"trailblazer" was george w. bush, and "scorecard" was dwight d. eisenhower. >> in the mid 1970s, more than a decade after the jfk assassination, dave card's father and stepmother happen to be living in a one-bedroom flat on this block in fort worth, texas. living across the street, a well-known neighbor -- the mother of lee harvey oswald. >> your stepmom and dad end up living across the street from marguerite. >> yes, and they would talk as neighbors occasionally. i don't think they were very close. >> ida card, however, admires marguerite's home, which is a little bigger and nicer than her duplex. >> well, it's a 2-bedroom. it's got a garage out back, a driveway, small porch out front. >> and when marguerite dies in 1981, donald and ida card purchase it. >> your family bought the house that lee harvey oswald's mother lived in?

in 2007, this is 18 months before 18 months before president george w. bush left office. the senator from new york set for the rest of this president's term, 18 months, we should

john kerry it lost to incumbent president george w. bush in a tight election. this is about 21 minutes. [applause] ♪ [cheers and applause] [cheers and applause] senator kerry: i want to thank you. but i don't want you to stop the enthusiasm, all right? thank you. thank you all. thank you to the voters from coast to coast, who truly have made this a super tuesday. thank you very, very much. i want to thank -- i don't know how many of you here had a chance to hear it, but we heard it upstairs, a remarkably gracious, powerful, generous statement by john edwards tonight. and i want all of us here -- i want to thank -- there is no question that john edwards brings a compelling voice to our party. great eloquence to the cause of working men and women all across our nation, and great promise for leadership for the years to come, and we thank him so much for what he has done. [applause] kerry: i -- i believe -- i believe that in 2004, one united democratic party, we can and we will win this election -- [cheers and applause] kerry: and we will build one america, of free

george w. bushgot clobbered in new hampshire, south carolina was his firewall. - throttled mccain. - throttled mccain. so this isn't all a game of cricket or croquet and at some point, the bush's have always had to fight and fight hard and so there's world enough and time for that for governor bush. i just don't know if the party itself has become so ideologically incoherent that when you think about a nominee of this desperate group of people, is it even possible to have someone who reflects each of these elements because these elements are so confusing. - right, the reality is that jeb bush is certainly not running in the party of george h. w. bush, he's arguably not running in the party of george w. bush. - that's the really striking thing. - those who have said he may have just been out of politics for so long, having been governor for some time but some time ago, the world may have changed. - it's not a particularly coherent party right now and this book is shot through with, as you said, use y

that makes for complexity, but i think he's more transparent, in some ways, as a character, than george w. bush is, necessarily, and certainly than reagan. >> evan: did you ever think about doing a clinton book? i mean, it sounds like you've also decided just to stick with, you know, nixon, reagan, bush. >> thomas: it seems as if i have a franchise here. >> evan: no carter, no clinton. >> thomas: yeah. >> evan: why do you hate democrats? [laughter]. >> thomas: i -- guys, and this is the part of me that liked reagan. i don't want to relive the carter administration. at all. on any terms. imaginative or otherwise. i mean, i think there are fascinating democratic presidents to write about. i mean, the incumbent -- it probably won't be me, but the discipline of barack obama. there's a kind of tautness to him. >> evan: yep. low highs, high lows, you know. >> thomas: he's going to be very good to some novelist. and the type of president who is also a writer will be interesting, i think. >> evan: so just not you. to somebody else. >> thomas: not me. i think i've got a couple of more of these in me. >>

we understand george w. bush, his wife, laura. roslyn carter, and others will be here, all to say goodbye to mrs. reagan. in simi valley, laura anthony, "abc7 news." >>> "abc7 news" will carry nancy reagan's funeral live tomorrow. coverage begins at approximately 11:00 a.m. >>> shifting gears now. check your frozen pizzas. dijorna is recalling 3 million packages after shards of glass were discovered. the company believes it may have come as spinach used as an ingredient. no one has reported any injuries. we have a link to the full list of recall products on our website, abc7news.com. >>> and a california paced pistachio producer is recalling some nuts after they were linked to salmonella. they say the nuts were sold throughout the u.s. and canada under the brand name wonderful, paramount farms and trader joe's. the cases were reported in nine state bs you not here in california. >>> millennials are becoming a major force in the housing market, but getting a down payment is tough. >> this is really an interesting thing. consumer re

but, so and i wrote in the book about my conversation with george w. bush the day of the inauguration. >> yeah. >> and i had been on television and i said how gracious, that he had been a true patriot, you know. >> yeah. >> and i tried to explain to him what i had said, and he said i don't watch tv. and i said, well, i'll tell you what i said. and he could not have been -- he put his hands on my shoulder and said, axelrod, i've been watching you. so now i'm like, i'm wondering what's coming next, and a little nervous about it. >> right. >> and he said, and you're all right. you're going to do all right here, but this is going to be the ride of your life, so hang on because it's going to go by faster than you can imagine. which is a really gracious interchange. and one of the things that i would like to encourage is this notion that we can disagree in our politics without hating each other. >> right. >> that we can disagree without impeaching each other as americans. >> yeah. >> as patriots. i have no doubt that george w bush loves this country as much as an

george w. bush could replace her now appears to have resigners remorse because she's upset -- >> right. >> -- that some of the decisions she made, both in campaign finance and affirmative action, but also on abortion are being overturned. but she should have thought of that when she let him appoint these guys. >> come back to what i said earlier, elections have consequences. >> absolutely right. and of 2016, and i say this to, you know, all the people, there's no difference. 2016 is going to decide whether or not the federal government does anything about climate change. >> yeah. >> it will decide whether or not we preserve financial reform, which obviously i'm invested in. >> you have a certain amount of named -- you have naming rights on that. right. >> if the republicans win, they will repeal it. they all voted against it. and abortion will turn around. on the other hand, i believe if the democrats win and the president gets to appoint somebody, her appointee will be someone who will -- [laughter

he supported john kerry over george w. bush.he contributed twice to hillaryn in 2008. >> i need your help. i believe with all of my heart that the winner of the florida primary next tuesday will be the nominee of the republican party. so you are given an incredible task. you are given an incredible task a week from now. and i need your help. by nature vote. >> we are all familiar with march madness and at the home-court advantage is coming north. next week we are going to win the state of ohio. [cheers and applause] nicole: five states hold their primaries on march 15th. 350 delegates will be awarded in florida, illinois, missouri, north carolina and ohio next tuesday. lauren: vermont senator bernie sanders winning michigan in a stunning upset with 49.9%. the key victory came despite many polls that showed hillary clinton leading sanders by double digits in the state. nicole: in the meantime, the secretaries date easily winning mississippi with your support from black voters. 82.6%. >> next tuesday here in florida, let's show th

she was followed in by former president george w. bushush, behind them, hillary clinton, all being seated here at the front row of nancy reagan's funeral, which will start in just a couple minutes from now. bill novak, i wanted to get to you, because i think it's important to talk about the significance of the reagan family, the children. they will be reading here at the funeral. can you just tell me their relationship, patty and ron specifically with their parents? >> that's a complicated story, but i wanted to follow up on something carl bernstein said. he more or less made this point. i want to make it explicitly. she was not a very ideological person. she was a pragmatist. she had many friends who were liberals. she moved him especially with the gorbachevs and making some kind of settlement with the soviet union. i think she was a big influence in that way. but in all the hours we spent together, she barely discussed politics with me. i was struck by that. her relationship with her kids was -- is probably i think best discussed at ano

>>michelle obama, george w. bush and his wife along with relatives of every president going back to jfk were in attendance. chris martinez has more. >>i know that my redeemer limit.>> reporter: a prayer was read for nancy reagan as her casket was carried outside or her funeral. >> [ music ] >> their love was clear in a letter the president wrote to mrs. reagan on their first christmas in the white house. >>fortunately for me, that is, for there could be no life for me without you. >>nancy reagan was involved in planning her memorial service here at the reagan library. officials tell her she chose everything from the flowers, pallbearers, program and guest list. >>the first lady paid her last respects as did former president george w. bush and 3 former first lady's. the reagans children's reflected >>when my father was shot and my mother rushed to the hospital , they at first wouldn't let her see him. i have to, she said. you don't understand how it is with us. >>she will once again lay down beside the man who was the

i drove straight across the country to work for george w. bush in texas, the first time i had been to texas and i never left. beenhere ever since. ted and i spent a few years on the bush administration before i grew up in california, jackie, when it was reagan country. a small rural town. my parents were medical missionaries. and my brother and i spent a lot of time outdoors and had a small business when we were kids. my dad said if you want to make ney, go find a product and sell it. my brother and i had a bread baking business and helped pay for some of college. had a wonderful upbreaing ingupbringing with parents that were principled and believed in a healthy mind, body and spirit. i knew i met my match. as you may or may not know about ted, he's cuban-american, raised by a father who came here fighting for freedom. came with nothing and built a small business and ted's mother was first in her family to go to college. ted is incredibly principled. has great, gat courage and is the most thoughtful person i know. >> did you know he wanted to go

he beat george w. bush there, correct? - right. - and santorum won the iowa and romney won new hampshire. - yeah, he won the big. - yeah, big. - so, who's going to win new hampshire? - i don't know, and i'm telling you i really admit i don't know. it is so hard to get a handle on what's happening and look, you have a lot of people supporting trump and he's, i hear that he's being supported by the tea party. the tea party hates government-funded, single-payer healthcare and trump is for it. the tea party hates eminent domain and trump is for it. - trump is for it, right. - there are so many things of trump's positions that don't correspond to the political positions of the group that's supposed to be supporting him. - except for two things. - i can't explain. - they want authenticity and the guy is nothing if not authentic. - well. - right, he says whatever comes to his head. you don't think so? - i don't think so. - you think he's inauthentic? - i think loud bs is not authentic and i grew up in new york (audience laugh and

obama is calling for an up-or-down vote on his nominee and you oppose that but back in 2005 when george w. bush was president you made exact the victim argument that president obama is making now. take a listen. >> in a democracy an up-or-down vote should be given to a president's judicial nominees, it is not complicated, it is simple, it is fair, it worked for 229 years. it has served us well. >> senator, if an up-or-down vote for judicial nominee is simple and pair and principle serving for 229 years now 230 years, if that is true then, is it still true? >> we were talking about apples and oranges that because not in connection with the supreme court vacancy, what we are talking about here, here is the factual situation. >> but it is a judicial nominee. >> they are not the same. the supreme court is very different from the other courts. what we are talking about here is a security vacancy in the middle of a presidential election year made by a lame duck president who is open way out the door. the impact that will have on this court for the next carter of a century. that is the issue before us

george w. bush was the president, the first iphone wasn't even released yet. that was the last time eric was free. >> i had a gun in the consider and i grabbed it and fired warning shots out of the window. old in 2006. he was leaving a bar when a group of men surrounded his truck. to protect myself. >> reporter: no one was hurt. he had no criminal history, but a judge sentenced him to 20 years in florida state prison forage vatted assault. no and it is like the wind just got sucked rite out of you. you know. and i looked at my parents. >> i just couldn't believe it. >> it is hard. >> reporter: even though no one is hurt or even touched, if a jury convicted you of aggravated assault, florida's 10-20 life law requires a minimum mandatory 20-year sentence, and that's what happened to wyatt. t the time of sentencing, the judge made a point of saying he was bound by the legislature. >> the same day i got sentenced, there was a guy who had a child molestation case base. >> reporter: it has been nine years since the sentence, one that has also taken its toll on wyatt

research and she thanked president obama after he reversed the stem-cell research instituted by george w. bush. in the later years she took on another very touching issue and that's alzheimer's and her husband, ronald reagan had alzheimer's the last ten years of his life and something near and dear to her heart and she went around the nation and extolling people to be in touch with this theme for more research and something that touches so many americans. >> absolutely. >> of course, we always remember her helping out her husband when he started to get confused later in life. they had such a special relationship, and the love letters were released. >> from one to the other, by the way. they went both ways, but she was so involved in the white house. she ordered new china any paid for by private funds and she said the white house needed that china. she was involved with state dinners and they had 48 state dinners during the reagan presence inny, compare that to just six during george w. bush and she was very involved with staff and she made sure that everybody tended to her husband and she was

our constitution prohibits habeas corpus from being suspended, even though george w. bushed that. we don't commit torture. we are not isis. amy: george w. bush was in power for eight years. mr. edwards: i know. and some of the stuff he did was outrageous, too. this is not republican or democrat. this is a problem with people who forget what american values are supposed to be. amy: soon after you left office, timothy mcveigh blew up the building in oklahoma city. mr. edwards: i have friends who died. that was my district. amy: the horror of that. 163 people died. mr. edwards: children, babies. amy: talk about how the oklahoma city bombing was treated differently than any other terrorist attack. he was a white, christian, army vet. mr. edwards: and he was on trial in the united states in our court system and he was found guilty and he was executed. what i compare that to is now the argument that is being made by a lot of people in my party that you can't close guantÁnamo and bring people back to stand trial, as though our court systems don't work. it certainly worked in the

it actually happened to president george w. bush. on the first day out of office, january 22nd, 2009, think about it. he'd had security for 16 years. he finally gets back to dallas. he calls it the promised land, and mrs. bush calls it the after life. [laughter] and he says to the secret service team, i want to go to the hardware store like a normal perp, and i want to -- person, and i want to shop around, because i'm going to make this man cave, and i'm going to paint things, and it's going to be awesome. so he asks the secret service, can we do that? yeah, okay. so they decide they're going to dress in khakis. they're going to go incognito to the hardware store, which i think is funny because they went in three suvs. [laughter] but they're trying. so they get there, secret service melts into the background, and he says, thank you so much, i'm going to shop around. he's on his own, and this guy's walking by him, and he says anyone ever tell you that you look like george w. bush? [laughter] and the president said, all the time. [laug

more than two solo trips to afghanistan, and today as the chair of the women's initiative of the george w. bushnstitute she continues to work on global healthcare innovation, empowering women in emerging democracies, education reform and supporting the men and women who have served in america's military. they also have with us a gender activist with more than 25 years of experience in economic development and advocacy. extensive experience in capacity building and ngo development in afghanistan, worked with the afghan civil service commission and government counterparts to increase women's participation in government and currently serves as senior gender advisor. and is also feature in the wonderful new book we are here to celebrate. finally, i am delighted to introduce mr. stephen have currently serves as the chair of us it board of directors as our wise counsel and champion. previously steve was the assistant to the president of the national security affairs to then-president george w. bush. from january 2001 to 2005. assistant to the president and deputy security advisor. please join me in g

george h.w. bush and george w. bush, and certainly george w. bush even better. and in president bush and vice president cheney, you had two people who were avid consumers of intelligence. believed in the importance of intelligence, and it was how each of them, in separate ways, would start their day. vice president cheney, for example, would have his briefer in -- and david addington can talk in more detail. he would actually get an intelligence briefing before he walked in to sit down with president bush to hear the intelligence briefing presented to president bush. and would comment on that. and sometimes add items that he was aware that maybe had not been covered by president bush's briefer. so you had two people who were avid consumers of intelligence. we tried to get intelligence to him and to them in different ways. of course, the one everybody knows about is the pdb, the presidents' daily brief, which is a took with a series of intelligence pieces that a briefer comes in, hands to the president of the united states, and walks the president through piece b

>>michelle obama, george w. bush and his wife along with relatives of every president going back to jfk were in attendance. chris martinez has more. >>i know that my redeemer limit.>> reporter: a prayer was read for nancy reagan as her casket was carried outside or her funeral. >> [ music ] letter the president wrote to mrs. reagan on their first christmas in the white house. >>fortunately for me, that is, for there could be no life for me without you. >>nancy reagan was involved in planning her memorial service here at the reagan library. officials tell her she chose everything from the flowers, pallbearers, program and guest list. >>the first lady paid her last respects as did former president george w. bush and 3 former first lady's. the reagans children's reflected on their mothers devotion. >>when my father was shot and my mother rushed to the hospital , they at first wouldn't let her see him. i have to, she said. you don't understand how it is with us. >>she will once again lay down beside the man who was the l

cupp, former george w. bush advisor, mark mckinnon and democratic strategist steve mcmahon. you do not want donald trump to be your nominee. what is your best hope? >> i mean i guess the best hope is that either cruz or kasich or rubio would somehow, you know, find a way to the nomination. >> on the back of a unicorn? >> i mean, i know. i've surrendered. i've waved the white flag. what i don't understand though, jake, and you know this better than anyone, we were able to find all of romney's bane victims. we were able to find carly fiorina's hp victims. where are the victims of trump university and trump mortgage? you know this guy has got to have a wake of carnage. i just don't know why that hasn't been more of a story to put a face to the policies that trump would have in the white house. >> mark, there are some republicans like bill bennett and others who are starting to say, look, this can be the way that we can win the white house. we've been trying to get white working class voters to join our party more. look at some of the turnout numbers. first, look at how many mor

george w. bush. from president jimmy carter, theirs was one of our nation's great love stories and a model country. 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. >> nancy, thank you for your love. 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. encounters with nancy reagan, did you not? >> yes, several. but the big one was at a reception when i

they sure held against george w bush when he raised taxes. then you get the second president bush and the tea party really began without the name in the reaction that began to take hold at the end of w's administration as it was seen as failing and conservatives didn't really want to define it as a failure of conservatism. never mind that most of that spending was in baghdad and not in buffalo or biloxi. much of their constituency is over 65 and they criticized him for no child left behind behind and for being open on immigration. he generally was open on immigration. he tried to pass immigration reform. at the end of each of these presidencies they said what did we do all that work for. we still haven't changed the way these politicians say they are going to change things. we should not be the least surprised that the whole thing is blown up in 2016. >> this is the key point. they have this notion of greed and the trial an elected official and now we come to a critical point in the book and the impeachment of bill clinton which you describe a

unlike anything i have seen in the post-george w. bush era.tion and the more elite side of the party, the establishment elected officials and donors who are horrified at the trump asen den sy and now at odds with each other deep into the presidential prostecess and we're watching in realtime as a major american political party imploeds on itself. >> we covered senator marco rubio joined by governor nikki haley saying that the candidacy of donald trump is scary and yet over the weekend the endorsement by alabama senator jeff sessions in madison, alabama, supporting donald trump. are some admitting that he is the presumptionive nominee? >> the endorsement is significant because he is the heart and soul of the populous and very much in line with trump's own position, more strike i was the recent endorsement of new jersey governor chris christie of trump and he is one of several mayor establishment figures, more centrist part of the party that's gravitating towards trump. the key question for many -- top republicans right now is how to handle the

george w. and laura bush.here is also a long list of celebrity guests, media figures here including abc's own diane sawyer giving a reading. >> i will come back and take you to be with me that you also may be where i am. she will be laid to rest with her late husband. >> here they will stay as they always wished it to be. resting in each other's arms. till the end of lauren lister abc news, simi valley. maureen: coming up at 6:00 -- a portrait worth a thousand words. artist exploration of race wins a major prize. details ahead. erin: i'm erin hawksworth. coming up in sports, d.c. united looks to bounce back after their season opening loss. plus, g.w. trying to keep its ncaa tournament hopes alive against st. joseph's. sports is in ten minutes. leon: tourists on the -- maureen: the tourists on the way to washington. what can they expect? doug: it's all right here. in this little box. starting off with a lot of sunshine. looking live from the national harbor. the sun down above the horizon. beautiful evening. it

in the white house, george w. bushnot being nimble enough so i understand how the rigidity of the office and the rigidity of the presidency is a real thing but his personal instincts -- and i think we've got someone here known for how wonderful his instincts are, but obama's personal instincts are deeply troubling even to his base of support. >> and i think it helps embolden the extreme republicans who are running for president that that might be destructive. >> yes, it does. mika, that is a great point, donald trump -- i've been saying this for six to nine months -- did not rise in a vacuum. donald trump is a reaction to barack obama's continued weakness in the face of isis, whether it was james foley, whether it was paris, or whether it's now brussels, him doing the wave with castro while, again, americans are injured, missing and while our nato allies are under going another major terror attack. it's as baffling as ted cruz's reaction: joining us now, former mayor of new york rudy giuliani and former nato supreme al

many voters were tired with george w. bush that's what hurt the jeb bush candidacy. they don't want a dynasty, they don't want a bush or a clinton. donald trump is very different. he has shown he has a lot of political skills. he has shown to be an adept debater. he went toe to toe with politicians that have been debating for decades. working.ertainly it remains to be seen if donald trump weld the -- will participate in future debates. don't count ted cruz out, he is still not too far behind in the delegate count. donald trump still has to win ohio in order to make the case that this thing is over. if he should lose ohio to kasich, may be a brokered or contested convention. it would be, difficult to get to the 1237 number. for trump, it is more easily attainable especially if he wins a mile. host: stephen is an mccain, pennsylvania. you for having me on. i'm 71 years old, a vietnam veteran. airborne,he 170 third i have voted two times in my life, once for jimmy carter -- big mistake. once for george w. bush, another mistake. i'm going to vote for tump -- trump in a b

you also have john mccain, criticized for being at george w. bush'strina hit. he went on with that birthday party, and he stayed with john mccain and celebrated their birthday in arizona. did not end that. you have george her better walker bush in kennebunkport maine during the height of the gulf crisis, raising eyebrows, as well. so republican presidents have not necessarily dropped everything. >> nobody told him to drop everything. the question raised by honest people in the media, as well. not just republicans who are saying why not go to washington and why -- why -- we just played the clip of the president. i would love to know if jonathan agrees with the president when he says tell isis make sure the terrorists know they're weak not strong. how can we say that after paris, after san bernardino in california on american soil? i mean, they're not weak. and i worry about anyone who says that isis is weak. we may say to them, and we should, we're going to destroy you, we're going to take out your oil fields, technology, we're going to take you out. b

one example -- donald trump says he admires vladimir putin while he has called george w. bush a liar. that is a twisted example of evil trumping good. so far, none of romney's attacks has worked, including a call to release trump's tax returns. >> going to be a much bigger party and i think we are going to win in november. >> reporter: trump has soared in the polls and definitely soured on romney. >> this guy, what a terrible -- i endorsed him and about two weeks later, i said he is never going to win. >> reporter: now for good measure, donald trump has tweeted this morning, i am the only one who can beat hillary clinton. i am not a mitt romney who doesn't know how to win. >>> the gop front-runner will face three rivals tonight in a debate. ben carson's campaign is over. he said on wednesday i do not see a political path forward. the retired neurosurgeon finished no better than fourth in all of the super tuesday primaries and caucuses. major garrett is outside the fox theater in detroit, the site of tonight's debate. >> reporter: good morning. donald trump's republican opponen

among them michelle obama and george w. bush. >> i am the resurrection and the light. >> reporter: a solemn procession. [ singing ] >> reporter: and a crowd of 1,000 guests here to memorialize nancy leaguan. >> accept our prayers. >> reporter: family and friends remembering her life from hollywood to the white house and more than five decades by the side of her beloved husband. >> she really always was on his mind. >> reporter: that love playing a role in the services. >> i love the whole gang of you. mommy, first lady, the sentimental you, the fun you, >> reporter: the guests including michelle obama, hillary clinton, george w. and laura bush, arnold schwartz neg. she will be laid to rest next to her husband in this hillside tomb. >> over the years nancy helped plan every detail of her own funeral from the flowers to the music. >>> the house gave their final approval for a bill which will crack down on the trafficking of electronic benefit transferring cards. anyone who has two or more and tries to sell one would be charged wit

and then saying that george w. bushas a liar, at the same time saying putin someone who he respects as a strong and effective leader. it has been one outrage after the other. his mocking of a reporter based on their physical disability. and the sexual and vulgar elements have been a part of this campaign. my thought was i was going to remain neutral and call the balls and strikes and a foul here and there. with the ku klux klan equal -- equivocation and with how late this is getting in the process, i said to myself when my grandkids come and say, what are you going to do to stop donald trump, i don't want to say i did nothing. mark: a big date is tuesday when florida and other states vote. you did some other interviews. is that it? what will you be doing between now and ohio? you said you would do everything you could to stop donald trump. gov. romney: i'm doing this, which actually reaches more voters than showing up in a state. i am not sure my showing up in a state would make much of a difference come anyway. most pe

laura, president george w. bush laura bush time.r from time to she very much been focused on her husband while he was alive. on her life in california. in plainfield, indiana. caller: this has been an series.t i really enjoyed it. you kind of touched on it on the special relationship between margaret thatcher and nancy reagan. was nancy's relationship to thatcher's. thank you very much. >> do you know anything about relationship? >> i know that nancy invited margaret thatcher to the 80th reagan. of that's pretty good. a woman about president? >> it was a statement. it's time for a woman president country >> he may not have to wait that long. a very short do period on first gentlemen. minutes left.four it's important for us to put a capper on this 90 minute conversation. what is important do you think reagan,about nancy especially on the role of first ladies and her contributions to presidency? >> i think it's pretty much what we've been saying. first ladies have long been era.inly in the modern close to their husban

i remember as recently as president george h w bush and barbara bush. some point afterwards it was the clintons during the clinton administration. thes no different than clintons and george w. bush and laura bush before that. i'm not the one who said she spent $1 million on china. that is no different than their predecessors. >> another reporter giving her and memories. susan page of usa today, nancy reagan gave the personal touch and usa today.com. this time it is riverside california, ginger. looks like we lost ginger. the final thoughts with funeral this afternoon of the nancy reagan's legacy? guest: she was tougher than her husband. she channeled that toughness into taking care of him. one of the most celebrated instances is she did not get with the former treasury secretary, the former ceo of merrill lynch. reagan came from the treasury to the white house chief of staff. nancy reagan decided early on that reagan thought that was chief, not staff. a very powerful job, but it is still staff. she thought reagan was not serving her husband's interest.

george w. bush. from president jimmy carter. theirs was one of our nation's great love stories. and a model of shared devotion to our country. 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. 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

former president, george w. bush. hillary clinton and michelle obama.. t, and scott, that may seem strange, but mr. t was one of the voices of the f iconic just say no to drugs campaign in the 1980s. >> the "cbs overnight news" will be right back. >>> the fallout continues over tennis star maria sharapova who failed a drug test and could be banned for four years. the international tennis federation will hold hearings before making a final decision on that. in the meantime, sharapova's multimillion dollar sponsors are abandoning her. >> sharapova, the world's highest earning female athlete for 11 years running and also one of the most likable pros on the women's tour. her admission that she used meldonium has undermined all of that. maria sharapova received support from long time nemesis, serena tuesday. >> she is ready to take full responsibility. showed a lot of courage and >> reporter: other stars, faulted sharapova for not being more careful. >> as athletes we make sure there is nothing in it that could put us in a bad situation. >> former world numb

eighteen months before george w. bush was going out of office that george w. bush should not appoint a president if there is a vacancy on the supreme court. so, that is a historical approach, at least history of the last 30 years. very plain and open, both by democrats and now republicans taking the same tone. that way people can make voices heard but also on this whole of whether the supreme court ought to be a legislating body making lower interpreting it. and when we, as i said, did not not play games and made that decision and immediately it was made public. the benefit of the other side. i don't remember being invited to the secret meetings that the democrats held november 2013. and invoke the nuclear option so they could pack the court of appeals with three judges. we reduced the numbers so we could save the taxpayer money. the most underworked court of the circuits today, but when it was divided,divided, for liberals and for conservatives, and they review the president's executive orders, this president wished to ensure he had enough judges to let him, t

among those expected to attend, george w. bush and laura bush.presidents. two of the ford kids. both of the johnson daughters will be in attendance. of course, the two reagan kids, we mentioned. lawrence lamer, the author, is watching along with us. lawrence, you and i were both struck by hillary clinton, her conversation with andrea mitchell. now, obviously, she's also exhausted. she's in the middle of a presidential campaign. she flew from new york overnight. but this is a woman who feels the loss of a fellow former first lady. >> she's exhausted. should be more exhausted more often. she had a kind of empathy and authenticity she had in the campaign. whatever it was, she projected something powerfully today. >> and i think to her words about nancy reagan, it is so easy to forget. we think of the role of first lady too often, as purely ceremonial. where would we be without betty ford? betty ford now synonymous with addiction and recovery. betty ford's name was also with destigmatizing breast cancer in a country during the time, there were millio

george w. bush. from president jimmy carter. theirs was one of our nation's great love stories. and a model of shared devotion to our country. 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. 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. in the end, burnishing and maintaining ronald reagan's legacy is her own. 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 donald trump up over ted cruz there. 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 sand

guests included first lady michelle obama, hillary clinton, george w bush and his wife laura. and when we come back... back...the new video that shows the tense encounter between a northern kentucky cop and the man he shot.hear part of it, coming up. plus - a tri-state man is released from prison on child porn charges...only to get busted again.the surprising place where he allegedly got caught watching child porn... when we come back.nine on your side at seven continues after american workers brought us back from the crash. now, let's move forward. we need jobs that provide dignity and a bright future. new penalties to stop companies from moving profits and jobs overseas. for businesses that create manufacturing jobs, a new tax credit. and let's invest in clean energy jobs, with 500 million solar panels installed by the end of her first term. we've gotta create new jobs and industries of the future. i'm hillary clinton and i a ludlow police officer is cleared after shooting a man back in december. the officer himself was shot in the arm. this is newly-released body camera vid

george bush played golf or played guitar -- there is always something terrible happening in the world. you spend your time -- count up the number of minutes msnbc went after george wsh playing golf and add that fox has gone after obama for playing golf and imagine how much human energy and time. >> that's a lot of free advertising for golf. >> if we can't do the waive then the terrorists win. >> you have to do the waive when asked. >> you can't take it away. >> i can't believe they would do the waive in a communist country. that's terrible. >> what happens when artificial intelligence learns from twitter, hence, i can't say most of the tweets on tv. >>> this is is a fox news alert. i'm patricia stark in new york. new developments in two european nations as massive efforts continue to foil any further terrorist attacks. in belgium an on going anti-terror operation has lead to the arrest of six people in and around brussels. police believe the suspects are all lenged to tuesday's deadly bombings at the city's airport and subway system. from paris word a frenchman has been arrested for what police describe as the advanced stages in a plot to attack the country. no li