that is what he said when he got home that night and he got a call from nancy reagan's the same night and she said i don't suppose there's any way you would want to come help us in the white house, would you? he declined saying that would not be a good idea for anyone to become involved but several weeks later don reagan was fired and howard baker was brought in. in his memoir, regan said why brought strauss who had everything to gain from reagan falling out of grace? should be called in -- i will never know. it is true that bob was a democrat and a partisan but anyone who knew bob knew that he was straight shooter and he was going to tell reagan the truth and give reagan the best advice that he could. he loved being called to serve by his president. never turned down a president and that is how he ended up over 70 years of age in a communist country in moscow. he turned down bush for that ambassadorship. he can't turn down a president. he always tried to do his best for republicans and democrats. >> a line about -- >> jim wright joke in the 80s. i don't know who the next president is

nancy reagan wasn't able to make it there but thanked them for helping make the statue a really. the nine foot high bronze statue stands right outside of terminal a. >>> updating the catholic church by returning to the roots. how the mass you've been saying for decades is undergoing a change. >>> plus, hate waiting in line? why future trips to the dress pri store won't take up your whole afternoon. >>> sometime as super hero needs rescuing. what happened last night. i'm kelly swoope. i'll have those stories and more plus wyatt's forecast. >>> let's take a look at our weather the day after halloween. >> yes, jamie, so much better than leading in halloween. bhot tom line -- bottom line is much better now. 49 up in york pa. mostly clear. relatively pleasant night, no real wind. tomorrow -- hour by hour temperatures climb by 4:00. remember the sunglasses tomorrow, jamie because i know you look cool in those. >> what time is the sunset? >> it's getting earlier, 6:05. >> thank you, wyatt. that is all for us here. guy an sawyer -- diane sawyer is next. we'll see you at 11:00. have a gre

and it was the first time there was an on-camera kiss between president reagan and nancy davis, nancy reagan. and i remember him saying, come on up here and let's reenact it. and in front of everybody, the two of them embracing, you know, you can take whatever you want from the most liberal democrat, that night, you were rooting for renaulronald reagan. i remember pulling into wisconsin in the 1988 campaign one night and the white house had contacted the owner of a hotel. "welcome, mr. president. showing tonight, hal katz of the navy." one thing we have not mentioned is invariably, "win one for the gipper." that was hollywood. >> when ronald reagan and pat o'brien are arrived at the campus of never gained for the premier of new rockne, i imagine that. thousands of people arrive by train for the opening of the movie. andrea mentioned in geneva when he met gorbachev, before he was going to geneva, we asked him at a news conference, mr. president, are you nervous about meeting a soviet leader? and he said, oh, no, i once starred opposite errol flynn. [laughter] >> he did love movies. i w

since receiving the diagnosis, nancy reagan has reached out to were to offer support.he will coach for as long as she can. she will keep winning, too. stay with us. we're back with your seven-day forecast. pnc virtual wallet gathers your spending and saving in one place. credit and debit purchases, checks, bills, and other financial information. it lets you see the details as well as the big financial picture. so you can do more with your money. see what a complete view of your money can do for you at pncvirtualwallet.com. ♪ pnc bank. for the achiever in you. >> crews began stringing up thousands of lives in mount vernon. the 40th annual holiday celebration will be green with energy-efficient lights. the official lighting tax place thursday, december 1. you can catch our special at 7:00. we are dealing with some monumentally excellent weather. >> sunny skies tomorrow and 64. a chance for showers on friday and a beautiful weekend ahead. we have gorgeous sunshine but saturday and sunday. >> that is a look at our news for this evening. thank you for joining us. good night

been in the carter ministration, and even though he had run carter's campaign against reagan, nancy reagan and raised further strauss and the former secretary of state, republican, bill rodgers, to sneak into the white house one evening. they went into the treasury building, went through the underground tunnel. bob had never been through the underground tunnel before. he said it was like a fallout shelter, but lining the walls of the could not believe is there. he went out to the residence of the white house and advised the president on what to do about the iran-contra scandal. and he advised him to get rid of chief of staff, and he said you need to bring in someone like a howard baker, someone who can really have a lot of credibility in congress with both sides of the aisle, a lot of relationships with the press, and nancy reagan really took this to heart. at the time strauss did not think the president should really have been listening to him because the president disagreed with him and said, would never do that. that is what he told her when she gets home that night. he got a call sayin

the collection includes inaugural gowns including michelle obama's designed by jason woo and nancy reagan'sous red bordered china. why is the exhibit so popular? some say while people want glamour and style in the white house they want a connection to the first family to know how they live their everyday lives. >> reporter: seeing the gowns and china helps people feel as though they are time travellers, transported into the white house themselves. while most presidents trip over politics from time to time, first ladies are usually immune. >> we want to feel good about those characters. somehow the first lady is able to retain her popularity over time and in the time in a way that a president, i think gets involved in politics cannot. >> reporter: who knows? some day soon the first ladies exhibit could include the attire of the first man. andrea mitchell, nbc news, washington. >> there you go. that's our broadcast for a friday night and for this week. thank you for being here with us. i'm brian williams. we hope to see you back here on monday night. in the meantime have a great weekend. in t

new face and will feature more than 24 gowns including gowns from michelle obama, barbara bush, nancy reaganacqueline kennedy. no. 2, beware of fake ipads especially during the holiday shopping season. nearly 18,000 fakes and clones resembling the ipad experts say and the android devices were sold online in july. to avoid getting cheated stick with trusted websites and beware of those extremely low prices. and no. 1 tonight congestion relief is coming to route 1 near fort belvoir and also the brand-new home of walter reed in bethesda, the defense department extending more than $180 million to improve traffic floppy on the roads as both areas prepare for a huge -- flow on the roads as both areas prepare for a huge increase in traffic due to the base relinement closure plan. brian, that's tonight's fox 5 top five. >> nice stretch of weather coming up. >> the chilly nights will be around, near freezing in the suburbs tonight, but this is how we roll in november. wire look being at the monument. it is crisp and -- we're looking at the monument it. is crisp and clear and chilly in the morning. th

nancy reagan took a lot of ridicule for just say no campaign. just say no is the right message. >> what about a racial component? >> the racial thing that disturbs us most in the survey was that 12 and 13 year-olds hispanic and black kids are 3 times likelier, 12 and 13 year-olds, to be offered drugs than 12 and 13-year-old white kids. 20% of black and hispanic kids we surveyed said they had been offered drugs at age 12-13. nonly 7% of white kids said that. now that says those drugs are widely available, and it also says something about law enforcement. we tolerate here in washington in south central l.a., and in new york and harlem, and in california and california south central and here in washington in the southeast, drug czars that would be wiped out in 5 minu >>> did you get into the issue of who should prescribe antidepressants and other psychopharmacological medications for mood-altering drugs? should it be psychiatrists only or mds or -- what are you doing with regard to that? >> it should be mds but shay should be much better fland how

it will include gowns from my shoal obama, barbara bush, nancy reagan and jacqueline kennedy. >>> a specialan national airport. a nine foot bronze statue of the airport's namesake was revealed to the public. it is located outside terminal a. it shows reagan with his hands at his side gazing off into the distance. price tag, about $900,000, generated by private donors. the airport authority spent about $80,000 for site preparation. >>> wear checking consume anterior letters. bank of america is dropping its up popular fee. it decided to drop the $5 a month fee for using debit cards. competing banks also decided to do away with the fee putting more pressure on bank of america to follow suit. >>> beware of fake ipads especially during the holiday shopping season. experts say nearly 18,000 fakes and clones resembling the ipad and android devices were being sold online in july. to avoid getting cheated, you want to stick with trusted web sites and beware of extremely low prices. >>> you need to relax just a little bit? how about a 90-minute massage. that is our my fox half off deal of the day. $4

nancy reagan cannot attend. bob dole conveyed a message from her.his comes 10 months from what would have been the president's 100th birthday. >> the $5 monthly fee that bank of america plant and charging debit card users will not happen. the debit card fee would have gone into effect in january. customers may not be out of the woods. some experts fear lenders may raise other charges. bank of america is trying to stem the tide of foreclosures in the sunshine state by paying owners to get out. to qualify, homeowners must secure a buyer before november 30. the amount awarded to the buyer depends on the value of the home and the wave of delinquency. the fed is kicking off its homeowner review process. an ipad 2 blinged out with diamonds and dinosaur bones. >> nearly 4.5 million consumers have a chance to get their foreclosure cases reviewed. the first batch of letters already in the mail. banking regulators found flaws in the foreclosure process. regulators say not all home owners can be remedied. would it numbers from challenger gray and adp. a deep s

the closest analog to his wife is nancy reagan, he said, in that nancy was extraordinarily close to ronnyand they discussed virtually everything. >> this reorganization is fascinating. for people who like the business of politics, it's an amazing story. she didn't want him to campaign in the early states a couple nights in a row. hey, you've been out on the road. that's how you run for president. they say she wasn't letting them do her job. now the speaker says he's empowered her even more, and so far it's worked. >> it takes a lot to compare your life to one of the great stories. >> if you're out there comparing yourself to churchill, maybe not. we have the great evan thomas and john meech many with the editing. >> what a team, the dream team. mike allen, thank you. >> thank you, andrea. >>> coordinated action by the central bank sends stocks flying today. is it a quick fix? stay tuned. from whole roasted nuts and dipped in creamy peanut butter, making your craving for a sweet & salty bar irresistible, by nature valley. or creates another laptop bag, or hires another employee, it's not j

some gowns came from michelle obama, barbara bush, nancy reagan and jackie kennedy.he national building museum is inviting you to get a glimpse of what washington could have been like if some early architects had gotten their way. the exhibit is called unbuilt washington. the show features the original drawings of thomas jefferson and others that show examples of buildings, parks, bridges or other projects that for one reason or another were never built. the exhibit runs to the end of may. >>> sharpen up your ice skates, everybody. one of our area's most popular rinks on the mall is back in business for the winter. it is located at the national gallery of arts sculpture garden near the national archivesment tickets $8 for, $7 for seniors, kids and students. >>> regis philbin signed off this morning today after 28 years on the job. he was dry eyed as he said goodbye but kelly ripa fought back tears. among those in the audience today ripa's predecessor kathy lee gifford, katie couric. regis philbin says his immediate plans include a tour for his new book "how i got thi

i mean with perspective that is what some of the children of president reagan have said about nancy reagan an ronald reagan they so much, so strong a bond to each other. >> they were so shut out. both children said that, didn't they. >> rose: yeah. >> both ron and the sister. >> rose: because their parents had ts great love affair. >> uh-huh. >> rose: and thatas so overwhelming everything else. >> yeah. well, i uldn't say that john and i were like the reagans. >> rose: i -- mean but the idea is, you two were people who really -- >> we were close. >> rose: adored each other. >> we talked to each other at dinner, for example. >> rose: yes, indeed. >>nd people would notice. >> rose: absolutely. >> i would notice because you see people at dinner who are adults and they don't talk to each other. >> in restaurants. >> rose: of course. >> and you two were-- yeah. >> rose: because you had such an interest. >> and it wasn't because we hadn't talked all day either. we were-- . >> rose: dow miss john every day. >> every day. >> rose: your magical thing. >> i mean, yes, of course i miss him every day.

it will feature 24 gowns worn by michelle obama, barbara bush, nancy reagan, and jaclyn kennedy.ext year renovations will begin on the west wing display. looks like it will reopen just in time for thanksgiving, which is one of the busiest weekends of the whole year. >> that is one of my favorite exhibits in all the smithsonian. >> you and several million other people apparently. >>> the [ boy's voice ] hi, samantha. [ girl's voice ] hi todd, do you wanna be my boyfriend? [ chuckles ] sure! great -- gimme your melt. myy--melt? [ singsong voice ] yeah. i'm your girlfriend now. ahh, i don't think this is working out. [ male announcer ] get your own subway steak melt. like the steak & cheese -- layers of juicy steak and bubbly, melted cheese. subway. eat fresh. >>> right now at 5:59, police

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china today and it was -- these wonderful commercials please the talk about ronald reagan and nancy reagan, let me show you my electric service like a vacuum cleaner that people take for granted. but there is a consensus on something that wasn't there before. i remember what was not a consensus was the question of energy efficiency. it makes good economic sense. makes good sense to do it. there's a critical animosity fighting about it. >> host: people snore. it is not sexy. you can see it. there is no -- >> guest: that is the challenge for the energy commissioner of the european union. there's one big problem that there's no red ribbon to cut. you can't have an opening ceremony like with your turbine. >> host: it goes to one of the big challenges of this topic which takes political courage which is a personal responsibility. barack obama got into a lot of trouble when he candidly talked about cap and trade in an editorial board in california where whole point of cap and trade is price control and the quote every republican's sites is there are necessarily skyrocketing energy prices. that w

. >> it became the picture -- it became iconic of president reagan and nancy reagan at the hospital asnt through your mind after you give up the president to the doctors? are you thinking? >> i'm thinking he may die. i really did think that. one of the last things i did when i was -- when they took him for his major operation. they had him pretty well stabilized but he was still losing blood. i went up to him and looked him in the eye and i said hope -- god, i hope you preserve this presidency or you live. because i was around when president kennedy was killed. i wasn't there, but i was in the service. >> our business -- you mentioned you have to run and get on the phone. can you imagine in the days of twitter cell phones, someone streaming it on the internet. our business changed a lot since then. how would it have been different? >> well, if we had a live camera, everybody would have seen it happen. that's what happens today. i think people would have understood the president of the united states had been shot at. often, live stuff without editing and without someone to explain what

and it was the first time there was an on-camera kiss between president reagan and nancy davis, nancy reagan. and i remember him saying, come on up here and let's reenact it. and in front of everybody, the two of them embracing, you know, you can take whatever you want from the most liberal democrat, that night, you were rooting for ronald reagan. i remember pulling into wisconsin in the 1988 campaign one night and the white house had contacted the owner of a hotel. "welcome, mr. president. showing tonight, hal katz of the navy." one thing we have not mentioned is invariably, "win one for the gipper." that was hollywood. >> when ronald reagan and pat o'brien are arrived at the campus of never gained for the premier of new rockne, i imagine that. thousands of people arrive by train for the opening of the movie. andrea mentioned in geneva when he met gorbachev, before he was going to geneva, we asked him at a news conference, mr. president, are you nervous about meeting a soviet leader? and he said, oh, no, i once starred opposite errol flynn. [laughter] >> he did love movies. i went to

they didn't want people to know that ronald reagan has been, or was married to jane wyman before nancy reagan. big issue. megyn: wow. michael reagan, thank you so much. pleasure as always. >> thank you. megyn: well, new questions about attorney general eric holder and a gun-running sting gone very wrong. but this time the questions come from the parents of a border guard who lost his life to one of the -- to a man holding one of the guns that got away. a fox news exclusive ahead. >>> plus, honoring those who risk their lives to defend our freedom. today is veterans' day. we remember their bravery and their sacrifices. [ thunder rumbles ] what is the sign of a good decision? in the world of personal finance, it's massmutual. find strength and stability in a company that's owned by its policyholders. ask your advisor, or visit massmutual.com. did you hear sam... ...got promoted to director? so 12 seconds ago. we should get him a present. thanks for the gift basket. you're welcome. you're welcome. did you see hr just sent out new... ...office rules? cause you're currently in violation of 6 of th

. >>> pat summit has a friend in nancy reagan. wrote her and said i heard about your diagnosis of dementia and i wanted to reach out and say it's going to be okay. coach summitt says she's not slowing down anytime soon. she's in her 38th season leading those ladies to easily win an exhibition game on tuesday. >>> it's a great season for the fairfield high school falcons. however, this one play erased all of that. fairfield and a rival team returned to the field as the last game ended for this play. a trick play. that young man in the wheelchair took the handoff and he went in for a touchdown. trenton has muffle muscular dystrophy. the senior was elected to be team captain and sat at the coach's side for every single practice and every single game. >>> two iranian soccer players are in big trouble for their version of the old pat on the butt celebration. jeanne moos has the score. >> reporter: giving your teammates a hand to celebrate does not include a hand on the butt, not in iran. call it a fanny patch, goosing, a butt squeeze,

i think that was nancy reagan, wasn't it, gene? just say no. gene, thank you very much. >> it is either her or a nike ad. i'm not sure. jenna: gene sperling thank you very much. >> all right, thank you. jenna: a lot of debate between republicans and democrats about how to come together, what we should do right now, whether tax cuts, more infrastructure spending. that was the bill this week taken up in the senate and was defeated. we'll talk with senator john mccain just a little bit. he will join us top of next hour. he will not only talk about jobs we'll talk about the housing crisis with him. many believe until we fix housing we can't actually fix what is going on in the jobs market. senator john mccain coming up in a little bit. jon: taking you to ran son west virgina. a mysterious explosion after package at a postal facility there. this is happening in ranson, west virginia. the eastern panhandle of that state. a package exploded. a white powder poured out. authorities responding obviously. they have the building shut down. they don't know

aptly given the theme of today's presentation was the principle reporter for the pbs documentary, nancy reagan, the role of a lifetime. please join me in welcoming our panelists. [applause] >> thank you david campbell. i'm so delighted to be here and i'm honored to have been asked to participate in this wonderful program today by the reagan foundation. thank you mr. mclaurin and thank you father jenkins for representing notre dame. i think it is a wonderful idea what the foundation is doing, forming these programs with a series of universities and i think the subject we are going to talk about today could not be more timely. i have to tell you though on a personal note, it's been 30 years this year since i started to cover the administration for ronald reagan. i can't believe how the time has flown, and i have to also tell you that like every other journalist, we all have a story or a memory of president reagan. mind is particularly personal. i will tell you that my husband and i were welcoming our first child. he was born, jeffrey was born in september, 1981 so i took a maternity leave and ha

. >> reporter: preparing president reagan and his wife nancy for trip as broad, complete with mood musicl also includes top secret memos and intelligence briefings that reagan read daily. to get the flavor of what was going on back in the ussr, the cia videos were unique. >> this propaganda network encompasses over 4,000 newspapers, a large book publishing empire, a nationwide radio and television system, and an insist an stream of public lectures. >> pretty amazing stuff, wolf. you know, intelligence officials who are familiar with how presidents are briefed tell cnn now they taylor briefings to the needs of individual presidents and use the latest technology, including things like interactive videos. >> why did they decide to release the video now, after all of these years? >> they've been releasing a lot of vid and i think in a way it buttresses they're points

your saying is your claiming that reagan exploded by the republicans you really are just waiting like your last good luck because you might lose a year's worth of the nancy pelosi thing yourself and those are a few names. a lot of money. even though you know what's the i don't have time to nothing in terms of how many bells and path and the level of. rasping we need is no i don't it gets you nothing like that without it i think not anywhere near enough to do it i mean nobody wants to criticize something that many people can effect because she did nothing and now you're going to say that it would be better if she did nothing for the economy she did nothing for the fight if you think it's bad because it was a guy who said to stimulate my way out lied to the other day when she said we had fifteen percent unemployment and. i need my bell here she did pass two hundred twenty pieces of legislation that got filibustered by the republicans and that's a great economy would you want to see legislation that would as we're going to give people tax or corporations tax breaks for bringing jobs oh and democrats have sixty votes in the senate circle with your job as was

great listen to ronald reagan when talked about how unfair it was for bus driver to be paying at the same rate as a millionaire. >> mike: according to congressional records nancy pelosi is worth over $35 million. if she believes that she is not paying enough, can't she write a check to the government and just say you know, this is way too much for me to be holding on to, let me let go of about 34.9 million of these dollars and that way i will be doing a fair share. >> of course. but i mean fairness isn't about making sure that the rich pay more. you noe, at one time in this country there was no income taxes at all. didn't even start until 1913. before that, the rich didn't pay any income taxes but neither did the middle class and the economy grew a lot faster because it is the money that the rich don't send to washington that is where the jobs come from. that is where the prosperity comes from. having people send more money to washington is just going to drown the economy with government and regulation and achieve the exact opposite of what the protesters are trying to achieve at occupy wall street. >> mike: stick around because we will ask you to hang with us

nancy knows about this. people saw that. what they saw was what hemming way called courage. grace under pressure. grace under pressure. it made a huge difference in america's respect for reagan. he was, in fact, a much stronger president after that. >> david, we appreciate you sharing that story. i know you've had to tell that story. it can be painful at times. thank you very much. we'll watch again. hingically sta c hi hing. >> we're past the bottom of the hour now. keeping a close eye on the stock market today. stock markets around the world. the dow up 415 points. we'll give you a check of what's happening there. >>> 35 minutes past the hour now. here's a rundown of some of the stories we're working on. there's no keeping the debt crisis in europe from crossing the atlantic. we're live in london and new york in just a moment. >>> herman cain's bid for the white house taking another hit. an accuser says she had a long affair with cain. we'll look at what this means not just for herman cain but for the other candidates. a little later, jet man takes to the sky. he's actually flying around with wings on with jet fighters. we'll explain. if you're trying to find a job or keep