the library was a huge part of her life over the past 12 years since ronald reagan passed away. brary would typically be open right now on a sunday morning but it is temporarily closed as the foundation figures out how it will move forward with memorials and how to handle the media. that is not stopping a number of people from showing up. a line of cars being redirected around the cul-de-sac and back down. a number of people want to come here to pay respects. just a few moments ago we saw a father bring his many young children walking up the hill. a few kids were carrying small american flags. he told me he wanted them to pay their respects to learn more about nancy reagan. they are not able to get into the library but perhaps later. he says they brought flowers and left those flowers at a sign farther down the hill and apparently that is what a lot of people are doing leaving them at a sign coming into the entry way here. in lieu of flowers the agency is asking for contributions to the library and reagan foundation. we saw a man simply standing on the side of the road as people

if you want to run for president, you had to go to the reagan library. of the gop debates have been held there some have used it for talk radio programs. i serves as a monday numb to reagan's conservative philosophy. more than that, it is a presidential library open the public that captures the life and times of reagan and america in the '80s when he was president. >> so in reading the obits in terms of the romance she had, watching this motorcade it is almost the ending of an era. everyone evoking ronald reagan as the ultimate conservative. we turn back to wolf blitzer who's at the university of miami. wolf? >> thank you very much, deb. i want to get to presidential politics once again. hillary clinton turning her attention to ohio and the rust belt states after her surprise loss in michigan. bernie sanders defeated her in a nail biter. what went wrong for the clinton campaign? press secretary for hillary for america is with me at the university of miami. campus. what went wrong? >> i think the polls leading up to the contest yesterday in michigan had i

she made it a point to be there when the reagan library hosted election-year debates, and to visit her husband's resting place. a love story to the very end. lester holt, nbc news. >> mrs. reagan will be buried at the ronald reagan presidential library in simi valley, california, next to her husband. prior to the funeral service, there will be an opportunity for members of the public to pay their respects at the library. i'm joined once again by nbc's chief foreign affairs correspondent andrea mitchell. you have chronicled the incredible influence the former first lady had on international politics, but i'm curious your take on what she would think of the presidential campaigns under way today. >> well, it would be hard -- i wouldn't want to presume to say what she would think about it. but from just all of her history, we know that she did not believe in extremes. that she believed in compromise. that she believed as did her husband in walking -- working across party lines. we once heard him say when he compromised on taxes that that sound you heard was the concrete breaking around my

her body will be brought for burial near her beloved at the reagan library. >> she was his rock. he leaned on her, and she was everything to him. and he was everything to her. >> matt gutman with us live from california. we've learned that president and mrs. reagan planned much of their farewells? >> yes, i'm told they began meticulously planning their own funerals while still in the white house. down to the pall bearers. the program participants, even the flowers. david? >> thank you, matt. >>> we turn to the severe weather developing, along the gulf coast. but first, the dangerous storms hitting the west. lightning flashing over the skyline of los angeles. drenching rain, up and down the coast. the flash flooding. one person killed near sacramento. wind gusts as high as 40 miles an hour in l.a., downing trees and knocking out power. kayna whitworth, in the middle of the storms battering california. >> reporter: el nino-fueled thunderstorms pummeling the west with deadly force. from inglewood, california, trees crashing down onto cars. >> i didn't expect this to happen. >> report

logistical challenge for the reagan library because they have got scheduling with dignitaries and heads of state. we understand that at some point that nancy reagan will have a public viewing here. we just don't know if that's going to be wed anesday and thursday or just thursday. if you think back 12 years to when the former president's public viewing was people waited in line for hours and hours to get in to pay their respects. they also believe there will be a significant number of people who want to come here this week and pay their respects to the former first lady. we anticipate the funeral will be sometime toward the end of the week. again we'll find that out in very short order. it's unclear if president obama will actually be here. michele obama will attend. the white house still hasn't decided that. but the president did make a statement about nancy reagan earlier this morning. listen. >> i know how much she meant not just to president reagan but to the country as a whole. he was lucky to have her. and i'm sure he'd be the first to acknowledge that. so she will be missed. >> y

in lieu of flowers, the first lady had requested donations be made to the reagan library. >>> sky 9 is over i-95 north in fredericksburg where the road is shut down and has been for several hours. that is because crews are working on emergency road signs. all northbound traffic is being detoured off the at exit 130. that is route 3 at fredericksburg. >>> slain prince william county police officer ashley gwindon is put to rest in springfield, massachusetts, shot and killed on her first day on the job, while responding to a domestic violence call, in woodbridge virginia. two fellow officers were also shot. they are expected to recover. >>> enough is enough. today, neighbors living in dc's ward eight and fed up with the violence will have their chance to voice their frustrations with city leaders. the meeting today comes as police investigate a deadly

the california hills would also be the site of the ronald reagan presidential library. 991, the former first couple hosted all living presidents for the dedication. it was just three years later almost to the day that reagan announced in a letter to the american people that he was suffering from alzheimer's disease. nancy became his chief caretaker and in time the only person he recognized. in the fall of 1998 mrs. reagan give me a personal tour of the reagan library and spoke of her husband's legacy. >> do you feel as if he's still underestimated? >> no, not anymore. >> so you feel vindicated in that way? >> yes, and in a way i'm sorry that he doesn't -- that he doesn't know. things are being said about him or written about him, you know, i wish he did know. >> but he had always had such incredibly enthusiastic supporters, didn't he? >> yes, and even people who didn't agree with him liked him. >> mrs. reagan, thank you very much for having us here. >> you're welcome. i'm glad you could come. >> this is a fascinating room. there's so many different kinds of gifts that yo

a whole other world awaits. >>> we're at the reagan library for a very special tour of nancy reagan's. >> in the midst of her allegations an emotional kesha opens up. >> is billy ray ready for his daughter's wedding? >> it is just time no have a good conversation. >> she said a lot in vanity fair but jennifer's got a whole lot >> movie mom. >> lights, camera, access. >> the flag is lowered at the reagan presidential library in honor of nancy. welcome to access hollywood. president obama said of nancy reagan, i know how much she meant to not just president reagan but to the united states as a whole.

in fact, the house speaker, paul ryan, is expected to stop by the reagan library to pay his respects we're expecting anytime between now and the top of the hour is when that motorcade will take her body. we are told it is somewhere upwards of eight vehicles. there's coverage of this, as well as the library funeral which will be held on friday. so, i think we're just now watching as the casket emerges. i want to give you a chance to listen in and watch quietly. >> as nancy reagan's casket is loaded in to the hearse, it is the final journey for nancy reagan heading from the funeral home where a private service were held. her children, we're told, were in attendance, to lie in repose at the reagan library in simi valley. interesting to note, as well, that michelle obama, current first lady and hillary clinton, former first lady will be on hand on friday to honor nancy reagan, former first lady. by all accounts, one of america's most famous first ladies. douglas brinkley is one of the country's foremost presidential historians and someone given president reagan's personal diaries by none

the california hills would also be the site of the ronald reagan presidential library. ovember, 1991, the former first couple hosted all living presidents for the dedication. it was just three years later almost to the day that reagan announced in a letter to the american people that he was suffering from alzheimer's disease. nancy became his chief caretaker and in time the only person he recognized. in the fall of 1998 mrs. reagan give me a personal tour of the reagan library and spoke of her husband's legacy. >> do you feel as if he's still underestimated? >> no, not anymore. >> so you feel vindicated in that way? >> yes, and in a way i'm sorry that he doesn't -- that he doesn't know. things are being said about him or written about him, you know, i wish he did know. >> but he had always had such incredibly enthusiastic supporters, didn't he? >> yes, and even people who didn't agree with him liked him. >> mrs. reagan, thank you very much for having us here. >> you're welcome. i'm glad you could come. >> this is a fascinating room. there's so many different kinds of gif

we begin at the reagan library in california. >> reporter: nancy reagan died at her los angeles home sunday morning. a family spokesperson says heart failure was the cause. she remained stylish to the very end, even grinning at her 94th birthday party last summer. her stepson tweeted that she is where she always wanted to be, with her ronnie. condolences are pouring in. barbara bush rates we take comfort that they will be reunited once more. former california governor arnold schwarzenegger. >> she was one of the greatest first ladies, extraordinary hermit -- human being. >> reporter: those close to her pulled into the family estate hearse. >> the reagans have been living in this estate for a quarter of a century. reagan died. to him in death as in his life. it was at his grave site that this iconic image was taken. the first lady kissed the coffin, pressed her cheek against it and linger there. year after year visiting the grave site and on the 10th anniversary of his passing, she is seen in that wheelchair. >> they are outside the reagan library in california. we understand that mrs

reagan will be laid to rest next to here beloved husband at his presidential library in california. their daughter patti davis says her mom died peacefully at her home in l.a. >> abc's lauren lyster is at the reagan be library right now. sood morning. >> reporter: good morning, reena and enkendis. condolences were pouring in all sunday from presidents and first ladies past and present, also presidential hopefuls. and soon the public is going to get a chance to pay their respects here at the reagan library. nancy reagan seen smiling here at her 94th birthday party lastt summer is being celebrated and well-wishers dropping off flowers. loved ones pulling into the l.a. family estate to pay respects. the here's escorted throu town. the former actress, married ronald reagan in 1952. and as first lady of california and then the nation is remembered for bringing some hollywood glamour to the white house and for her crusade against youth substance abuse. >> what should you do when someone offers you drugs? >> say no. >> president obama and michelle obama tweeting this photo releasing a state

and soon the public is going to get a chance to pay their respects here at the reagan library. ling here at her 94th birthday party last summer, is being celebrated and mourned for all her years of life. well-wishers dropping off flowers. loved ones pulling into the l.a. family estate to pay respects. the hearse escorted through town. the former actress married ronald reagan in 1952. and as first lady of california and then the nation is remembered for bringing some hollywood glamour to the white house and for her crusade against youth substance abuse. >> what should you do when someone offers you drugs? >> say no! >> reporter: president obama and michelle obama tweeting this photo, released a statement saying, quote, our former first lady redefined the role in her time here. she was also known for being protective of her husband. accused at times of controlling him. >> doing everything we can. >> do everything we can. >> reporter: when president reagan revealed he was suffering from alzheimer's disease, nancy became his caretaker and an advocate for alzheimer's research. nancy

at the reagan library in simi valley, california, the country is going to say farewell to one of the most influential first ladies in modern history. we'll be here throughout the day covering nancy reagan's life, her death, the funeral services, but first, to a presidential race that she was known to be following very closely this fall. today, donald trump endorsed by former rival, ben carson, told reporters he believes the reaction to supporters is, quote, very, very appropriate. >> he was swinging. he was hitting people, and the audience hit back. and that's what we need a little bit more of. >> and joining me now from florida, nbc's katy tur covering the trump campaign and gabe gutierrez. ka katy, first to you. you've seen these rallies, not just the protesters but donald trump's reaction last night and again today about protesters in the audience and what he says about them. >> reporter: you know, that's been a big story for this campaign for quite a while, but it's really reaching a crescendo in the last few days. i asked donald trump about it last night. specifically, the gentle

laura anthony is live at the reagan library tonight. laura? >> reporter: this was the last day for the public to take part in these services for mrs. reagan over the past two days. more than 4,000 people have taken shuttle buses up here to the reagan library to say their final good byes. crowds filing into the reagan library to pay final respects to nancy reagan. here lying in repose. mrs. reagan's casket made a solemn arrival wednesday. >> your hand, oh lord, we commend our sister, nancy. >> reporter: bus loads of people following shortly after to remember the former first lady. >> it was very tasteful, serene. >> they were a great couple, and they inspired the country. and i'm going to pay tribute to it. >> she was totally behind her husband. >> reporter: behind her husband, ronald reagan, for more than 50 years of marriage and soon she'll be laid to rest beside him at the library in this hillside tomb. final preparations are under way for the funeral of 1,000 invited guests, including michelle obama friday morning. >> security will be very t

putting the reagan library at the forefront of politics. greeting up and coming members of the party. in her last major interviewing with "vanity fair," nancy reagan spoke of living without the love of her life. no, it does not," she said. "i miss ronnie a lot, an awful lot." david muir, abc news, new york. >> no date has yet been flounced for her funeral but about 1,000 people will be invited. nancy reagan will be buried next to former president reagan at his presidential library. >>> and as the tributes come in, stay with abc news. coming up, unforgettable comments from mrs. reagan and her love told to barbara walters later this half hour. >>> the other major story we're following this is the democratic debate that took place in michigan. hillary clinton and bernie sanders butting heads over trade as the wall street bailout but they both called for the governor of michigan to resign over the flint water crisis. more now from abc's david wright. >> the backdrop for this democratic debate is a city ravaged by neglect and unintended consequen

. >> we just got a statement from joann drake, the spokesperson on the reagan library. let me read it to you and our viewers. nancy davis reagan, former first lady of the united states, died at her home in los angeles at the age of 94. cause of death was congestive heart failure. she will be buried in simi valley, california, next to her husband, ronald wilson reagan, who died june 5g9, 2004. prior to the funeral service, there will be an opportunity for members of the public to pay their respects at the library. details will be announced. in lieu of flowers, mrs. reagan asked that contributions be made to the ronald reagan library and foundation at www.reaganlibrary.com. for continual information, can you go to the reagan library website as well. former chief of staff for the former first lady. anita, thanks very much. a very sad time for all of us who remember covering nancy reagan better on several occasions. what goes through your mind at this really, really sensitive moment? >> it is a sensitive moment, actually. and the first thought that i had when i heard the new

matt gutman tonight, from the reagan library. >> reporter: with those flags lowered at the reagan national library, and the white house, president obama today remembering the former first lady. >> i know how much she meant not just to president reagan, but to the country as a whole. >> reporter: as a first lady she was defined by her devotion to her husband, and as a widow by her devotion to his legacy at the reagan library. workers tonight setting up a venue for a 1,000-person funeral friday. but before the ceremony the condolences. her daughter patty writing, surrounded by gentle thoughts and kind wishes." her stepson michael tweeting, "nancy is where she has always wanted to be with her ronnie. now she is at peace." sheila tate, her former press secretary, focusing on her crusades for alzheimer's research and against drug use. >> she traveled hundreds of thousands of miles over her eight years, raising money for treatment programs. >> reporter: nancy reagan passed away sunday morning at the bel air estate she and president reagan had lived in since he left the white house in 1988. her b

over the uss ronald reagan lowered to half-mast. >>> we begin with abc's brandi hitt live at the reagan library in california, in front of the plane that was once used by the reagans so many times. >> reporter: good morning. condolences and prayers continue to pour in for nancy reagan's family. and here at the ronald reagan presidential library, mourners are paying respects to a woman many believed played a pivotal role in her husband's career. theirs was a love story spanning more than 50 years. from hollywood, all of the way to the white house, nancy reagan never left ronald reagan's side. ♪ our love is here to stay >> reporter: the former first lady died at her bel-air home sunday morning. her stepson tweeting -- outside the ronald reagan presidential library, families are leaving flowers. as reaction pours in from across the nation. the president and michelle obama tweeting this photo, saying, our former first lady redefined the role in her time here. >> she was one of the greatest first ladies. extraordinary human being. >> reporter: nancy reagan famously launched the just say no anti-drug

a funeral at the reagan library in california. >> reporter::hile the reagan library remains closed to the public, flowers are being left outside the ges as tributes continue to pour in for former first la nancy reagan. at the house, the flags were to half staff. >> i know how much she meant not just to president reagan, but the country as a whole. >> reporter: she is being remembered for her love and support of her husband. she met reagan in hollywood. married 52 years, she was by his silver screen, at the governor's mansion, at the white house, and throughout his battle with alzheimer's. many say she was the chief influence behind his policies. >> i don't think there would have been a ronald reagan as we knew him without nancy reagan. >> reporter: throughout her years as first lady of california and the nation, her name became synonymous with style, class, and grace. she is remembered for her "just say no" anti-drug campaign and a passionate activist for stem cell research and alzheimer's. funeral arrangements are being made at the reagan library where she will be laid to rest next t

mourners leaving a growing display of flowers at the reagan presidential library in simi valley, california. she had charm, grace, and passion for america. >> reporter: across the country nancy reagan was honored and president and mrs. obama said they are forornate to benefit from her proud example and said the former first lady redefined the role in her time here. she protected president reagan. >> she wanted to make sure that people w were around her husband were advancing his agenda and not their own. she was outspoken about it privately. very much so publicly too. and that way i think she played an important role in the reagan administration. >> reporter: at the democratic presidential debate in flint, michigan, a moment of silence. on the campaign trail, republican presidential hopeful john kasich who served in congress during the reagan years paid tribute to mrs. reagan. >> she was an incredible lady. she was very strong and a total class act. >> reporter: florida senator meeting the former first lady. >> iad been invited to speak at the reagan library, which was an incredible honor f

tonight - former first lady nancy reagan's body lies in repose at the ronald reagan presidential library in simi valley.she will be laid to rest next to her beloved late husband later this week after passing away sunday from congestive heart failure. official memorial events are now underway here -- with loved ones first having a small service at the library and later it will be open to the public...it's been closed until today to prepare for friday's funeral. ---package script---nat motorcade arriving at the reagan library this procession bringing nancy reagan's body to its final resting place.nats motorcade but before she's buried, days of ceremonious mourning? beginning at this l-a funeral home where family arrived for a short service the casket, carried out by members of mrs. reagan's secret servicea motorcade transporting that casket to the reagan library in simi valley.southern california fire departments saluting the hearse at freeway overpasses all along the way-- a show of lady of the nation and this state.nats marine -- and a dignified entrance to mark her arrival -- quick nats

staff numbers of the reagan library say that this is reagan had personally approved of all the details. >> so the events that going to unfold in the course of the next three or four days were all approved by mrs. reagan, including who is invited to where she would be laid to rest. >> longtime employees and friends say that while they mourn mrs. reagan' s passing, air comforted by the thought of her being reunited with her ronnie. >> they had such great respect for one another and where fun with each other and laughed and giggled and held hands. they each had a look that they gave one another. >> you look great. >> going to break a leg. >> no, good luck. >> flags of many government building two-minute half-staff this morning. president obama praise nancy reagan' s personal charm and significance to the nation. >> i had the opportunity to meet obviously, she was already advanced in age, but could not been more gracious and charming to myself and michelle when we first came into office. jason: that was natalie morales reporting. the white house is not yet said whether president obama will

natalie is at the reagan presidential library in california. good morning again. >> good morning once again. we've been talking about it all morning long. nancy reagan was her husband's most loyal supporter. his fiercest protector. the romance started not far from here in hollywood 67 years ago. >> reporter: it was a real life storybook marriage that began in >> that booth was the one ronnie and i always sat in. always. it's a booth where he proposed to me. >> reporter: from a shiny red leathermajesty of the white house, they're was a real-life love affair. >> i was the happiest girl in the world. >> reporter: they met over dinner in 1949. she was nancy davis, a contract actor for mgm. he was a leading man during the golden age of film. it was love from the very start. >> oh, he was unlike any actor i had ever met. never talked about himself. >> reporter: they were married march 4th, 1952, at the little california. and would go on to court each other for more than half a century. much of which was memorialized in love letters penned by the forme

lauren lyster joins us from the reagan library in simi valley, california. good morning, lauren. >> nancy reagan's funeral will be here this friday morning. it will be closed to the public but it will likely be televised. flags lowered at the reagan library as funeral preparations continue. the former first lady passed away and her los angeles home sunday. >> and she died very peacefully. it was her time. >> reporter: in the nation's capital, public's sentiments. the president saying -- >> i know how much she meant not just to president reagan but the country as a whole. >> her former press secretary sheila tate focusing on her crusades for alzheimer's research and drug abuse. >> she traveled hundreds of thousands from miles over her eight years raising money. >> she remained the chairman of the board of the reagan library till her death. a fierce guardian of her husband ronald reagan's legacy and made quite a mark herself. >> she was a dignified elegant woman. a credit to her husband's legacy. >> president reagan died in 2004, one of the last times mrs. reag

she will be buried next to her beloved husband ronald reagan at his presidential library in california. >> no date set as yet. plans for her funeral are still being worked out. abc's matt gutman begins our coverage. >> reporter: nancy reagan died at her los angeles home sunday a family spokesman said heart failure was the cause. she remained spry and stylish to the very end, even grinning here at her 94th birthday party last summer. her stepson, michael reagan, tweeting earlier that "she is where she always wanted to be, with her ronnie." condolences pouring in. fellow first lady, barbara bush, writing, "we take comfort that they will be reunited once more." former california governor, arnold schwarzenegger. >> she was one of the greatest first ladies. extraordinary human being. >> reporter: well wishers dropped off flowers. those close to her pulling into the family estate sunday to pay respects followed by that hearse. the reagans have been living in this estate for a quarter of a century, and it's also here that in 2004, ronald reagan died. she was as devoted to him in death as in h

dignitaries and celebrities gathered on the grounds of the reagan presidential library for the funeral of former first lady nancy reagan. >> grace, courage will power. >> she would call and say i haven't seen you, where's my avocados? >> reporter: first lady michelle obama former president george w. bush and former secretary of state and first lady hillary clinton arrived ahead of the procession. reagan library officials say nancy reagan personally created the guest list for today's funeral and had a hand in other details like choosing the flowers. ♪[ music ] >> reporter: the music includes the battle hymn of the republic and god bless america. former chief of staff james baker delivered the main eulogy. >> when they were together, he hid love notes 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 pacifi

reagan presidential library this morning. she has more on nancy reagan's life and legacy. good morning again. >> good morning once again. tributes are flooding in from all over the world honoring nancy reagan. many remembering her, of course, for her utter devotiono ronald reagan, her husband of 52 252 years. >> reporter: late sunday, the hearse carrying the former first lady's body left her home in los angeles. according to a spokesperson, mrs. reagan will be burie at the ronald reagan presidential library in simi valley, california, next to her husband, ronald wilson reagan. the 94-year-old died of congestive heart failure. her daughter releasing a blog overnight. my mother died peacefully in her sleep. it's how she wanted to go. nancy reagan is being remembered this morning as a formidable first lady, who was a 5'4" reagan. president and mrs. obama said she redefined the role of first lady. former president and laura bush called her influence on the white house complete and lasting. from both sides of the political divide, donald trump called her an amazing woman. hilla

the former first lady will lay in repose at the reagan library until thursday evening. >> reporter:she will be laid to rest on friday. next to her husband, reagan. first lady michelle obama will be attending the funeral. along with democratic presidential candidate hillary clinton. >> reporter:nancy reagan died sunday in her home in los angeles of congestive heart failure. she was revered in republican politics. and known as a fierce protector of her husband, both personally and politically. >> reporter:she also launched the "just say no" anti-drugs campaign and advocated for stem-cell research later in life. >> reporter:nancy regan was 94 years old. could california soon have a more >> reporter: celebrities are joining in. back to you now catherine. paul >> catherine:, and has been a while since we've seen several first ladies in one place. there >> reporter: is a lot of firepower here and that perspective. a lot of things will be done outside and we will see all of the first lady's gathering. they will have a military band and choir on like this understated service for betty ford. >>

she made it a point to be there when the reagan library hosted election-year debates. and to visit her husband's resting place. a love story to the very end. >> the reagan family says mrs. reagan died peacefully in her sleep sunday. she was 94 years old. in her honor flags have been ordered to fly at half-staff at the u.s. capitol. and in california, flowers are being left outside the reagan library where nancy reagan will be laid to rest alongside her husband. funeral plans have not yet been released. >>> to the 2016 election now and the democrats faced off in flint last night. ahead of tomorrow's michigan primary. both candidates were quick to hit the ongoing water crisis in the city, and didn't hold back on michigan governor rick snyder's role, or his future. >> so i would have a full investigation, determine who knew what when, and, yes, people should be fired. >> president sanders would fire anybody who knew about what was happening and did not act appropriately. i believe the governor of this state should understand that his dereliction of duty was irresponsible.

>> we had not heard from her, you know, this last debate at the reagan library earlier on in this crazyagain the invitation from nancy reagan but in poor health she was not present. she's been struggling in terms of her health. it's one of the questions that i know i have had and so many people have had, what would reagan think of what was going on here? what is nancy reagan thinking about what is happening to this party? ultimately to the legacy of ronald reagan and unfortunately 94 years old we did not hear from her in her final months. >> stand by. i want to bring in a special correspondent for vanity fair. he has written about ronald reagan and nancy reagan and their relationship. bob, are you with us? >> yes. >> thank you for joining us by the phone. bring us a little bit if you will into the emotional core of her relationship with ronald reagan. >> well, nancy loved ronald reagan with her whole being. you know, this was a total meeting of the minds and it was a romantic relationship that worked on every level. that love gave him the confidence and support and optimism really after

we begin with abc's matt gutman who's at the reagan library there in california. od morning to you, matt. >> reporter: good morning, to you, amy. from the hangar that houses ronald reagan's air force one. perhaps no one did more to build his legacy was than his wife, nancy. they're paying to lay her to rest alongside him. the former first lady pronounced dead here at her leafy bel air home sunday. congestive heart failure was the cause. on sunday, a hearse carried her body from her home to santa monica, where she'll rest for a few days before she's brought to her final resting place, reagan library. though frail in her twi light years, her spirit never seemed to dim. overnight, condolences pouring in from around the world. from the president and first lady saying, nancy reagan once wrote that nothing could prepare you for living in the white house. she was right, of course. to israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu lamenting the loss of a friend of israel. to arnold schwarzenegger. >> she was one of the extraordinary human being. barbara bush who succeeded her a

experience like marco rubio who stopped her from falling as he was about to give a speech at the reagan library. 94 years old. she will be buried next to her husband at the reagan presidential library in california. former president jimmy carter says he no longer needs cancer treatment. carter's spokeswoman says the 91-year-old will still undergo scans from time to time to make sure the cancer does not return. she pointed out carter will continue treatment if it is necessary. this comes after he announced in december that a scan found no sign of cancer on his brain. crews will no longer search for a man who fell overboard from a cruise ship 40 miles off the florida coast. 46 year old david mossman fell about 100 feet off of royal caribbean's "navigator of the seas" late friday night. the coast guard says all resources to find him were exhausted through the weekend. parents, this is a story that may scare you this morning. an investigation is underway right now after a four year old falls from a ferris wheel during a fair in mississippi. greenville police say the boy is in critical condition. he