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. >> coming up, we'll talk to two former reagan white house chiefs of staff, james baker and ken duberstein. and a look backstage at the reagan white house with former top aide gayle burt. plus the reagan love story, captured in a letter from the president to mrs. reagan that she read for an nbc special. >> dear first lady, as president of the united states, it's my honor and privilege to cite you for service above and beyond the call of duty and that you have made one man, me, the most happy man in the world for 29 years. >> good day, everyone. i'm andrea mitchell in washington. today the nation is remembering nancy reagan. she died in her los angeles home yesterday of congestive heart failure. she was 94 years old. mrs. reagan will be buried later this week beside her husband at the ronald reagan presidential library in simi valley, california. she's being remembered today as a loyal adviser, a confidant, a soulmate to president reagan, in a love story that could be a hollywood movie. but nancy's also being remembered as a shrewd deal maker and a groundbreaker in her own right. i'm joined

let's talk to somebody who knew her incredibly well, james became baker.rved as chief of staff during the reagan administration. secretary baker, thank you so much for being with me. >> thank you very much. i'm delighted to be here. >> we all know what a woman she was and how forceful she was sort of behind the scenes in the white house. but before we talk about how she affected especially foreign policy, take us into the love they shared, married for more than 50 years. >> nancy reagan was indispensable to every success that president reagan enjoyed. she was his closest advisor. she was his constant protector. and of course she was the love of his life. it was a really truly remarkable love affair. but her goal in life was to be with herm man and protect her mn and she did a very good job with that particularly with respect to personnel and also occasionally with respect to policy. >> she said in one interview after he passed away, they say it gets easier with time but it hasn't gotten easier for me. i miss him now more than i ever did. let's talk about f

james baker and tom protect awe the service will last about two hours. >>> authorities are searching for answers in a death investigation in johnston county. two people found dead inside a home. a toddler was inside but not physically harmed. cullen browder is live at the scene with what he has learned about the case. >> reporter: unfortunately, many unanswered questions here on unity drive and newton grove in johnston county. i spoke with family members. they are dealing with not only loss but also this uncertainty which is just crushing right now about would did this and why. sheriffance deputies have been walking the property looking for evidence. they will only confirm that a man and woman were found dead here yesterday. they haven't confirmed officially the identities of the victims. we do suspect both were shot. now, investigators worked late into the night gathering evidence. we did speak with sheila avery who says her son, matt jones, was one of the victims. she tells us jones' fiancee because she couldn't reach him. that is when jones and another woman was found dead. avery

former white house chief of staff james baker says nancy was the love of president reagan's life. nancy reagan will be buried next to her husband at the reagan library in california. the public can pay their respects later in the week. president jimmy carter does not need anymore treatment for cancer. carter shared this news yesterday with his congregation in atlanta. continue to monitor his progress. no sot super 1:09-:01:17 "i'll continue to get regular mri and other scans and if a cancer shows up again and i'll start getting treatments again." doctors diagnosed the former president with an aggressive form of melanoma. it spread to his brain and liver back in december 2015. we're following breaking news in our next half hour. overnight police chased a suspect through two cities. we'll take you to where it started, next. a football star is expected to make a big announcement. we'll explain why many believe peyton manning is cleaning out his locker. but first a high school wrestler cut from the team over something he got on the mat. this morning rooms come in all sorts of shapes a

. >> the former first lady eulogized by james baker and daughter, patti davis and son ron. >> my parents were two halves of a circle, closed tight around a world in which their love for each other was the only sus sustenance they needed. and no one truly crossed the boundary into the space they held as theirs. >> they were co-equals and complemented each other. individually they may have gone far, but together they could -- and did -- go anywhere. >> the former first lady will once again be by her husband's said intimately involved in planning this day, her staff added a meaningful tribute. a lone bag piper, the same one who played for her husband's funeral years ago. >> and a cause she fought for deeing her years in the whies white house was the "just say no" campaign and in later years she was a pass national passionate advocate for alzheimers research. >> and you can not get to the end without seeing the end of this uconn-cincinnati game. today it's florida flatbread with fresh tomatoes and bell peppers. it's easy to turn local produce into a meal time favorite. label when you shop. r

james baker and tom brokaw are among the speakers. the service will last about two hours. >>> president obama will not attend the reagan funeral. he's headed to austin, texas, to speak at the south by southwest music festival. the president is the festival's keynote speaker and first lady michelle obama is expected to speak on wednesday. officials say they will deliver a conversation about civic engagement in the 21th century before an audience of entrepreneurs. this is the first time that a sitting president and first lady have participated. >>> hillary 4:37. the federal government has a lot of unpaid money that belongs to you, the taxpayer. >> the clock is ticking. what you need to know if you're at risk of losing that money. the number of cases of zika in are trying to keep >> man, iis tin tos lime this m goin ab inveh t altodabu ve tter wi re lees ok atempathe hr da lo atis rn. s this aernoon. willsefotodat,n, home. >>listyou a limier di ornole ise d stfersg recallede y l piecf glas gl spat'sa mm nt an e coan'tvedetails abouw e as

mopping the speakers -- among the speakers, james baker and news anchors tom brokaw and diane sawyer. george will and washington post publisher ryan will serve as pallbearers. stewart kenworth, the vicar of the washington national cathedral, will preside. newschannel 8 will carry the service, live tomorrow starting at 2:00 p.m. >> looking ahead to tonight now, most criticale night for marco rubio's sputtering presidential campaign. that's because he goes into tonight's debate in his home state of florida inmp by more than 20 points the latest poll. now, by comparison, ohio governor john kasich is holding own and fending off trump in his home state. what this means, we turn to by in miami.anding stakes couldn't be higher for this once-rising star. reporter: yeah, you're talking about a lifeline, really, histically, whether or not campaign is going to move forward from this point on, from tuesday's vote. couple ofalk about a things that may be reflected in tonight's debate. anti-trumpthe actions. we know they're going to try and attack donald trump. he is indeed the front-runner. but he

james baker, former chief of staff will deliver the eulogy. her final resting place is on the grounds of the library right by her husband's side. >>> a special evening at the white house last night as president obama and the first canadian prime minister and the canadian first lady joined the president and ms. obama at the white house and it was the first state dinner for his daughters. michael j fox and ryan reynolds were among the canadian celebrities in attendance. they talked about combatting climate change and protecting the environment. he hoped his gray hairs come in at a slower rate than president obama. >>> the focus of tomorrow night's 48 hours -- we are live from new york city. good afternoon. walk us through this interesting story. >> reporter: this story has been developing over the last eight years. it's the story story of david temple, a popular football coach convicted of killing his wife. when there was a hearing on new evidence that came up. this is all going to unfold in the hour that we're going to be presenting tomorrow ni

the help of james baker was able to entice uncommitted delegates. for the more conservative wing of the party ronald reagan tried to get ford to say who he would name his running mate. an effort that failed. >> this is where reagan hoped to pick up strength, not lose it. the debate ran nearly two hours. >> there has been too much secrecy, why shouldn't the delegates of this convention or any convention know beforehand who the vice presidential candidate will be before they decide on the top of the ticket. >> the arguments for this last minute amendment smack of desperation and certainly political opportunism. >> at the center of all this wheeling and dealing was the mississippi delegate which was pursued heavy by both candidates. >> the pressure to get the mississippi delegation to commit itself today upset the mississippi chairman clark reed who is a ford supporter but wanted to hold off a vote until tomorrow. >> why? what's the value of it? what kind of pressure is on you? >> just to try to -- >> at one point mississippi's delegates supporting rea

california, nancy reagan will be laid to rest next to her husband. speak at the ceremony, along with james baker and tom brokaw. 100 30 local guard soldiers are waking up in their beds this morning after spending the past nine months in afghanistan. they are overjoyed and a family and friends were there to greet them when they arrived at the airports. world. could not wait for this day. it has been a long year. michelle: the troops are members of the first 265th air defense artillery unit. their mission in afghanistan was to provide artillery and mortar protection for u.s. troops. a live look outside. this is what it looks like on ieces, plus you'll save an extra one hundred dollars, on every thousand you spend. and, we're offering twenty-four month, no interest financing. come in today for storewide savings. with havertys, your home can be perfect. even when life isn't. [thwack] the spring home event. from classic to contemporary, michelle: right now we' re working on new stories for our 5:00 hour. jazmin walker joins us from the newsroom with a preview, good morning. jazmin: at least one perso

. >>> president reagan's former chief of staff james baker said nancy and ronald reagan were definedy their love of each other. >>> we posted videos of family and friends from the funeral of nancy reagan. >>> if you're just waking up, there's much more to come on negligences saturday morning. are you tired at work, we'll tell you how you can have an impact on your ability to do your job. >>> roads are washed away as parts of the deep south deal with devastating flooding. >> reporter: we're increasing clouds this afternoon, sunshine, tracking rain for the second half of the weekend and warming up again later next week. details in the seven-day forecast right after this. >>> so glad you stayed with us, five people are dead after historic flooding in parts of the deep south including a 63-year-old man whose car was swept away by floodwaters. a 22-year-old man and 6-year-old girl were killed in flooding in the state. this morning highways are closed because of flooding. >>> high water is beginning to recede in west monroe louisiana, this road collapsed under the weight of rising water. >

james baker former chief of staff will deliver the eulogy. her children patti and ron will also speak. her resting grounds within by her husband's side. reagan presidential library. if you want to watch the funeral we'll be streaming it live at wcbstv.com. >>> check your freezer, a huge recall on frozen pizza and microwaveable meals. >> everybody is prepared for a complete and total loss. >>> rescue crews in louisiana push through extreme floodwaters hoping to get trapped residents to higher ground. the worse is still to come. >>> that's because the big ridge won't break down. down. we'll look at your cool weekend forecast. >>> fighting for florida in the race for the white house. another rival endorses candidate donald trump. >>> a consumer alert to tell you about after pieces of glass were found in frozen foods. three million boxes of lasagna and pizzas are being called. nestle, the company that makes the products suspects the glass came. >> spinach used in the food. >>> everybody is reflecting on the kinder, gentler republican >> reporter:

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. >> woodruff: james baker was reagan's white house chief of staff. >> she had a wonderful political antenna. she had a good feel for politics. she could be very instrumental and helpful, not that he would accept her judgment all the time because he wouldn't, but she could nudge and gently cajole and find a way to move him forward. >> woodruff: in fact, she privately helped nudge her husband toward a historic policy shift, a warming in relations with the then-soviet union. at the same time, the first lady drew notice-- and sometimes criticism-- for her glamorous tastes... for the costs of renovating and redecorating the executive mansion... and for lavish entertaining in the midst of a recession. but she also used her platform to speak out on social issues. her major initiative began in 1982-- the "just say no" drug awareness campaign. mrs. reagan ultimately traveled nearly 250,000 miles, campaigning against drug abuse. >> nobody wanted me to do that. they said, "it's a real downer, you don't want to do that." i said, "yes, i do." because by that time i was finding out from home a lo

. >>> james baker served as chief of staff and treasury secretary. he spoke with lester holt about the role mrs. reagan played in her husband's administration and in her husband's life. >> she was his closest adviser, but in addition to that, she was his constant protector. they had a very beautiful, exceptionally beautiful relationship. >> he told lester that mrs. reagan had great political she knew, quote, who in that white house was paddling their own canoe and who was working for the gipper. >> former first lady hillary clinton and husband bill saying her strength of character was legendary. bernie sanders called her an exemplary first lady. ted cruz said she had deep passion for this nation. and john kasich said america and the reagan family have lost a woman of grace and strength. for more on the life and legacy of nancy reagan and a photo gallery, you can hid to our website, nbcnew york.com. >>> the 17th annual st. pat's for all parade grew 00 drew hundreds. it initially was a response to the parade that banned gays. own. organizers say they h

james baker will deliver the main eulogy and her children will also speak. her final resting place will be right by her husband's side. california. >> also in attendance former president george w bush arnold schwartz neglecter journalist larry king and actress anti aging clinic leana. >>> it's been a wild day in the court house with the hulk hogan sex tape trial. his team is expected to rest the case this afternoon. as hogan entered the courtroom he said he feels good. so far a website counter took the stand he's an expert on website views and his sex tape times on sites other than gawker. the expert replied yes if more than one person watched. >>> in just a few minutes the first race of the fire stone grand prix will kick off in downtown st. pete. thousands of people are going to head down to the car races this weekend. we are taking you live from our sky tracker 10 from our network this morning. sarah found out although the city will rake in millions of dollars some businesses don't see any of that money. >> when you hear that sound you know it's race week

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representing reagan's white house, former chief of staff james baker, hollywood heavy weights in attendance, included arnold schwarzenegger, mr. t and tom selleck. unwavering commitment to her husband, especially in the moments after he'd been shot in 1981. >> they didn't know what his condition was. when the secret service told her in the white house there's been a shooting, the president has been rushed to the hots. she said i must go. they said we don't think that is a good idea mrs. reagan. she told to them, you get me a scar right now or i'll walk to the hospital. >> patty reagan talked about their strained relations. >> i tried her patience and she intimidated me. we were never mild with one another, whether we were distant and angry, bonded or close, our emotions burned up the color chart. nothing was ever gray, but there were moments in our history when all that was going on between us was love. i choose to remember those moments. >> the reagans's son ron. >> as a couple they were more than a sum of their parts and it would be a mistake by the way to consider her somehow subordinate

coming up we will hear from a man who knew nancy very well, james baker. you can find out more about nancy's life and legacy on our website. nbc new york.com. there was a moment of silence for nancy reagan before the debate. but then the democratic candidates went at each other on gun violence, wall street and the bailout. >> reporter: hillary clinton and bernie sanders squared off in flint, michigan where residents and children have been unknowingly poisoned by water. >> he should resign. >> reporter: and for the first time. >> i agree. the governor should resign or be recalled. >> reporter: then the gloves came off, on sanders not supporting the auto industry bailout, critical to millions of workers. >> i voted to save the auto industry. he voted against the money that ended up saving the auto industry. >> if you are talking about the wall street bailout, where some of your friends destroyed this economy -- >> you know -- >> excuse me, i'm talking. butted heads on gun control, whether to give immunity to gun manufacturers after a question from the father

former chief of staff james baker delivered the main eulogy. >> when they were together, he hid loveotes around the house. >> reporter: nancy is best known for her support of her husband ronald and for her just say no to drugs campaign. her final resting place will be on the grounds of the library right by her husband's side. she asked to be buried as close as possible to her husband, just inches from her husband facing west towards the pacific. >> they are back together again. chris, thank you. >>> back to the storm now. it's bringing gusty winds and rain to already snowy "sierra at tahoe." a winter storm watch is in effect in the notice driving could be treacherous heading that way. of course, carry chains. the snow level through the weekend will drop to 6 to 7,000 feet where you can expect about 2 feet of snow. >> get the chains ready if you are headed that way. this is what i-80 looks like right now at soda springs. also slow going along highway 50. not many cars near twin bridges as you can see. but over at ski run you can see conditions are dicey. flags are whipping in the wind

former chief of staff james baker will deliver the main eulogy. her children, patti and ron, will also speak. her final resting place will be on the grounds of the library, right by her husband's side. >> "q": also in attendance, former president george w. bush, arnold schwarzenegger, journalist larry king and >> laura: first energy moving a massive transformer in the mentor area. it caused a bit of a delay. look at this thing. it's 368 tons, 28 feet tall, 25 feet wide. 44 feet long. wow. can you imagine being the driver of that? first energy says it's going to take two hours just to move this thing 12 miles. the company is working on a substation in leroy center in lake county. the project will help reinforce the electric system in that area. >>> an r.t.a. bus is replacing all trains east of tower city likely now until sunday. this includes the red, the blue, and the green lines. red line service west of tower city and the waterfront line service are not affected . train service was suspended when a fire ignited a section of the r.t.a. overhead s

james baker was chief of sfaf and later reagan. mr. kret, thank you for being with us and our condolences. i know your friendship with mrs. reagan was deep and long and we thank you so much for being here. >> yes, it was, lester, and thank you for saying that. people may not understand about nancy reagan and the relationship she had with her husband. >> well, i think they addition to the exceptionally beautiful love story that they enjoyed that adviser. but in addition to that she was his constant protector. he really had wonderful political and communications antenna. she was an expert at figuring out who in that white house was paddling their own canoe and who was working for the gipper. >> which makes me wonder. did she have good political instincts or just good protective instincts toward ronald reagan? >> she had both. she really had both. she was very protective of him. good political instincts. and you know, she was very active in all of his campaigns for president beginning way back when. >> i've heard some describe it as that

the former chief of staff early in the administration, later secretary of the treasury, james baker.hank you, mr. secretary, for being with us. you have had a day to sum up your thoughts of this woman you knew so well and saw so closely on the inside. i'm curious as to how you will remember nancy reagan. >> well, i will remember her in a number of ways, but first i guess as a remarkable woman and the other half of a team that restored america's pride and confidence in itself and reinvigorated really our role, our international -- our role in international affairs around the world. you know, she was ronald reagan's closest adviser. she also was, among other things, his constant protector. she knew when someone in the white house was paddling their own canoe or when they were carrying out the president's agenda. she was very good at that. the president was not particularly good alt firing people. she was pretty good at that. you needed somebody who was very close to him to get the job done sometimes, but she was a remarkable first lady, and she should get a lot of the credit for the ac

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president reagan chief of staff james baker also speaking along with her friend tom bro of cough.when we lost nancy last weekend, is would have been the 68th anniversary. the adoring wife in public, bute behind the scenes she i was a politically astute analyst and the keeper theres was one detail the first lady did not plan. the staff decided to honor her the same way her husband was honored. in contact, adam housley, fox news. > he would have much more coverage of today's tribute to o nancy reagan on our website, goo to fox5 d.c..com. thank you very much, shawn. sha a beautiful day today. so what's going to happen thisae weekend? >> well, you know it's going to be a little cooler. we have a little bit of rain to talk about, but overall not bad. i think we've been spoiled that we will accept everything. ev >> we won't accept snow, but e more sunshine and that's at least as what we're going to t have as we start tomorrow. tom a beautiful shot of our national cathedral. another beautiful day today.oday a few clouds. the is it's in the a washout at least. we will see some of the wet

the help of james baker was able to entice uncommitted delegates.he more conservative wing of the party ronald reagan tried to get ford to say who he would name his running mate. an effort that failed. >> this is where reagan hoped to pick up strength, not lose it. the debate ran nearly two hours. >> there has been too much secrecy, why shouldn't the delegates of this convention or any convention know beforehand who the vice presidential candidate will be before they decide on the top of the ticket. >> the arguments for this last minute amendment smack of desperation and certainly political opportunityism. >> at the enter is of all this wheeling and dealing was the mississippi delegate which was pursued heavy by both candidates. >> the pressure to get the mississippi delegation to commit itself today upset the mississippi chairman clark reed who is a ford supporter but wanted to hold off a vote until tomorrow. >> why? what's the value of it? what kind of pressure is on you? >> just to try to -- >> at one point mississippi's delegates supporting reag

reagan will be eulogized by former reagan cabinet marble err james baker and former news anchor tom brokaw. >> also, mr. t, who was part of nancy reagan's just say no campaign, is expected to attend. the funeral will be private. >>> still ahead on "eyewitness news", looking good, made easy. we have some at home treatment that you can make with items you probably already have in your cabinet. how about an aspirin facial to give you instant facelift? sound good. we have the recipes coming up next. lauren? >> temperatures are soaring, once again today, will we have more records in the forecast as we head into the upcoming weekends, we'll talk about that, plus when the rain moves in this evening, that's in your full forecast coming up next. >> a day after he was traded, he apparently is a joking mood, carried the ball 193 times last season on, big drop from his 392 times with the cowboys in to 14. so, mush a told the titans he feels fresh because he feels like he quote took a year off last year, averaged career low 3.6 yards a carry last season. head heck football season with this weather, i m

sheree: james baker said during his tribute, without nancy reagan, ronald reagan would not have in the 40th president of the united states. mike: almost one month since the fire gutted the historic landmark. the celebrity chef will be on hand helping out. >> auctioning off a piece of art as well as auctioning off a bunch of the experience. it was one of the first places in kentucky i ever visited. mike: admission is $50 now or 75 at the door. kevin: a gloomy start to the day but we broke out in some sunshine and it turned out to be a very nice friday as expected across the area. more rain is coming back just in time. i think we will squeeze some dryness out. we have ourselves a nice refreshing northeasterly breeze out there. 57 in columbus. a little warmer to the south. and with partly cloudy skies this evening, some dry air in place, it will be a little bit cooler than it has been. you might need a light jacket or sweater if you are heading out. is already rain back down the gulf coast. this is going to be the weekend storm system. it' s basically going to lift its way out of texas. m

and james baker and nbc news special correspond end tom brokaw. you can watch special coverage of the funeral of nancy reagan at 1:00 p.m. right here on msnbc. >>> time to get you up to date on sports right now. an end of an era. nba legends kobe bryant and lebron james facing off for the last time against each other. look at this, monster dunk from the king against the home team. it is kobe's turn facing off, going head to head with james outside the arc. he's thinking about it, nails it. nails that three-pointer. the cavs coasted to the easy victory and we'll miss seeing them facing off. >>> blaine barber hitting the second shot on the par 4 tour. it's in, eagle has landed. nicely done. >>> maybe you think that was impressive, how about this. the shot of the day. that's harlem globetrotter buckets blake. 350 feet up and do you see it? go right in. nails it. think steph curry can do that? probably. >>> and a pennsylvania man hunt for two shooters heats up. >>> there are homes in louisiana that have water in them and the forecast gets worse from h

nancy's two children are expected to speak at the funeral along with james baker who served in president reagan's administration and nbc news special correspondent tom brokaw. you can watch special coverage of nancy reagan's funeral beginning at 10:00 a.m. pacific time on msnbc. >>> nbc meteorologist bill karins is here with more on the historic rain devastating parts of the south. they can't get a break. >> three days in a row, same time, tracking tremendous rain. new orleans just went through it, too. flooding is very bad. water rescues and flash flood emergencies issued. jackson, mississippi, flash flood warning, to. 14 million affected and could get three to six inches and another round tomorrow. west coast, rain in the san francisco area northward and some of this will shift inland and then we'll deal with this mess in the middle of the pacific as we go through the weekend. stormy weather patterns continue here. looks like enhanced radar in the yellow about to come onshore into the bay area. that's going to be wet morning for you and lasting through your morning commute. further sou

reagan services her daughter, patty davis and journal tom brokaw and president reagan chief of staff james baker. >> still ahead a teenage skateboarder showing off his skills but high speeds and sharp corner sent him careening off a cliff. incredible ending to this story coming up a great white shark weighing in more than ton and few fisherman armed with a rod and reel find out who wins this battle coming up. >>>>e made it to friday. temperatures in the 70s mainlnl clear skies for miami. i'm chief meteorologist b bty davis i'll let you know what's ahead for saturday and sunday. your forecast is coming up. >> and well known resort getting slimy hot dogs to a rodent droppings on beans. break. from the hotel's kitchen to a tiki bar some health violations that just might turn your stomach. we are a talking about hot dogs with a slime and a rodent dropping once beans. its share of problemsn past. local 10 news investigator jeff has tonight's dirty dining report. >> this is the back of the a inclusive resort in lauderhill. it looks more like a dump. and hotel guests claim things are no better inside.

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politically aware and always favored the more pragmatic and dignified kind of leaders, politicians like james baker. these were her allies in the ronald reagan had the 11th command which is republicans do not make ill of each other. i think what's going on, this kind of circus i can't see pleasing her. you know, she always took the high road and so did her husband. i regret that i wasn't able to actually get her opinion on what's going on, but i assume she wasn't too thrilled. >> yeah. i think you are not alone in that assumption. bob, i want to thank you for your insight and expertise on this day when we are marking the passing of the former first lady nancy reagan, she died at age 94. born on july 6th, 1921. she had been living in bel air, california and she had been in our thanks again to bob and jon karl. we will be tracking this story all day right here on abc news. >> announcer: this has been a

politically aware and always favored the more pragmatic and dignified kind of leaders, politicians like james bakerhe white house. ronald reagan had the 11th command which is republicans do not make ill of each other. i think what's going on, this kind of circus i can't see pleasing her. you know, she always took the high road and so did her husband. i regret that i wasn't able to actually get her opinion on what's going on, but i assume she wasn't too thrilled. >> yeah. i think you are not alone in that assumption. bob, i want to thank you for your insight and expertise on this day when we are marking the passing of the former first lady nancy reagan, she died at age 94. born on july 6th, 1921. she had been living in bel air, california and she had been in failing health in recent years. our thanks again to bob and jon karl. we will be tracking this story all day right here on abc news. >> announcer: this has been a special report from abc news.

we just mentioned don regan and that famous firestorm, but james baker, the secretary of state, he was george h.w. bush's campaign manager, and she did not object to him joining the white house staff. michael dever, 30 years, from california to the white house, ed meese, give us some inside if you can on her influence and the fact that she could pick out talent. >> because of her focus on making sure the president was able to accomplish his objectives, she was very concerned about the people around him and the ability to use the resources of the white house and the political skills of the president. i'm surprised so far into this tragic remembrance is no one has called him the great communicator. she was a professional woman herself in the '40s and '50s. she knew how to communicate. i think she was determined to make sure that enormous capacity of president reagan was utilized. and honestly she thought he was numero uno in the white house and that's the way it should be and people would didn't understand that ran into trouble with her. >> is that something we should consider now, we're

former white house chief of staff james baker says nancy was the love of president reagan's life. nancy reagan will be buried next to her husband at the reagan library in california. the public can pay their respects later in the week. president jimmy carter does not need anymore treatment for cancer. carter shared this news yesterday with his congregation in atlanta. carter says doctors will continue to monitor his progress. no sot super 1:09-:01:17 "i'll continue to get regular mri and other scans and if a cancer shows up again and i'll start getting treatments again." doctors diagnosed the former president with an aggressive form of melanoma. it spread to his brain and liver back in december 2015. we're following breaking news in our next half hour. overnight police chased a suspect through two cities. it started, next. i do everything on the internet. but it's kind of slow. my friends said i should get fios because it's the fastest... i just downloaded 600 photos in 60 seconds. that's seriously better. (man) we're out of 2%. i wonder what else could be better around here? (man

politically aware and always favored the more pragmatic and dignified kind of leaders, politicians like james baker. these were her allies in the white house. command which is republicans do not make ill of each other. i think what's going on, this kind of circus i can't see pleasing her. you know, she always took the high road and so did her husband. i regret that i wasn't able to actually get her opinion on what's going on, but i assume she wasn't too thrilled. >> yeah. i think you are not alone in that assumption. bob, i want to thank you for your insight and expertise on this day when we are marking the passing of the former first lady nancy reagan, she died at age 94. born on july 6th, 1921. she had been living in bel air, california and she had been in failing health in recent years. our thanks again to bob and jon karl. all day right here on abc news. >> announcer: this has been a special report from abc news. >> "here and now," the program featuring the news and interests of the african-american community. here's your host, sandra bookman. >> coming up, remembering dr. martin luther king jr