. >> him montana, brady. you never know. >> jared thanks. >> thank you for joining us tonight. coming up on nbc nightly news with lester holt complete coverage of the death of former first lady nancy willing reagan and the democrats get ready for the next debate tonight. >> and come on back and spend more time with us right here on make it a >>> on this sunday night breaking news. the death of nancy reagan. of the most influential first ladies of the 20th century. the fiercely president ronald reagan. tonight a look back at her many roles and their life together. their triumphs and challenges from their years in hollywood to the governor's mansion in california to the tonight we'll hear from some of those who knew nancy reagan >>> plus the showdown looming for those who would be president as ted cruz and bernie sanders pick up steam going into some of the most crucial contests yet. "nightly news" begins right now. >> announcer: from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is nbc "nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening. one of the most remarkable chapters in amer

i got him tied for second with tom brady. i have montana number one. he had 11 touchdown passes, zero interceptions, montana's performance in the big games, has poised under pressure is why i got him number one. manning with the stats he has all the career records, all the significant career records, tom brady is nemesis, hard to put one above the other. you got to put them tied for second i do believe all time. one thing about manning, for was better than montana or brett favre. the broncos benefited from that. >> just incredible career. thank you. >>> since news broke of his impending retirement, teammates sent him congratulationses and well wishes. chris harris posted the picture of the two of them on instagram calling him the ultimate team player and a great friend and glad to see peyton go out on top. it's not just teammates chiming in, tom brady posted the to facebook, congratulating him, saying you changed the game forever and made everyone around you better. it's been an honor. manning spent his first 14 years in the league playing for the colt

let's give him montana. jersey. >> no. >> ted cruz under your scenario getting 150, 175 delegates from the winner take all. then you have the proportion nal states. even if he were to run in, say, do 60/40 over donald trump, and you get 60% of those delegates, he's coming about 400 shy of what he would need to get the maths, that's why the best of the republicans can hope for, ted cruz and john kasich can keep donald trump. >> and if he follows that scenario, he would. the question, joe, as a republican, is can he do that well moving forward. there were few - the states where he has done well had high evangelical population, that is not the acest case in most of the tats -- the case in most of the states moving forward. >> ted cruz, that's why he's done as well as he has. i've demonstrate had the stomach for it. the map going forward doesn't favour ted cruz. i don't see a scenario that gets him to 1237. the speech was a nice speech for ted cruz, but it doesn't move the chains. donald trump is the only candid

establish montana territory as something we might call new ireland and name general mere meagher as its governor? he is named the secretary, which is the number two person. he comes out, it takes him almost six months to get to virginia city, montana, which is this deadwood-level city sitting at 6,000 feet with a corpse hanging over by one side and, you know, manure all over the main street, drunks rolling around. i mean, just this god awful, your worst image of a broken, you know, hard western town. meagher arrives -- this is also the capital of the new territory. and there's this well-dressed gentleman waiting with his sheaf of papers, and he greets general meagher, and he says you are now governor, i'm out of here. [laughter] and this governor gets on the very stage that took meagher to montana territory, and i swear to god, and is never seen again. [laughter] so now meagher has gone from secretary to governor of a place that's five times as big as ireland. so you've got this irish fugitive with a price on his head is now governor of our largest territory. >> you know, this -- with tim's permission, this bookends with a mystery, and i'd kind of like to leave it that way. meaghe

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i think you would have to put him behind guys like joe montana and tom brady.ut he's right there as one of the all-time greats, and i think in the top five in this generation. when i say this generation, within the last, you know, quarter century. >> yeah. his earnings are going to put him in the top six of all professional athletes in the big four. so he's competing there with a-rod and kobe and garnett. you've got brady saying he's going to play until he's 100. i just wonder, this elongation of the qb's career. how is it? >> well, i've got to tell you, i think brady is still in his prime. and he's healthy. unlike peyton manning, who struggled with injuries this year. and was released by the colts four years ago. tom brady still with his team, the patriots, still going strong. he's still healthy. and by the way, i think last season was as good as any season he's had. i think he's still in the prime. he still has the velocity. that was something that you saw with peyton this year. didn't quite have the physical ability to make all the throws, due to the injurie

that means beating him outright in the state's where they are winner take all. he may be weaker, montana, nebraska, south dakota. in the states where he is strong. that distribute delegates proportional. they have to come in close second to shrink the delegate prize. that is going to be hard to do. kasich and cruz, keep splitting the nontrump vote. >> maurko rubio dropped out last night. the face of the new republican party. hispanic, young, what happened. >> he was selling the wrong product. that youth, that outreach expansion to new voters and that optimism. it was a year when voters wanted a champion for their anger. and also, his greatest legislative achievement, pushing a comprehensive immigration reform bill, that's part of what had stirred up that voter anger in the first place. >> john dickerson, we'll be watching you sunday on "face the nation." john, thanks. a university of virginia student to 15 years of hard labor for out what amounts to a college prank. otto warmbier was arrested in january for stealing a propaganda banner while visiting with a tour group. the sentence came

delegates to deny him the majority of delegates, and that means beating him outright in the states where there are be weak, states like montana, nebraska and south dakota. then in states where he's strong that distribute delegates from portion natalie, his proponents have to come in a close second to that -- to shrink his delegate surprise, but that's hard to do because kasich and cruz keep splitting the non-trump vote. >> pelley: well, marco rubio is supposed to be the face of the new republican party, hispanic and young. what happened? >> he was selling the wrong product, that youth, that outreach expansion to new voters and that optimism, it was a year when voters wanted a champion for their anger, and also his greatest legislative achievement, pushing a comprehensive immigration reform bill, that's part of what had stirred up that voter anger in the first place. >> pelley: john dickerson, we'll be watching you sunday on "face the nation." john, thanks. today north korea sentenced a university of virginia student to 15 years of hard labor for what amounts to a college prank. january for stealing a propaganda banner while v

i still have tom brady ahead of him just because of what tom brady continues to do. there will be the debate of joe montana still the greatest of all time. but manning goes right in there with a whole bunch of guys. definitely top five for me on just doing it for so long. he won 200 games in his career. he has done so much he's got to be right there at the top of the list. and i know today's rules are a lot different, you can't hit the quarterback as much as you could back in the old days. but just so smart, so good. and even when he lost his arm strength a little bit, he adjusted his game, he still went out and had three or four real productive years. >> absolutely going out a champ. i want to throw another number 539, that is how many passing touchdowns he has had. overall. >> reporter: you know it is funny when you were reading those numbers, 71940, you almost read it twice like what? he threw a lot. he was productive every sunday and monday night there was. boy he put up monster numbers. and you know what? there is going to be some young guns coming up behind him. i have learned not to say nobody will

>> joe montana number one -- >> troy aikman not on that list? >> i can do aikman. put him up there. >> what about elwood, bret favre. >> six people so we're out. quits, so after an amaze hadding 18-year career interest goes out on top. manning helped broncos win super bowl 50 last month and expected win to go along with five mvp. stats off the charts from september to early january. listen to numbers nfl all time lead passer, touchdown 539, also record tied tied with brett favre for wins and his team led 15 of the 18 years. >> did you put favre on that -- >> the question is who gets the theodore roosevelt spot? . clear. i think tom brady is george washington. peyton manning might be abraham lincoln. thomas jefferson give this to joe montana so question is the -- >> that was great, ben. >> trying to show off. >> there you go at the garden. eddy roosevelt spot close to islanders i'll think about this all day. wild score affair from the moment they drop the puck. they trail 4-3. score to tie the game at four with bosser a minute left. i can't get over there. after faceoff the

him. so let's try curtis in miles city, montana. curtis, you're on book tv with theresa duncan. please go ahead. >> caller: thank you for taking my call, and it's nice to talk with you, mrs. cup can. duncan. my question is -- yes. i guess i should state i'm a vietnam vet that served in the combat zone -- >> guest: thank you for your service. >> caller: oh, you're welcome. also the vets that served in afghanistan, also in iraq wonder where should the prisoners of war be kept either waiting for their legal day in court or have been already tried? and i'll take that offline. >> guest: so i think if someone's going to be tried for a crime against the united states government, then they should be tried in u.s. federal court. and if they are convicted, then imprisoned in an american prison. if they're charged with committing a crime against, you know, the government of afghanistan, then they should be tried in afghanistan court and imprisoned there. so -- >> host: are any folks associated with potential 9/11 issues held in the united states? >> guest: you know, that's a good question.

him. court records indicate daniel has a history of mental illness, is in jail without bond. >>> court members at a montana school district are upholding a high school principal's suspension for allowing topless pictures and curse words in a student newspaper. authorities say jane bennet violated policy. it received three days of un -- she received three days of unpaid suspension. her lawyer insists she didn't violate policy and are deciding whether or not to appeal the latest ruling. >>> filling out your ncaa bracket and would like to win the office pool this year. john matarese joins us with some tips from the pros so you don't waste your money choosing your teams. >> reporter: the web site savingsadvice.com analyzed past winners and say many people their heart, not their head. this is not a time to vote for the little guy. that 15th or 16th seed you have fallen in love with, savings advice says 16th seed has never beat an number one seed and 15 seeds rarely win. to improve odds the report says choose teams from big conferences. they typically win at tourney time. also a number one seeded team wins it al

montana. >> oh, really ? >> i hope it's good for a couple of montanans. >> coming up at 6:00, the woz goes one on one with scott budman and talked with him about the show and what smeexpects ne. >>> a disappointing end to cal's basketball season. the bears lost to hawaii in its first round game of the ncaa today. cal was favored in the game, but then two of its best players were sidelined due to injury. at the same time a sexual harassment scandal swirls around the team. assistant coach yann hufnagel was fired on monday after propositioning a reporter for sex. >>> diners in sonoma county can get out their bibs and start melting butter. dungeness crabs are good to go. they've tested safe. the state health department says the toxins that made them dangerous have dropped down to safe levels. they were associated with an off shore algae bloom. the state will open the crab season one week from tomorrow. >> so good because you won't be crabby anymore. >> what are you accusing me of? >> let's go to meteorologist jeff ranieri. >> jeff is one of my chief witnesses. >> enjoyed the weather today. i know you were looking forward to that rain again. that should mak

i would ra him as the best quarterback of all time cept for tom brady who is being dominant in the post season. look. i'm just going off of the guys that i see play. like marino and montana, peyton >> and courted by joe philbin, had he been there with the dolphins that had more success. >> if he had come here the dolphins would have won a super bowl during his me. >> what? >> this man is back later. >> and won in denver. >> and the roller coaster finish at doral and the heat go for the fifth straight win. it's sunday night. it's 11:30. you're watching the lexus sports xtra. >> have to muzzle him. welcome to the program! bernie birthday and sunday oh! heat with the second quarter and josh richardson to joe johnson calling long distance. johnson finished with 14 and he went down by 2. final second in the first half and heat up 1-ish. smith got a hurry and makes that 3. and heat trail by 2 going into the break. 4th quarter heat down 6 and hassan whiteside blocks robert covington. white side at 7 blocks andnd

retirement 10 months ago i would not have been able to identify him is a different type aldine as long as his acting he has a ranch in montana to all this behind the scenes is the back story. >>gary:ok young lady. >>darya:have fun in dc. see yoy gary. >>mark: the 56 man was declared lost the sense hundreds across the square miles to find a boat that never could until now a team of researchers from the navy and the national oceanic atmospheric administration announced that they from the tugboat is about the demise of the coast of san francisco researchers located the ship as part of no small to your effort to map profit 300 shipwrecks in the waters off a sense francisco--san francisco. . >>mark: it could be months for the restore full service along the east of a but there is some relief for writers what they're doing to ease the commute and the statistics out after she was believed to be muslim and and hear from her is but one year since the san jose police officer michael johnson was killed and the line of duty and a tribute to him in the south bay to that. >> mark: we're learning more about the suicide bombers behind the at

he was here and great falls, montana, i held a , but when ihind him heard ralph nader say that he wasng more money from wall street than any other candidate, it really upset me. there is an article, michelle aboutnder, who wrote the new jim crow that said neither one of these parties deserved the african-american , that bernie sanders is the right man for the job, but he should be running as an independent. they should break up both of the big parties. it's just so frustrating to see all the coverage about donald , berniend here is a guy recent, who just one primaries, and you go to morning joe -- >> ok, let me just add to what you're saying. here is a tweet from one of our viewers. >> that will be interesting. the caller definitely reflect some of the passion out there for senator sanders. $2700 -- 2 donation before the person can hit the maximum that they can give to a candidate. that is the value of the small donors. i think that sort of passion is reflected in his ability to his exceed in the caucuses as he has so far. >> mary, a democrat. >> thank you for taking my call. callers

him. >> now, one that's coming, this is june 7th. montana primary.ones left that winner takes all. >> and this is an area where cruz is stronger. cruz is weaker in states that don't are evangelical christians. if cruz is going to hang close to trump, he needs to do well in states like montana. >> another one on june 7th is south dakota. 29 delegates at stake there. again, this is only about six weeks away until the convention. it's cutting it close with some of these. another one to watch. >> i don't think many people think cruz could overtake trump. what cruz needs to do is make sure that trump doesn't get the 1,237 and hope people will flock to him at the convention. >> and a split map scenario. kasich focuses on east coast and cruz on the west coast. >> kasich is stronger in the northeast where they elect moderate. cruz is stronger in the west. the idea was that each of them would battle donald trump in one place. the problem of course -- we've seen this throughout the republican presidential campaign, coordination even though they may want it to

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montana is a supermodel and she looks like one. at a rally in wisconsin, cruz told trump that he better keep his wife out of it . >> seen him go deeper to the gutter it's not easy to make me mad and i don't get angry often. if you mess with my wife and you mess with my kids that does it every time. donald you are a sniveling coward and leave heidi alone. [laughter] trump mentioned earlier when a conservative ran a facebook campaign using a photo of monica trump proposing partially nude. i'll see the problem with that but anyway, cruz says the ad but people are skeptical of that. >> i am very sad and surprised to see hollywood is mourning the death of the comedian gary shandling. it's eerie. shandling joked about his funeral and one of his last appearances. >> when i want my funeral is a boxing referee to do a count and just wave it off and say he's not getting up . >> that's amazing. it's from the comedians and cars. he was best known for his larry sanders show and its gary shandling show. no official cause of death was released but the publicist says it was a heart attack.he was just 66 years old. >> he was a comedians comedian. eve

him. on the corner of 7th avenue and 48th street. >> oh, man. >> hi. >> it's kevin shay now retired and living in montana.os haven't seen each other for many years. >> what a crazy surprise. i'm so happy to see you. >> yes. it's a great surprise. >> for these two men, the experience on the 12th floor of this building has created a bond that will never fade away. >> doesn't it feel much better once you know you're not alone? >> oh, yes. >> almost everything feels better when you know you're not alone. >> yes, yes, yes. >>> coming up, a man swims right up to a whale in a bold attempt to save its life. when "caught on camera: nick of time" continues. e world needs vs [tires screeching] and villains need cars. ♪ you know the symptoms when they start. abdominal pain. diarrhea. xifaxan can help. prescription xifaxan is a 2-week treatment that can provide you with 6 to 24 weeks of relief from your ibs-d symptoms. specifically, relief from diarrhea and abdominal pain associated with ibs-d. do not use xifaxan if you have a history of sensitivity to rifaximin, rifamycin antibiotic agents or any components of xifaxa

him in the past. as a result you look at what's coming up, wisconsin, rhode island, indiana, nebraska, west virginia, kentucky, oregon, montanaedominantly white states he is going to be competitive. the challenge we talked about the bigs prizes that are remaining are places like new york, new jersey, pennsylvania and california where you have to climb over the hurdle he has not climbed vor yet which is that she's winning over three quarters of african-american voters and in most states most latino voters. there are a lot of good days on the calendar based on the patterns we've seen unlikely to change at this point but he still has that big hill to climb of winning more of the diverse states, michigan is the only truly mega state that he has won so far. and it's because on the democratic side all of the big states are diverse. >> except for michigan, that what has been said is the expectation, there hasn't been any surprises by and large you look at the democratic side. what does that mean? look at wisconsin. >> i think wisconsin is a great state for bernie sanders really active labor movement there. they tussled over these la

and if he could beat him, and particularly if you look at all of these -- all the rest of the primary states are closed, except for wisconsin and indiana and then montana, a couple of small other ones. but all the other large states are closed primaries. donald trump has not done well in closed primaries, only won four of them, cruz does well in closed primaries, so there's still a shot. >> but steve kornacki, we're going -- we're coming up on -- i mean, donald trump has already fought the battle in dixie. i mean, we're going to new jersey, we're going to new york, we're going to connecticut. it seeps to me we're going to his backyard now. >> that's the -- there's two things. first of all, there's that. there's the geographic aspect of it. new jersey is a big state coming up. the other thing it is, it's a winner-take-all state. today is the other critical date. march 15th is the first date that states can hold winner-take-all primaries. we have two of them today. new jersey's another. there's a whole bunch after this. so the if you're donald trump and we've had this line that he can't hit 50%. he's got that ceiling. even if that ceiling is real, if he'

montana and killing some fishing. --and doing some fishing >> gary: at he is happy?-- and >>brad- i talk with them last week yes. >> gary: hime at any time you say anything about obama. -- i say, pam >> pam:not true, not true >>brad- janet does too. >>brad- i like the guy ... i don't love the guy. >>--brad: i like steve but justin will be better. >> gary:we will go back to pam and the nacional checks can ship will be?-- championship >> kansas >> gabe: tonight at 8 that will tell you what is going to get the best of the spirit is all about virtual reality. -- the best buzz >> pam:abandoned dogs are looking for a new home this st. patrick's day. the adoption deal that is being offered at an east bay shelter. >> pam:saint patrick's day may be tomorrow but the east bay s-p-c-a has come up with a new twist on the celebration. this is daisy, a sweet pitbull at the east bay s-p- c-a in dublin. >> pam:she along with bopeep are just a couple of pitbulls taking part in an event that the animal shelter is offering for the next three days. >> to show everyone how lovable they are and how many of them will be great companions did familie

him. but after the shooting, she became more so. and i think she was very concerned about where he went, what appointments he had outside of the white house. >> dear first mommy. i'm in wyoming, montana or nevada, depending on what time you read this. i don't want this to come as a shock to you. well -- well, i'll just come right out with it. i'm in love with you. there, i've said it and i'm glad. first papa. >> while in washington, the couple tried to keep their affection for each other private. only their closest friends knew the depth of their devotion. but illness made life very different for the reagans alzheimer's is a disease that steals memories. mrs. reagan writes, there are so many memories can no longer share which makes it very difficult. when it comes right down to it you're in it alone. each day is different. you get up, put one foot in front of the other and go and love, just love. alzheimer's she says is a truly long good-bye. she read one of his love letterer for us, a reminder of the way their life together began. >> dear first lady. beginning in 1951, nancy davis seeing the plight of a lonely man who didn't know how lonely he really was determined to rescue him fro

him. but after the shooting, she became more so. and i think she was very concerned about where he went, what appointments he had outside of the white house. >> dear first mommy. i'm in wyoming, montanar neva nevada, depending on what time you read this. i don't want this to come as a shock to you. well -- well, i'll just come right out with it. i'm in love with you. there, i've said it and i'm glad. first papa. >> while in washington, the couple tried to keep their affection for each other private. only their closest friends knew the depth of their devotion. but illness made life very different for the reagans alzheim alzheimer's is a disease that steals memories. mrs. reagan writes, there are so many memories can no longer share which makes it very difficult. when it comes right down to it you're in it alone. each day is different. you get up, put one foot in front of the other and go and lo love, just love. amz amortization heimer's she says is a truly long good-bye. she read one of his love letterer for us, a reminder of the way their life together began. >> dear first lady. beginning in 1951, nancy davis seeing the plight of a lonely man who didn't know how lonely he really was

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even montana and see what's happening with the lack of law enforcement personnel, the lack of really protection for a very vulnerable population hasn't responded and i hope you will go back and ask him once again, given that you have primary jurisdiction in many of our states. >> i will share that information with the director, but i would also like to point out that in partnership with the department of interior, the office for victims of crime and the office on violence against women have been working collaboratively to provide services. >> it hasn't stopped drugs from coming onto the reservation, trust me. we're debating right now an opioid bill, a heroin bill. let me tell you, if you want children born under conditions they should not be born come to any one of my reservations, and there are people operating there with impunity. and that crosses over to the problems that we have in indian health and in housing. i want to applaud the great work of secretary castro. we've had a number of meetings. thank you for mentioning our efforts to get a major summit. i am curious about the report, when you expect it to be done, and when we will be seeing you all in north dakota or even maybe

montana. caller: i think that is the fastest time i have ever gotten on. when justice scalia died everybody was praising himnd everything. i just thought, citizens united, how he crippled this country. never did anything for the poor people. nancy was kind of the same way. she must've been a good lady some way but her and her husband, they have rocked our world with this trickle-down economy and everything. that just say no thing, instead of going into hospitalization plan, a plan to take care of people's health, she went to a punitive plan. wanted to put everybody in jail. they built this big border crossing in san diego with about 32 entrances and had this operation and they found one joint and spent billions of dollars. i never saw a woman who helped spend more of our taxpayers money and do less for the poor. i'm sorry i have bad things to say but i'm glad her instantly are gone. i will be gone -- i'm glad her instantly are gone. i will be gone sunday -- host: i will let you go. mrs. reagan was fiercely loyal to her husband, he writes. that devotion was matched only by her devotion to our country. her in

montana. bill: skipping over california the you're skipping over new jersey, new york, pennsylvania, delaware, maryland, up in the northeast. all those states favor trump so i ask you how does cruz beat him>> well you can give, give trump all those northeastern states. this scenario like i said, if cruz wins california, that is the big wildcard, that is on june 7th. if cruz wins in the midwest, win in the mountain west and win california, trump will come up 150 delegates short even if he does very, very well in five north even states. if he romps in new york on april 19th. that is the math that will be tough for cruz. we can't predict a week in the future. i will not predict 2 1/2 months in the future. i'm saying the path is there for cruz to stop him. bill: get back to the fox polling now. honest and trustworthy. this is stunning thing, two front runners for republicans and democrat now, at the bottom of the heap hillary clinton and donald trump, are they honest and trustworthy, 33, 34% say yes. 65, 65 say no. what does that tell, what does that say about america today? >> well, it says that americans don't trust their likely nominees of both parties. that is really interesting result.