. ofra: the complex legacy general noriega. what would it be like to step inside of a painting? you can find out. google has come up

following his death president george h.w. bush wasn't tweeted, but roger ailes was my friend and i loved him. not sure i would have been president without his great talent, loyal help. rest in peace. after roger ailes left fox news, he returned to politics briefly to assist donald trump in debate prep against hillary clinton. a spokeswoman for trump called the two long-time friends. josh haskell, abc news, new york. >> the coroner in detroit ruled cornell's death a suicide. ♪ >> cornell's body was found in a hotel room following this concert with sound garden last night in detroit. cornell and the band burst onto the rock scene in the early '90s, part of the seattle grunge phenomenon. he fronted the band's temple of the dog and released several solo albums. chris cornell was 52. and we have the gallery of photos of both roger ailes and chris cornell on abc7news.com. >> today marks the five-year anniversary of facebook's ipo and you recall it didn't go quite as planned or they hoped initially. trading was plagued by technical glitc

. >> reporter: his uncle is former president george h.w. bush. george w.re his first cousins. you have been worldly more so than most people. >> for sure. i should have known better, absolutely. there's no question about that. people also say you should have stopped him. but i didn't have the strength of character at the time to do that. i wish i did. >> reporter: bush says building that strength of character has taken time. and self-reflection. >> i'm spending my days now much more joyously, much more present. meditation. i spend time on mindfulness. i try to daily. >> how do you convince some people who are going to say, you just want your job back, you just want to get back on tv? how do you convey to people that this is -- >> i can't, i don't think i can. and -- if they feel that then there's nothing i can do about it. i can tell you that ready to get back to work now because there is purpose and there is clarity and there is acceptance and there is a changed person. >> reporter: for "nightline," i'm robin roberts in new york. >>> up next, a sneak peek

. >> reporter: former republican presidents gerald ford and george h.w. bushave received the award, but obama is the first democratic president. >> usually as a president moves from politics into history americans tend to appreciate him more even if he was very controversial at the time. >> reporter: valerie jarrett was obama's senior adviser. >> he was able to soar above a lot of the kind of toxic rhetoric that you hear in washington, and by every single indicator, he's moved our country forward. >> reporter: but now that his signature achievements are challenged by a new administration -- >> make no mistake, this is a repeal and a replace of obamacare. >> reporter: how far he moved the country is still an open question. president obama will be joined by first lady michelle and joe biden. inside, more than 700 guests watched as caroline kennedy and her son jack, president kennedy's only grandson, present the profile in courage award. live courage tonight on msnbc. kate. >> thanks so much. still ahead tonight, one city's lack of affordable housing brought into

. >> reporter: his media savvy helped elect nixon, ronald reagan and george h.w. bush. not sure i would have been president without his great talent and loyal help. >> politics is america's favorite indoor sport. >> reporter: he would make his indelible mark creating fox news. >> what is ailes' legacy. >> it's transforming politics into a contact sport. anything goes. >> reporter: abe sherman called it a world wrestling style politics that led to the election of donald trump. anne thompson, nbc news, new york. >>> there's a lot more ahead here this evening, it's heating up out there. don't get burned by picking the wrong sun screen this summer. a warning about the surprising number that may not protect like the labels promise. >>> something we've never seen before in this country. a major change for america's moms. hope you can stay with us. >>> beach season is just around the corner. a new study out today is helping people from getting burned. a lot of those spf numbers on sunscreen labels are much higher than the protection that's inside the bottle. nbc business corre

. >> his media savvy helped elect nixon, ronald reagan and george h.w. bushics is america's favorite indoor sport. >> he would make his mark creating fox news, a platform for conservative voices. what is ailes' legacy? >> i think it's transforming american poll sicks into a contact sport where there's no rules. >> his biographer calls it a world wrestling style of politics that led to the election of donald trump. a controversial republican king maker undone by scandal. anne thompson, nbc news, new york. >>> just ahead, late breaking news on the rape case against julian julianne assange. that's why you'll stay in this drawer forever. i can't live without you, and that's why i'll never ever wash you. protect your clothes from stretching, fading and fuzz with downy fabric conditioner. fading and fuzz with downy fabric conditioner. it smooths and strengthens fibers to protect clothes from the damage of the wash. so your favorite clothes stay your favorite clothes. downy fabric conditioner. heare you one sneeze away from being voted out of the carpool? try zyrtec

ailes would go on to work for presidents ronald reagan and george h.w. bush. c nbc for a time in the early 90's before becoming the founding ceo of fox news in 1996. ailes left fox last summer amid a sexual harassment scandal. again roger ailes dead at the age of 77. >> we have an update on that water main break in northwest. d.c. water reports macarthur boulevard will remain closed in that both directions while the repairs continue. i know that is major commuter route so find alternates. advice to find those alternates including using canal road and parkway. what a mess. mess. minor traffic jam in northeast after it got stuck under a bridge. take a look at this. the tractor-trailer was stuck for nearly an hour at the fort totten metro station. crews had to cut the top off the trailer. the driver thank goodness was not hurt. >> ♪ >> beer gardens. they are growing in popularity especially in our area. now one popular garden in d.c. is expanding planning two new additional locations. the owners of dacha are planning to build a new beer garden on 14th and f stree

went onto help elect president nixon, ronald reagan, george h.w. bush. last july accusations of sexual harrassment forced ailes to retire from fox news. roger ailes was 77 years old. >> meantime, seattle space needle went dark for hour in memory of chris burnell, front man of the group, the wayne county michigan medical examiner's office ruled colonel's death a suicide by hanging, although full autopsy report is not yet complete. colonel was born and raise in the see at and helped form foundation which would become grunge scene. he was 52 years old. >> another sure sign of spring in philadelphia is the annual stotesbury regatta. >> we have some video, maybe get it to you later in the show. it is the oldest and largest high school rowing competition in the world, held annually, has been since 1927. high schoolers from all across the country and canada had complete. last year the largest society beer any history. >> always good event. >> absolutely. >> well, there is much more to cover on cbs-3 "eyewitness news," list of best summer hot spots, includes fou

. >> reporter: his media savvy helped elect nixon and george h.w. bush. today president bush tweeting not sure i would have been president without his help. he would make his mark creating fox news, a platform for conservative voices. what is ailes' legacy? >> it's really transforming american politics into a contact sport with no rules and anything goes. >> reporter: it's called a world wrestling st trump. a controversial republican king maker, undone by scandal. ann thompson, nbc news, new york. >>> there is a lot more ahead here this evening. it is heating up out there but don't get burned by picking the wrong sunscreen. a warning about the number that may not protect like the labels promise. >>> something we've never seen before, major change for america's moms. hope you can stay with us. we never stopped tasting... and tinkering. until we had... a line of the world's best hot dogs. we removed the added nitrates and nitrites waved goodbye to by-products. and got rid of the artificial preservatives in all of our meat. every. single. one. for every. sin

action star turned california governor arnold schwarzenegger posting this photo with george h.w. bushnd wife barbara. bush, feeling better after being hospitalized two weeks ago. the governor deliver commencement address which he ended with hasta la vista, baby, i'll be back. >>> when we come back a wonderful story on this eve of mother's day. stay with us. at doesn't mean we're giving up. i'm in this for me. for me. along with diet and exercise, farxiga helps lower blood sugar in adults with type 2 diabetes. lowering a1c by up to 1.2 points. do not take if allergic to farxiga. if you experience symptoms of a serious allergic reaction such as rash, swelling, difficulty breathing or swallowing, stop taking and seek medical help right away. do not take farxiga if you have severe kidney problems, are on dialysis, or have bladder cancer. tell your doctor right away if you have blood or red color in your urine or pain while you urinate