the president and mrs. regan believe in freedom and democracy, and whenever president regan saw the american flaing, he saluted. to have it lowered. it meant a lot. i felt both of their spirits. >> friday, mrs. regan will be buried alongside her husband, the 40th president. every detail of the funeral planned by the former first lady herself. melissa giller is the library spokesperson. for those walking with the kaz get. family members and the people participating, they are hollywood people, government people, friends of the family. >> the funeral will be a closed service. 1,000 invitations have been mailed. two days before the funeral nancy regan will lie in repose so members of the public can pay final reports. >> the presidential library is closed. outside well-wishers left flowers and notes. inside a look at the gallery. here you see the glamor of old hollywood. mrs. regan's famous gown is on display. warned to poke fun that she was too fancy and lavish during economic times. >> she showed up at a dinner in a

tonight mrs. regan is being remembered around the world as one of the most influential first ladies in u.s. history. gina kim joins us down in southern california and gina, friday will be a big event. what is in store for her funeral? >> reporter: a lot of things happening at the region library. this whole garage mrs. regan will lie in on wednesday and thursday and that is when the public can come and pay their respects, but on friday, that is the day of the funeral, 11:00 a.m. pacific time and only dig tarries and those on a specific invite list will be allowed to attend that. no public there. that list we have no doubt will include most if not all of the living presidents. ronald reagan library remains closed to the public and flowers being left outside the gates as tributes continue to pour in for former first lady nancy region. >> i know how much she went not just president regan but the country as a whole. >> reporter: regan is being remembered for her love and support for her husband, ronald reaga

mrs. regan will be buried at the library. beside her beloved ronny. >> . what's so impress iive. there's so much stress with that job. and they stayed so close. >> reunited. >> . peyton manning of course hanging up the pads for good. >> ahead we take you through the star studded career. esrvce only to return and take denver to super bowl 50. now hanging up the saddle after 18 years in the league. >> . our sister station. in indianapolis. from the house. that peyton manning build built. >> a look at his incredible career. >> born into football royalty. the excelled in high school. and college tennessee. he was selected number one over all. in the 1998 draft. took it to a whole new hrefl with the colts. winning in the a super bowl in indianapolis. but his journey to denver that brought on a new chapter. and closed with a storybook ending. it was impressive. finish his career. with a championship. but. at the end of the day, it is time to call it a career. >> 4 years ago. he was recovering from 4 neck surgeries. and the colts release -dz him. >> the most coveted free agent was court

mrs. regan was known for being her husband's biggest protector and trusted advisor. she was an advocate for stem cell research following former presidents diagnosis of alzheimers disease in 1994. where the regans worshiped at presbyterian church talked about the former first lady after sundays services. >> she was genuinely considerate of the people around her and she always greeted everyone with a smile as did her husband. >> nancy reagan's best known project as first lady was the keeping kids and teenagers away from drugs. >> though she had her critics her admirers will remember her for restoring grace and elegance to the white house. >> president obama said in a statement that nancy reagan redefined the role of first lady. she will be buried alongside her husband at the ronald regan presidential library. cbs news, california. >> funeral arrangements for mrs. regan are still being worked out. the regan library says the public will have opportunity to pay their respects. >>> for more tributes to nancy reagan visit our website 11alive.com. >>> a spokeswoman for former

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mrs. regan died sunday at 94... in her los angeles-area home. her daughter patti -- writing -- "there is comfort in feeling surrounded by gentle thoughts and kind wishes. sot - president obama // "the extraordinary love that she... had for her husband." the reagan's love story played out in the public eye for more than 50 years. nats - she was the president's closest advisor... and biggest defender. sot - bob colacello // "she made sure he had good people around him. and when they weren't good... she had to get rid of them." the former first lady will first lie in repose at the library... for the public to pay its respects wednesday and thursday. in an interview with diane sawyer... she once recalled this conversation with the reverand billy graham. sot - nancy reagan // "i just want you to tell me... that when i go.. ronnie's going to be there waiting for me. and he said - oh yes. absolutely nancy." ((on camera tag)) first lady michelle obama will be among the one thousand invited guests here... attending friday's private, outdoor service. ther

two years after ronald regan revealed he had alzheimer's, she spoke at the 1990 con revenges. mrs. reagan became his caretaker until his death in 2004, seen here casket one last time. honor. a large funeral service is now being planned for nancy reagan here at the ronald reagan presidential library. she will be laiai to rest right next to herhusband. brandi hitt, abc news, seem see valley, california. >>> former president jimmy carter says he no longer needs cancer treatments. the former president said he will seeoctors regularly and will also resume any treatments, if necessary. back in december he was declared free from an aggressive form of melanoma that had already spread to his liver and brain. >>> speak laying continues to build for supreme court justice antonin scalia. he is a cuban american who grew up here in south florida. federal i circuit court judge since 196. >>> 22-year-old trai mason plays for the rams. he's spending his offseason here in florida. two tourists saw what was happening and then stard snapping pictures. >> my husband and i being photographers and coming

mrs. regan never leaving her husband's side. outside the ronald regan presidential library families are leaving flowers as condolences pore in from around the world. former first lady barbara bush saying we take comfort that they will be reunited once more. president obama adding nancy reagan once wrote that nothing could prepare you for living in the white house. she was right, of course. >> she was one of the greatest first ladies, extraordinary human being. >> nancy reagan was her husband's most trusted advisor and launched the just say no about i-drug campaign. >> what should you do when >> just say no! >> she later became the presidents devoted caretaker during his battle with alzheimers. >> if a death can be peaceful and lovely, that one was. >> president obama has now ordered flags to fly at half staff with the white house and federal buildings in her honor. funeral details are being finalized but we've been told the public will have a chance to pay their respects before private service is held here at the library, with mo

. >> reporter: the special detail on the sculpture that mrs. regan most appreciated it. >>> a tow truck driver will a man's car and a man's car and (donkey sound) (elephant sound) there's a big difference between making noise, (tapping sound) and making sense. (elephant sound) (donkey sound) when it comes to social security, we need more than lip service. our next president needs a real plan to hey candidates. enough talk. give us a plan. >>> we are following breaking news in northwest charlotte where police are investigating a homicide. these are live pictures where our crew just arrived on the scene. investigators are taking pictures inside of this apartment complex on park fairfax drive off of freedom drive. they arrived there at 2:45 this morning. we are looking to find more details, and we know someone drove a victim to the hospital. the victim was pronounced dead, and we will bring you new developments as soon as they develop. >>> turning to gas prices. the average gas price is 7 cents higher than it was 2 weeks ago, but it's 70 cents cheaper t

mrs. obama remembered nancy regan as a passionate advocate for antidrug campaign. >> mrs. reagan reminded us the importance of women the leadership at every level of our society. >> the funeral is closed to the public but about 5500 mourners paid their last respects this week, some waited in line for over and hour and left behind notes, flowers and american flag the. >> her classiness and her love for her husband astounding. >> i think she would be surprised but smile i think this is a reflection on people understanding the difference that she made. >> nancy reagan's two children will share memories of their mother today, final resting place on the grounds of the library right by her husband's side. >>> turning now to weather. nice here at home. >> but not so good other places. is ear weather is being blamed >> people are using their boats to leave their homes. authorities are calling it a once in a 500 year flood. a state of emergency cars even trees, another system of heavy rain could bring rain totals in that region to 14 inches a less is a 14 inches is big time serious

mrs. ronald regan began in hollywood where the two actors met and fell in love. arnold schwarzenegger, another actor turned california governor took time to praise the former first lady. >> she was one of the greatest first ladies. extraordinaire ry human being and such a wonderful partner with her husband, president reagan. >> reporter: and he led the tributes from tinsel town tweeting, nancy reagan was one of my heroes. unbelievable power, glass and grace. she's also being remembered with fondness and affection for the part she played in the twilight of her love story with the president, when he developed alzheimer's disease and nancy took on her most difficult and poignant role as protector and soul mate for what she called the long good-bye. the reagans son, ron, spoke to matt by phone. >> they had gone through a lot together. they had looked forward to, you know, what they used to refer to as their golden years where they could sit back and reminisce and all of that, and she was very saddened that their golden years would be few. >> reporter: and the public

do don regan made the fundamental mistake of hanging up on mrs. reagan once -- >> not a wise move. >> it's like being the radar operator at pearl harbor. it's not something you do by any means, but it was also -- but it was absolutely essential, but it also shows how, you know, difficult politics always is because she paid a price for that. because let's remember what don regan did in retribution. after he left the white house, he revealed that in the wake of the 1981 assassination attempt, mrs. reagan began consulting an astroll injury to seek guidance on the most favorable presidential scheduling for the rest of the administration. it was deeply embarrassing, and it just shows she was not just a ceremonial figure, not just a stylish figure. she was very much a political figure in what was a tumultuous political time. >> yeah. she once told me though, i think a lot of that about bringing joan quigley who is actually a very smart woman -- she's deceased but she was a smart astroll injury, it's not the stars, it's their intuition and brains that ke

let's remember what don regan did in retribution. he revealed mrs. reagan began consulting and as control gi to seek guidance on the most favorable presidential scheduling. it was deeply embarrassing. and it shows she was very much a political figure in what was a tumultuous political time. >> she once told me that i think a lot of that about bringing joan quigley, who is a very smart woman, deceased but a smart a astrologer. but she -- will i think nancy never got over the assassination attempt. respect she was hoping to monitor her husband's way. >> i believe she turned to quigley after the assassination attempt. she eliminated his public appearances. you could see why she was worried about it. you know, we have to remember she did fall on her sword for reagan. she took a lot of grief for him. i was covering the white house along with a lot of others and she was painted as the bad guy. she took a lot. remember the -- and she was pretty clever about disarming. my memory of this is that she took a lot of grief for her fancy clothes. the country is in

but what she really brought to -- ronald regan, in particular, was the art of friendship. when i went for my interview with mrs. reagan, mike deaver took me to lunch prior to the interview, and she said, don't forget, when you go upstairs, ronald reagan would not be president, were it not for nancy reagan. and her friendships made in the carpool line of her kid's school led to the kitchen cabinet, which led to his great support for running for president. and i think it also helped him very much in governing. he had great friendships with the g-7 and the g-8 leaders. i mean, really good friendships. not just meet once a year friendships. he and brian mullroney traded irish limmerics all the time. he supported them during a very difficult time and of course the legendary friendship with thatcher. these were friendships when the cruise michelssile debate and everything else was taking place, these friendships really mattered, and that's what she was really about, she knew how to -- she knew the art of friendship and she used it through the art of entertaining, and she never lost sight of reaching out to people wh

mrs. reagan's influence on the president? >> well, i was aware, and certainly don regan was aware to the point that she felt it was almost a distraction to him how often she called. i'm sure when he was there, she had an old friend who she talked with regularly, and so she dealt with issues of presentation and the communications strategy, but also the issues strategy. i was also at reykjavik when that summit blew up. we drove that long hour drive to get air force one, and the president of the united states said he was going to be delighted to get home to nancy even though he had missed dinner. >> absolutely, absolutely. what a wonderful story. that is what we do remember of that love affair that they continued to have. >> and it was both sides. back when the president left office, there was a book that came out that was very derogatory and personal against his wife. so i wrote a column about it. and i got this hand-written note from the president of the united states that was just before the alzheimer's set in, and it was just wonderful and expressed how much -- how he felt that he regretted he couldn't get out and defend her himself,

as we just saw, the firing of don regan, the chief of staff at the white house, i think this goes directly to the role that mrs. reagan played very quietly, without publicity. but making sure the president's subordinates followed the president's directions and were effective in maintaining his image. i don't say that in a pr way, i mean because the bully pulpit of the presidency as theodore roosevelt called it was made for reagan too and she was focused on how to maximize his ability to get done what he wanted to do and if that meant getting rid of people who weren't performing effectively, she was prepared to do it. >> ambassador, thank you for your insight and wreck lesireco on this sad day with the death of nancy reagan. >> former first lady bush just issued a state saying nancy reagan was totally devoted to president reagan and we take comfortable that they will be r reunited once more. joining us on the phone is a trainer and was a physical therapist for nancy reagan. if you would tell us how did you come to work with mrs. reagan. >> her doctor called me up and asked if i could work with her because i was

regan. welcome, everyone, to the intelligence report. a prior prayer service. paying their respects to the former first lady. the public will be invited to pay their respects. mrs. reagan will be laid to rest on friday next to her beloved husband. all of this, of course, happening. donald trump winning big. senator ted cruz with a win in idaho. a terrible night for marco rubio. next tuesday, winner take all contest. will it be do or die? even if he will make it to florida. we will talk about all of that. pulling off an offset victory. blocking out the nomination. can he ride this wave of momentum next tuesday? getting word on a significant ice is operative. he allegedly is saying that isis has weapon eyes mustard gas and does have plans to use it. we will talk about all of that beard first, back to politics. we wait for it nancy reagan. out and brought into the reagan library. joining me on set. secretary of labor. chief of staff. just quickly as we watch this year. nancy reagan, she stood by him. very much a partner. and all the things that they did. not someone that was very white by the establishment, shall we say. >> great to see you again. she was the back

mrs. reagan was often accused of meddling in the white house as when she orchestrated the firing of staff donald regan. she was krit criticizeddesigner ball gowns. >> for all the time we have been it would be inconceivable for me to go my own way on something without her. agan's left the white house, the first lady focused her energy on the health of her husband. >> they were very short, the golden years. she spoke to "60 minutes" about his battle with alzheimer's. >> that is the worst part about this disease, there is nobody to exchange memories with.right. >> and we had a lot of memories. >> reporter: the reagan's would have celebrated their 64ther last friday. on one of their an ver t wrote the following. i'm waiting for you to return so i can start living again. nancy reagan will be buried beside her husbandreagan presidential library in california. >> bill, you covered the reagan presidency there. what was she like? she was involved in reporters' everything. i said to her at a reception this is my almost fiancee. she looked at me what a stupid thing toich, of course, it was! she said to my now wi

regan was diagnosed with aflts in the '90s, they reconciled. at the time of nancy reagan's death they were very close. the celebrity list is very long from mr.o tom celek and of course the former first ladies along with michelle obama will also be on hand. gretchen. >> we will look forward to that. trace, thank you. >>> defense attorney said he was attacked at the santa than courthouse in southern california. he claims an investigator with the da's office was behind that horrific bruise. james crawford saying the incident started when the investigator told him defense attorneys are sleazy and can't be trusted. he said he didn't throw a punch but wound up with that black eye and a bloodied shirt after his face was slammed into a bench. a juror in the building snapped a picture on the floor. the da's office says it is cooperating with the police. they're calling crawford's account one sided and simile not zwru one of the biggest duties for the next commander in chief is how to fix the department of veterans affairs. which candidate has a plan for that. we have a panel of veterans. they're going weigh in coming up next. >>> stunning revelations

mrs. reagan was often accused of meddling in the white house as when she orchestrated the firing of chief of staff donald reganor wearing designer evening gowns in her signature reagan red. her husband always stood by her. >> for all the years we've been married, it's we, not you and i. it would be inconceivable to go my own way on something without her. >> reporter: after the reagans left the white house, she focused her energy on the health of her husband. >> they were very short, the golden years. >> reporter: in 2002 she spoke to "60 minutes" about his battle with alzheimer's. >> that's the worst part about this disease, there's nobody to exchange memories with. >> right. >> we had a lot of memories. >> reporter: the reagans would have celebrated their 64th wedding anniversary last friday. on their 31st anniversary the president wrote her "i move than love you. i'm not whole without you. you are life itself to me. when you are gone i'm waiting for you to return so i can start living again." >> nancy reagan will be buried beside her husband at the ronald reagan presidential library in california. >> bill, y

regan. welcome, everyone, to the intelligence report. a prior prayer service. paying their respects to the former first lady. the public will be invited to pay their respects. mrsest