the accident claimed three lives. 21-year-old wesley and 21 michael duffy and 21 dan. the soul survivor, thomas bentley just turned 21 today. bentley was with the men celebrating his birthday last night. and he invited his friend ethan to tagalong. >> is it weird to think that they invited you to go with them. >> it's super weird. >> weaver knew the group, but he was close to bentley. the trio worked together at guitar sentcenter. >> weaver just spoke to his him to speak about him in the past sense. >> he was a friendly guy and super easy to talk to. you can always talk to him and just very personalable. >> the survivor thomas bentley wrote a statement on facebook saying in part, they should be remembered as the good people that great musicians, great people and amazing friends. i'm thankful to be here today, but they'll never be forgotten. >> those three men were beloved and we've seen messages pouring through social media with people praying for them. earlier today, i saw a girl who spent 20 minutes sobbing at the scene of the crash. jen. >> young victims. do we know

michael duffy is with us.t he joined "time" magazine in 1985, but as such, he has had his share of a broad sweep of history to cover. and in addition to writing for "time," he co-authored the book, "the president's club: inside the world's most exclusive fraternity." michael, this is exactly the conversation we were just having. there's the people who have served as presidents, there's the first ladies, there's the sons and daughters who have lived in that house and known the pressures of growing up there, and then there's the staff members, who know what it's like to serve the country, the greater good, and that family. and with that in mind, talk about nancy reagan's legacy, especially vis-a-vis what we just witnessed. >> well, i think michael beschloss said it pretty well, brian, that she had a kind of uncritical adoration of her husband, but i would only add one footnote to that, that i think is important when we try to understand these partnerships between president and spouse. and that is, she knew her h

joining me now to discuss nancy reagan's life and legacy from washington, michael duffy. he is deputy managing editor of time magazine here in new york, nancy gibbs, time magazine's editor. together they are the authors of the president's club, inside the world's most exclusive fra tirnt. i'm pleased to have them back on this program. welcome. talk about nancy reagan as a first lady. >> well, you know, coming when she did, after bete ford who had been such a transparent, authentic figure and then roselynn carter who was very earnest and high protein, here comes nancy reagan out of hollywood in her gowns and her entourage of very glamorous friends. and that was not something that washington had seen in many years. and i think they didn't know what to make of her. and she was something of a mystery in a very different way than her husband the president was a mystery. and i think one of the things that was most point yantd about her,-- point yant about her especially initially where he was so again yal and the testify long president, no criticism would stick to him t almost

wesley murder kerley, michael -- mckerley, duffy and custer all killed. a fourth person not identified is in the hospital now. police say it happened near the section of old bradenton road and desoto road. only one car involved. it's not clear what led up to the crash but officers do believe speed was a factor. >>> right now history in the making as president obama and his family wake up for their second day in havana, cuba. >> today president raul castro is expected to meet with president obama at the palace of the revolution. the president says the trip is an opportunity to engage with the cuban people. the last presidential visit was in 1926. it took president calvin coolidge three days to get to cuba. president obama's trip only three hours on air force one. >>> our favorite baseball team the opportunity to play in an historic game. president obama will be in the stands when it starts at 2:00 tomorrow afternoon. >>> as the president makes history in cuba there is a new health warning out for the island nation this morning. the centers for disease cont

and democratic presidential candidates for cbs and michael duffy is the deputy managing editor "time" magazine. peggy, what do we make of -- [ laughter ] lot to go here. what do you make of the rallies in the last couple of days and how much has donald trump contributed or not contributed to this at all. >> seeing the past few days, especially last night in chicago, the disruption, the yelling, the pushing, the violence surrounding the donald trump rally and inside, even though he wasn't there he cancelled he said for safety reasons. i think there are two big reasons this is happening and one victim group ha hasn't been mentioned. two reasons it's happening, trump is cavalier and careless in his references to punch him in the nose. i wish i could punch him in the nose. if you punch him in the nose i'll pay your bills. that's been. that's immature. that's not knowing that america is always a country when it's gathered and political passions can start throwing punches. that's the first part. second part is, there are anti-trump groups that are opportunistically moving on the fact that h

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joining me to discuss nancy reagan's scomplife legacy from washington, michael duffy. he is deputy managing editor of time magazine here in new york. nancy gibbs is time magazine's editor, together they are the authors of the president's club, inside the world's most exclusive fraternity. i'm pleased to have them on this program. welcome. talk about nancy reagan as a first lady. >> well, you know, coming when she did, after betty ford who had been such a transparent, authentic figure and then roselyne carter who was very earnest suspect high protein here comes nancy reagan out of llywood with her gowns and friends and this was not something washington had seen in many years. i think they didn't know what to make of her. she was something of a mystery in a very different way than her husband the president was. a mystery. and i think one of the things that was most poignant about her, especially initially, was that where he was so genial and he was the teflon president and no criticism would stick to him, it almost all fell to her. and she became -- charlie: the protecto

. >> with us now, bianna golodryga and michael duffy.cruz than win with trump? >> some would i think. we're watching everybody takes sides now. i used to think a contested convention is something we get on a plane and fly to but it's unfolding now in front of our eyes. whether it's cruz or trump or staying in the rubio and john kasich camps, we still have delegates, don't forget and the shape of a contested ballot is -- you can see how people will line up. some with ted cruz, some with kasich, a huge number for trump. rubio is keeping his powder dry. the makings of a multiballoted convention are visible. >> michael, jim comey, fbi director, hillary clinton e-mails. how directly involved on a daily or hourly basis is the fbi director in the e-mail investigation? >> everyday. and if you were running the fbi you wouldn't let anyone else handle that because it will come down in the end -- if the fbi interviews hillary clinton i suspect comey will be the one conducting the interview. it's not the kind of thing you farm out. it's too important

that's when i heard a young cub reporter from "time" magazine, michael duffy, call it super tuesday.then they've had the most success. >> ones for super truss establishment candidate favorites. under the ones that are out of the main stream. >> like george h.w. bush who won 16 of 17 super tuesday states. and bill clinton who swept to catapult ahead. but it is changing. so this mini national primary that is supposed to produce a moderate on each side doesn't always do that. >> both the democrat party and the republican party created this frankenstein monster, and it slipped the bonds. it is out there roaming the countryside and doing the exact opposite of what its creators intended. >> there have been just three super tuesdays so decisive that candidates were able to knock the rest of the competition out of the rest of the race. mccain did it in 2008. now the question is, will tonight be the fourth time in super tuesday history that happens? >> now we know. peter in minnesota. thank you. >> are you sure? you haven't had one? >> sure. this is just me raw. this is it. the clock is ticki

michael, thanks so much. good to see you this morning. with me now is trent duffyonal spokesman for the john kasich presidential campaign. so good morning to you. thanks for being with me. what's your reaction to this dpe fiorina endorsement. was kasich seeking her endorsement? >> well, the reaction is that we agree with a lot of what ted cruz and carly fiorina just said. it is about jobs and the economy. the reason john kasich has seen a surge is he's the only candidate who has an actual record of bringing the kinds of conditions that create jobs. we had 420,000 private sector jobs in the state of ohio. governor granholm earlier was talking about made in ohio. john kasich actually brought auto jobs back from mexico to the state of ohio. so we agree with their analysis of what's wrong with washington. but the reason john kasich is surging is because he's actually done it before. and in the 1990s, he took on hillary care, which was a message, and we blocked it. ted cruz was unable to block obamacare. in the 1990s, john kasich was able to balance the budget, cut the

duffy. there's much more than than presidential candidates on the ballot today. maybe the biggest local primary vote is for cuyahoga county commissioner. michael o'malley is challenging current prosecutor timothy mcginty for his seat. both candidates are democrats, so whoever wins this primary is going to be the cuyahoga county prosecutor. >>> weather is always a big deal on election day. as you get ready to head to the polls, let's check with sam sp see how you do out there. sam. >> samantha: no rain but fog, brian. please watch out for that on your drive in. fog should erode by mid to late morning and we're mostly cloudy with highs in the upper 50s. tonight we have a first alert outlook in place. the morning and even a few rumbles of thunder. so overnight into tomorrow morning you will be contending with rain, but by tomorrow afternoon we're done with the >>> it is tuesday, march 15th, 2016. welcome back. there are primaries in key states.d them on a fast track to november or slow them down. but first here's today's "eye opener" at 8:00. >>> if trump gets a clean sweep,ies it. it could leave things murky. >>> this will be the day when we fin

duffy is with us. bruised advisor alice stuart does. newt gingrich as well. and don't miss my one-on-one with u.s. attorney general michael mckay c. onto the campaign trail. our top story today. senator marco rubio suspended his campaign last night after a disappointing loss in his home state of florida. donald trump walking away with three states including all the sunshine dates 99 delegates. an upstate for trump in ohio. john kasich pulled out a win in his home state capturing the 66 delegates, breathing new life into the kasich struggling campaign. hillary clinton walking away with four states maintaining her delicately never bernie sanders beard 1561-800. blake or menace in palm springs with the latest. reporter: here we are in florida with marco rubio had said not only would he win a stay, but if he didn't he would his candidacy going forward. rubio last year in his home state by 19-point yesterday and dropped out immediately afterwards. while addressing supporters in his hometown of miami, rubio essentially said the political climate this go around with out what he needed to run. >> i want you to know there's nothing more yo