interview and she was getting more and more mad at her dear friend mike wallace and at one point, because those were the days of film, they had to chance the film canisters, she sat in his lap and looked up at him and said, oh, mike, now stop that. s she, you know, could get annoyed, would let you know -- >> i've got to let you go in one minute. >> i would just say that she -- you could be in or out with nancy reagan. you would be cut off for a while, but then you'd be accepted back in. >> chris, thanks for calling in. again, nancy reagan, the former first lady of the united states, has died at the age of 94. we'll continue the fox coverage now with arthel neville in new york. >> this is a fox news alert. we begin with very sad news, breaking just moments ago, that former first lady nancy reagan has died at the age of 94. a spokesperson saying mrs. reagan passed away this morning at her home in los angeles. the cause of death was congestive heart failure. >> mrs. reagan, as you know, served as the first lady of our country from 1981 to 1989. she famously led the fight against drug and alc

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reagan spoke about it in an interview with mike wallace on "60 minutes" in 2002. >> that's the worst part about this disease, there is february to exchange memories with. from public view, his best supporting actress moved to center stage. >> she went to his birthday party alone. >> i would like to propose a toast to my fella. >> reporter: she signed his books for him. christened ships named for him. and received medals awarded to him. there were tributes today from across the political spectrum. her strength of character was legendary said president clinton and secretary clinton. she leaves a remarkable legacy of good. her influence on the white house was complete and lasting. wrote president and mrs. 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. sh

championship team...you don't spend your way to it.just about three years after wide receiver mike wallace left pittsburgh and took the money and ran to the dolphins....'he' was released today by the minnesota vikings...who traded to get wallace away from the dolphins, just about a year ago.four o'clock tomorrow is the operative time. that's the earliest any of these players can sign. the reds are back on the field tonight.they have a nine o'clock game, cincinnati time, against the giants.projected opening day starter, anthony desclafani will pitch. goodyear today. raisel iglesias did his first real work of the season....tossing batting practice...iglesias has been dealing with shoulder fatigue...that's what the reds are calling it....and this early in the game, that's not good.remember, he had this same problem last season.he's supposed to pitch in an actual game next monday. the most promising reds prospect who is 'not' a pitcher... is in the reds line up tonight. jesse winker. just about everyone in the reds front office expect winker to be an everyday major leaguer by 2017.and maybe so

reagan snoak about it in an interview with mike wallace on "60 minutes" in 2002. >> that is the worst part about this disease. there is nobody to exchange memories with. >> reporter: so as one of reagan's faded from public view, his best supporting actress moved to center stage. she went to his birthday party, alone. >> i would like to propose a toast to my fella. >> reporter: she signed is books for him. him. there were tributes today from across the political spectrum. her steng of character was ledge answeredder. says president clinton. her influence on the white house was complete and lasting, wrote 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. 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

reagan spoke about it in an interview with mike wallace on "60 minutes" in 2002. >> that is the worst part about this disease. there is nobody to exchange memories with. >> reporter: so as ronald reagan faded in public view, his best supporting actress moved to center stage. she went to his birthday party alone. >> i would like to propose a toast to my fella. gn reporter: she signed his books for him, christened ships named for him, and received medals awarded to him. riere were tributes today from across the political spectrum. "her strength of character was legendary," said president clinton and secretary clinton. "she leaves a remarkable legacy ab good." "her influence on the white house was complete and lasting," wrote president and mrs. 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." and in a tweet from her stepson michael reagan, "she is onc

reagan spoke to mike wallace on 60 minutes in 2002. >> the part about this disease, there is nobody to exchange memories with. >> right. >> and we had a lot of memories. from public view, his best supporting actress moved to second stage. >> nancy! >> she went to his birthday party alone, signed his books for him. and at the 1996 republican convention spoke for him. >> just four years ago, ronnie stood before you and spoke for what he said might be his last speech at a republican convention. his world were too foretelling. >> she took on controversial positions of her own. >> and now has presented us with a hope called stem cell research. >> and she carried on. >> visiting ships named for ronald reagan. >> receiving medals awarded to him. up to his death and beyond. and in the end, burr anybodying and maintaining ronald reagan's >> nancy, thank you for your love and thank you for just being you. [ applause ] >> reporter:. >> cbs news, washington. >> and once again, nancy reagan has passed at the age of 94. we will have more on her death on your local news on this cbs station, on our di

her mother was an actress in chicago and one of her mother's great friends was mike wallace, who was also a radio actor. so nancy and mike were great friends to the end of his life because they knew each other when they were both very young. i think they even had a couple of dates. but it was more platonic than anything else. she touched a lot of bases. >> she did. how about her role as a mother? we know her so much as always being by the side of her husband but she had her own two bilogical children, patty and ron, and a stepmother to michael and maureen. it's hard to do everything. we working women know that. she was the working wife of a president and a working mother as well. but what do you know about that role? >> well, that was tricky because her daughter was coming of age, during the counterculture, a lot of pressure on her because her father was a straight conservative and her their daughter, patty, wanted to be something else and posed in playboy and wrote articles and i always thought that nancy, who i knew, was very upset by a lot of that behavior handled it in a public wa

reagan spoke to mike wallace on 60 minutes in 2002. >> the part about this disease, memories with. >> right. >> and we had a lot of memories. >> so as ronald reagan faded from public view, his best supporting actress moved to second stage. >> nancy! >> she went to his birthday party alone, signed his books for him. and at the 1996 republican convention spoke for him. >> just four years ago, ronnie stood before you and spoke for what he said might be his last speech at a republican convention. his world were too foretelling. >> she took on controversial positions of her own. >> and now has presented us with research. >> and she carried on. >> visiting ships named for ronald reagan. >> receiving medals awarded to him. and in the end, burr anybodying and maintaining ronald reagan's legacy became her legacy. >> nancy, thank you for your love and thank you for just being you. [ applause ] >> reporter:. >> cbs news, washington. >> and once again, nancy reagan has passed at the age of 94. we will have more on her death on your local news oncess, what does it look like? is it becoming a bette

in 2002 she spoke about their bond with 60 minutes rrespondent mike wallace. you were always political rtners weren't you? he depended upon you? >> well that could be, i wasn't a politician, mike. >> well, nancy. >> no. no, i wasn't. that partnership better than when nancy told her husband huh to answer a reporter's question. can. >> we're doing everything we can. >> at the president's funeral, she emotionally kissed this casket and visited his grave at the ronald reagan presidential library every year after. simi valley alongside her decades. on sunday, her stepson michael wrote -- nancy is where she has always wanted to be with her ronnie. >> thank you from the bottom of my heart. >> at the 1996 republican convention, the first lady reflected on the unexpected life they led together. >> it was interesting, it was challenging, it was fascinating, and it was sometimes frightening, but there were times that it seemed that the sun forgot to shine, but those days have dimmed in compares on glow brightly. be right back. jill and kate use the same dishwasher. same d

. >> mike wallace wasn't quite as supportive of his former quarterback.ter the ex- viking said his decision to leave minnesota after one season and sign with the ravens was a simple one. >> when this process started, i knew i was going back to minnesota, i need a good quarterback. i need a good quarterback who can get things done. flatau, he's always been that guy. i've always loved his d ball. always. >>> tiger woods and golf will not be the only big-game m issing -- name missing from the masters next month. arnold palmer will not hit the ceremonial tea this month due to a shoulder injury. he does plan to attend the champions dinner and he will be there throughout the event just prohibits him from taking a swing. maybe next year at 87. >>> we have some breaking election news, cbs news declaring donald trump the i ll -- the winner in illinois and north carolina his third win of the night. he scored that big win over marco rubio in florida. we will have more at 11 o'clock tonight, but throughout the evening follow us on cbssf.com. >> we will have election

mike wallace was a great, life-long friend of hers.ndship with her that was much more distant but it was real, i think. i didn't see her that often. but we talked about things that concerned her that had nothing to do with politics most of the time. she was very warm, gracious and she brought that to the white house. but i think in terms of being ronald reagan's protector and famously it has been written there would have been no reagan presidency without her. she fashioned the presidency to some extent by enabling reagan to be reagan. let reagan be reagan became a very popular cry among conservatives but it meant something else to her and it meant keeping from her husband people who she thought would do him ill and there were a lot of them an they were banished. >> she told her daughter, who recently recounted a story that she wasn't afraid of dying. she just didn't want it to hurt because then she would be able to be with her his ban again. you are looking at live pictures as we watch the arrivals. you can see journalists are arriving

the not exactly mike wallace.e joe franklin, while he felt he should have been attending the new jersey trooper's funeral his lieutenant governor attended in his place. chris's dead cop diss is the headline, skips trooper's funeral to be with donald who later in ohio mocked christie in person while trying to criticize governor kasich for being up in new hampshire and absentee governor. >> your governor is absentee. he goes, listen to this because i was there, but i go back and i still work, i have a job. you have to do your job. your governor kasich, if you look at him and i'm being totally impartial. he goes to new hampshire. he is living in new hampshire. living. with chris. is chris around? even more than chris christie who was there, right. even more. i hated to do that but i had to make my point. >> reporter: luckily for christie he was just off stage at that point. christie getting more national mocking here, courtesy of jim roberts with the new york times who tweeted this picture trump gets umbrella; christ

it's interesting to know about the friendship between mike wallace, your dad, and nancy reagan.k a little bit about the post presidency. because not only -- even before ronald reagan died we had the sad long period where the effects of alzheimer's kick in. he famously wrote that letter to the public which was kind of like a good-bye letter and she was really the public face of the couple who had been president and first lady and almost by default charged with keeping that legacy alive. >> the day that came out, called mrs. reagan fully expecting to not ever reach her but just expressing my sympathies and she got on the phone and we talked for probably 20 minutes or so the day the reagan letter was released and she talked

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alzheimer's diagnosis, advocated for stem cell research and in 2002 she spoke about their bond mike wallace. but i wasn't a politician, mike.nancy. >> but -- no! no, i wasn't. >> reporter: no moment caught that partnership better than when nancy told her husband how to answer a reporter's >> doing everything we can. >> doing everything we can. >> reporter: at the president's 2004 funeral she emotionally kissed his casket and his grave every year after at the ronald reagan presidential library. she, too, will be laid to rest along her >> thank you for the bottom of my heart. >> reporter: at the 1996 republican convention, the first lady reflected on the unexpected life they led together. >> it was it was it was sometimes frightening. seemed that the sun forgot to shine, but those days have dimmed in comparison to theat now glow brightly. >> arrangements are being made this morning to honor nancy reagan's life and to lay her to urners have been placing flowers and cards at the ronald reagan library in simi valley, california, where she will be buried. ben tracy is there right now. ben, >> rep

in 2002, she spoke about their bond, with "60 minutes" correspondent mike wallace. >> you were alwaysitical partners, weren't you? he depended upon you. >> well, that could be. but i wasn't a politician, right? >> well, nancy -- >> but, no. no, i wasn't. >> no moment caught that partnership better than when nancy told her husband how to answer a reporter's question. >> doing everything we can. >> at the president's 2004 funeral, she emotionally kissed his casket and visited his grave at the ronald reagan presidential library every year after. she, too will be laid to rest alongside her husband of more than five decades. on sunday, her stepson michael wrote, nancy is where she has always wanted to be, with heronny. >> thank you from the bottom of my heart. >> at the 1996 republican convention, the first lady reflected on the unexpected life they led together. >> it was interesting. it was challenging. it was fascinating. it was sometimes frightening. there were times that it seemed that the sun forgot to shine, but those days have dimmed in comparison to the accomplishments that now gl

her mother was an actress on radio in chicago and one of her mother's great friends was mike wallace who was also a radio actor. so michael and nancy were a great friends to the end of his life. they knew each other since they were very young. they even had a couple of dates, but it was platonic. she touched a lot of bases. >> she did. how about her role as her mother. she had her own two biological chirngs of course, patty and ron and was a stepmother to michael and maureen. it's hard to do everything, we working women know that. she was the working wife of a president and a working mother as well, but what do you know about that role. >> well, that was tricky because her daughter was coming of age, and there was a lot of pressure on her because her father was something and patty wanted to be something else. she posed in "playboy" and wrote some articles. nancy, i know, was upset with a lot of that behavior but behaved well in a pub lake wi. didn't condemn her daughter or throw her out. same with her son ronnie. there was tension, no credit about that. may tainted in touch, i give n

mike wallace was famous. shotty conditions at the va. hospitals.the darkness of sex trafficking in cambodia. you can go on and on. for the record i'll put that. now let me go to this question, the gentleman mentioned harvard. i think using whether fresh fetal tissue vital to cures is an open question. presently harvard has 8,000 medical research projects under way, only ten use fresh fetal tissues. ten out of 8,000. now some defend the practice of fetal tissue collection from aboarded babies because the fetal tissue was supposedly contributes to loif-saving research today. first, can you tell us what deadly disease have been cured or can now be treated thanks to modern day collection of human fetal body parts? anyone? no. and secondly -- >> i think -- >> i'm sorry. >> i would like to respond. i think the case of vaccines is appropriate. the fact is that's how those vaccines were developed. >> which vaccines? >> polio and the other long list that the professor charro gave us. it's easy to look in the rearview mirror at research and say now that we k