ron baker gives wichita state the first lead of the game. rejoice. but rodriguez wouldn't letter the canes collapse. some clutch shots down the stretch. miami wins 65-57. the hurricanes punch their ticket to the sweet 16. >>> in the west region a battle of boat shoes. 12 seed yale. 4 seed duke. the blue devils cruise through the first. allen three of his 29, ingram three of his 25 part of an 18-0 run. duke is up 23 at halftime. but the bulldogs didn't go quietly. how about a 15-0 run for yale? sherrod tough bucket. justin sears with the slam. yale got within 3, but couldn't complete the comeback. duke wins 71-64. >>> from two academic "blue bloods" to two basketball "blue bloods." indiana and kentucky. the hoosiers lead the cats at halftime. >>> in the women's tournament florida state avoided the old 12-5 upset taking care of business against middle tennessee. a little later a duke bulgak. then leticia romero gets in on the fun. romero led the way. 72-55. the knowles will play texas a&m or missouri state on monday. >>> south florida stays 31-1 colora

ron baker gives the shockers their first lead of the game. head coach greg marshall, check out this delivery from rodriguez. up top to sheldon mcclelland. miami back in front, and they would stay there! rodriguez leads the way with 28. miami headed to the sweet 16 for the second time in four years. >>> a wild, wild west showdown tonight. san antonio, golden state. a combined 120 and 16 this year. tip-off at 8:30. >>> orlando city picked up their first win last night. the lions shut out nyc and got another goal from kyle lairin. he is tied for the mls lead. >>> aloaks morgan and the pride got their first test of the preseason this afternoon, facing eastern florida state college. the offense looked to be in midseason form! edmonds, 3-0 pride, just getting started. morgan had a hat trick in the 1st half. orlando wins 8-0. >>> ocb taking on the titans men's team. they couldn't find the back of the net! early on -- they don't want that one back. in the 2nd half, tony roca, nice turn, but a nicer save from the keeper. scoreless. donnelley breaks th

ron baker gives wichita state the first lead with that triple. miami was touched by an angle. rodriguez game high of 28 points, miami headed to the sweet 16. they win 65-57. >>> they say basketball is a game of runs. you can bet there were some big ones between yale and duke. the blue devils scored 18 straight and took a 23 point cushion into the break. the bulldogs rip off a 15-0 run of their own. yale got within 3 but couldn't complete the come back. duke takes it 71-64. and kentucky. jamal murray, that's 2 minutes for slashing. cats up 3. later o.g. ananobe put them up by 6. the hosiers indiana slays one of the giants left in the field. >>> virginia, iowa state, kansas and gonzaga bound for the sweet 16. >>> at last check the bolts led the coyotes 1-0 in the 2nd on the back of andre falatz 13th goal of the year. >>> we'll be right back after >>> all right. let's take a look at your numbers. 0, 5, 0, 11, 23, 43, 54, 60, lucky ball number 3. >>> after days of anticipation the president and first lady are seeing signs of a new edition. we're talking about the bald eagle couple

. >>> 11 seed wichita state, ron baker, with the three pointer. the hurricanes though immediately able to answer back off the block here. angel rodriguez, look at this. the half court lob to sheldon more rodriguez from there. miami finally found a way to put this one away. the hurricanes hold on to advance to the sweet 16. the pray of the tournament happened last night. northern iowa upsetting six seed texas in dramatic fashion. a half court game winning shot to keep northern iowa's season alive. the panthers were the sixth double digit seed to win in round one yesterday. >>> the women's ncaa tournament began yesterday. court today. it is basically uconn and everyone else with the huskies either their fourth consecutive national title. the robert morris not close. the huskies led 41-4 after the first quarter. >> katy lou samuelson led. uconn breezing into round two. >>> another local school seaton hall. the dukes did not let up all game. 25 points in this one the rout was on late. didn't stop duqueane from pouring it on. april robinson, the pirate

they come all thway back to ron baker for three now wichita state is up one in the 2nd half half. this is angel's night, rodriguez you have got to be kidding to beat the shot clock angel rodriguez leads the way with a 28 miami advances beating wichita state bite >> i felt good. i told them and the warm-ups today i still different i had a really good energy about the team, not about me, i just seem to come out on fire. >> nothing surprises me. you are playing in the ncaa tournament against quality teams, quality coaches. everybody well prepared and it really comes down to making big plays down the stretch. >> miami is in deep is an average and them in the sweet 16. they become the third acc team to advance thanks to a win over butler. out west iowa state and arkansas little rock cinderella story. check out the score in the second number three seed utah by 20, 50 1-31. basketball pnc arena hurricanes

ron baker would give the shockers their first of the game. greg marshall loves that. angel always seemed to have the answer. rodriguez had 28 points miami takes down wichita state. and they are onto the sweet 16. yeah, that's right. deal diva coming through. you see all my bogos, my weekly ad. just wait till you see my savings. and brace yourself. the digital coupons are coming next. look at her, so proud of her momma. you saved quite a bit today go ahead. say it.

last year in the sweet 16, still got ron baker and still fred van bleat. baker had 14 points. van bleat had 14 points and up nine, baker to connor frank camp. wichita state stellar 20. >>> florida gulf coast, fairleigh dickinson. this one wasn't fairly close. it was all florida gulf coast. that was the first game of the city. mark eddie had 20 points. seth greenberg went to farleigh dickinson. that one from research. florida gulf coast advances and win by 31. >>> more games on wednesday. the real fun begins thursday and friday. two of the best sports day of the year. >> we dedicate this segment to the communal indications team from west georgia watching us in the house tonight. >> now back to you. >> all right. >> okay. students, yes. >>> up next, dr. jones, harrison ford and steven spielberg teaming up for another adventure. i've been claritin clear for 14 days. when your allergy symptoms start... ...doctors recommend taking one claritin every day of your allergy season... ...for continuous relief. with powerful, 24 hour... ...non-drowsy claritin, live claritin clear. every d

they still got ron baker and still got fred vanvleet. baker had 14 points. vanvleet had 14 points and with four minutes to play they're up nine. baker to conner frankamp. wichita state stellar defensively as well and win by 20. bring on arizona thursday. >>> florida gulf coast, this one wasn't fairly close. it was all florida gulf coast. that was the first game of the game. you remember dunk city. made a little run a few years ago. marc eddy norelia had 20 points. on 10 of 11. seth greenberg went to farleigh dickinson. that from ryan feldman from research in case it's not correct. that's who you want to get ahold of. florida gulf coast advances and they win by 31. >> all right, two more games on eal fun begins thursday and friday. two of the best sports day of the year. >> we dedicate this segment to the communal indications team from west georgia watching us in the house tonight. >> now back to you. >> all right. >> okay. >> calm student, yes. >>> up next in "the pulse", ," dr. jones, harrison ford and steven spielberg teaming up again for another adventure

about a minute later, ron baker will give the shockers their first lead of the gang. but, angel always had the answer, check out this delivery, rodriguez up top -- miami back in front and they would stay there. rodriguez lead the way with 28, miami headed back to the sweet 16. >> it feels great to advance to the sweet 16. honestly, the way i'm feeling, more fuel than what i had and i know the team feels the same way to achieve more. >> this will be the team's second trip to the sweet 16 in the last four years. that will do it for the morning sports, have a great day. >> thanks, christian. >> >> coming up, meteorologist marina jurica will have another check of our weekend weather. >> you can interact with marina jurica and myself on twitter and facebook this morning. first, here's a look at what is happening around central florida in the weeks ahead. >>> next week orange county students can get required vaccines for free. florida department of health is offering vaccines from the 22nd to the 24th. at school board headquarters. they will be offered on a first come first

second half, wichita state, shock and awe, ron baker, 3. erased a 21 point deficit. rodriguez, alley-oop, miami leads. but the player of the game, rodriguez, 2 minutes left. canes up, 2. next possession, angels set back 3 and bang, rodriguez this a career high of 28, canes win 65 career high of 28, canes win 65-57. advance to s set 16 for the first time in 3 years. >> they should rename dunken donuts center angel rodriguez. he owned the place, he was focused. confident. totglly locked in, very focused on do locked in, very focused on doing what we needed done. team to be testededn such a way at this point in this season. from now on, it will be a dog fight no matatr who we play. >> lady canes starting tournament play against south dakota. miami up 2 at the break. third quarter, miller on the break for the jack rabbits. canes were down 7 after 3. miami ill only get within 3 in the fourth. thompson for 3. lady canes upset by south dakota state 74 upset by south dakota state 74-71, the final. >> canes looking to make it 2 2 straight against louisville. it was bark at th

ron baker gives wichita state their first lead with that triple. rodriguez game high 28 points though so miami is headed to the sweet 16 as the hurricanes win. >>> they say basketball is game of runs. between yale and duke. the blue devils took a 23 point cushion into the break. after a quick study session the bulldogs rip off a 15-0 run of their own. yale got back within 3 but couldn't complete the come back. duke takes it. >>> to basketball blue bloods indiana and kentucky, jamal murray, cats up three. later o.g. ananobe, that triple put indy up 6. the hosiers won 73-67. indiana slays one of the giants in the tournament field. >>> that's it for sports. i'm paul ryan. >>> more history being made between the u.s. and cuba. the deal struck between the island nation and one of the largest hotel companies in the world i'm candace mccowan. we're following the biggest headlines in politics. >>> happening today, president obama is expected to start his historic visit to cuba later today. just in time for his visit a u.s. hotel chain makes a historic agre

ron baker gives wichita state the first lead with that triple. miami was touched by an angel. rodriguez game high 28 points, miami is headed to the sweet 16 as the canes win 65-57. >>> there were big ones between yale and duke. took a 23-point cushion into the break. after a quick study session the bulldogs rip off a 15-0 run of their own. yale got back within three but couldn't complete the come back. duke takes it. >>> indiana and kentucky, jamal murray, i think that's 2 minutes for slashing. cats up 3. later o.g. anamoge, o.g. stands for original gangier, the hosester -- origin-algang ser. >>> an alarming trend in pinellas county. st. petersburg police responded to several cases of suspected spice overdoses. those stories and more coming up in our next half hour. rooms come in all sorts of shapes and sizes. there are big rooms, tiny rooms, rooms that are - whoa. with eight times more fragrance control, the new air wick scented oil warmer lets you dial up or down to fill massive minimalist rooms. small secret rooms. and tall rooms you climb to. a treehouse is totally a room.

ron baker gives wichita state their first lead with that triple. miami was touched been angel, rodriguez with 28 points. miami is headed to the sweet 16 as the canes win. >>> they say basketball is a game of runs. there were some big ones between yale and duke. the blue devils scored 18 straight and then took a 23 point cushion into the break. the bulldogs have a 15-0 run of their own. duke takes it. >>> from academic blue bloods to basketball blue bloods, indiana and kentucky. jamal murray, i think that's 2 minutes for slashing. o.j. anaobe, that stands for origin algangster. illinois slays a giant in the tournament. >>> police in tampa arrest a wrong-way driver. breaking news is next. and alarming trend. police responded to self-cases of suspect several cases of suspected spice overdoses. those stories and more coming up in our next half hour. >>> good sunday morning. i'm candace mccowan. thank you for joining us. >>> it's time to check in with debra for the latest on our spring forecast. good morning, debra. >> hey, candace. that's right, it's t

they took the lead on that ron baker 3 and came all the way back and the p play that changed the game. a long alley op from rodriguez to mcclellan. stretch and a record high 28. the 'canes sweep, 55--- 65-57. >> they came back florida 21 and they got the lead, but at the same time, i think it was great for our team to be tested in such a way at this point in the season because from now n a dog fight no matter who we play. >>> waysing the red wings on kevin spacey night. fans actually got spacey masks and the rumor was that the actor himself was going to be somhere in the building. >> with he had the mask goingand all of a sudden peekaboo, it is president underwood. .> andrew: as for the game, it didn't go so well. final score of 5-3. i am clay ferraro. that is your you local 10 morning sports wrap. >>> people continue to try to stop donald trump from becoming the next president. >> neki: coming up how one woman is trying tostop ump from beyond the grave. >>>>> and we continue to follow that breaking news out of plantation where it has been confirmed that one person was shot and killed

about a minute later, ron baker, he will give the shockers their first lead of the game, brett marshall, their head coach, loving it area angel always had the answer. check out this delivery, rodriguez up top to mcclellan, miami back in front, and they would stay there. rodriguez led the way with 28 . miami headed back to the sweet 16. >> it feels great to advance to the sweet 16. but, honestly, the way i'm feeling right now, that gave me a lot more feel than what i had, and i know the team feels the same way to just achieve more. >> this will be their second trip to the sweet 16 in the last for years. morning sports. have a great day. >>> here is a live look of a very gloomy lake eel in downtown orlando this morning. coming up marina jurica will have another chuck of our weekend weather. central florida for the one day you're enjoying rides, events, and up-close animal encounters at seaworld. the next, you're having fun at aquatica. for a limited time, you can buy a seaworld annual pass and get a year of aquatica for free. kick your feet up at aquatica's sandy beaches, and plunge down

. >> ron and joyce baker are visiting from kansas city. the last time they were here, they went home shocked at what they paid in tolls. >> it was pretty wild. it didn't seem like we went very far. >> for people like the bakers, the tolls are the beginning. every rental agency tacks on a toll free. those fees were capped in 1695. >>> most renters don't discover she's fees until weeks have passed and they are home. general pam bondy show people from as far away as nebraska, arizona and massachusetts complaining they didn't know how much driving would cost for tolls and rental car toll fees. >> kind of a ripoff. >> reporter: back at the airport, joyce and ron are about to pick up their rental car. ron said this time, he avoids the sticker shock. >> i'm going to avoid the tolls >> state lawmakers have done nothing to rewrite the rules. they have asked companies to make their policies for accessible. >> >> next on "eyewitness news," we'll introduce you to this young lady and tell what you >> (music playing) i feel pretty (west side story) not

ron reagan. and james baker and nbc news special correspond end tom brokaw. you can watch special coverage of the funeral of nancy reagan at 1:00 p.m. right here on msnbc. >>> time to get you up to date on sports right now. an end of an era. nba legends kobe bryant and lebron james facing off for the last time against each other. look at this, monster dunk from the king against the home team. it is kobe's turn facing off, going head to head with james outside the arc. he's thinking about it, nails it. nails that three-pointer. the cavs coasted to the easy victory and we'll miss seeing them facing off. >>> blaine barber hitting the second shot on the par 4 tour. it's in, eagle has landed. nicely done. >>> maybe you think that was impressive, how about this. the shot of the day. that's harlem globetrotter buckets blake. 350 feet up and do you see it? go right in. nails it. think steph curry can do that? probably. >>> and a pennsylvania man hunt for two shooters heats up. >>> there are homes in louisiana that have water in them and the forecast gets worse from h

i didn't think ron baker could do it by himself and he did. i took arizona. >> they've showed in the past you shouldn't doubt wichita state. >> i know. my daughter has them going to like the final four. but i thought they lost their greats. >> they played a lot of the year without fred. he's healthy now. yeah, this is a team that seems to know how to put it together when it counts in march. >> who looked best yesterday? i wish i had taken yale further because of mckai. how tall is he? >> yale as a team is not what -- is more than you sort of expect them to be on paper. they are a much better rebounding team by the advanced metrics. >> you saw it yesterday. >> that's why they were able to beat baylor. >> how about mason going down the stretch? never even hit the rim on the free throws. >> yeah, yeah. >> never hit anything -- you weren't watching, but he hit like ten of them. had 30 points at least. never hit the rim on the free throws. >> that's impressive. >> i wish i'd taken them further. >> the other player i liked from yesterday was indiana

as america said goodbye to nancy reagan to you interests james baker and ron reagan junior both claim to that without mrs. reagan there would've been no president reagan. i'm not a real fan of iunterfactual history conduct have expressed that same view regarding mary lincoln. is underscore this morning by sidney blumenthal. i have attended lots of events like this. i've heard many presentations on mrs. lincoln from friends and foes of this controversial first lady. love her or hate her. there is little doubt in my mind that they love each other deeply and supported each other for better or worse in sickness and in health. her support was an indispensable elements of his ambition. our next speaker knows more about this just about anybody. of this bookthor on mary lincoln. it traces the complex and often tragic life of mary lincoln. i encourage you to read the book. her guest blog on christian mcwhorter's blog about the civil dr. mcdermott's expertise the americaneyond legal system in the 19 century. her phd dissertation on juries in the antebellum midwest formed the basis of her 2012 b

. >> the former first lady eulogized by james baker and daughter, patti davis and son ron. >> my parents were two halves of a circle, closed tight around a world in which their love for each other was the only sus sustenance they needed. and no one truly crossed the boundary into the space they held as theirs. >> they were co-equals and complemented each other. individually they may have gone far, but together they could -- and did -- go anywhere. >> the former first lady will once again be by her husband's said intimately involved in planning this day, her staff added a meaningful tribute. a lone bag piper, the same one who played for her husband's funeral years ago. >> and a cause she fought for deeing her years in the whies white house was the "just say no" campaign and in later years she was a pass national passionate advocate for alzheimers research. >> and you can not get to the end without seeing the end of this uconn-cincinnati game. today it's florida flatbread with fresh tomatoes and bell peppers. it's easy to turn local produce into a meal time favorite. label when you shop. r

as america said good-bye to first lady nancy reagan, two yule gists, secretary jam baker and her son ron jr. both claimed that without mrs. reagan there would have been no president reagan. i'm not a fan of the counter fak churl history discussions but i realize that for as long as i remember, i expressed that same view regarding mary lincoln. and it was underscored this morning by sydney blumenthal. i've heard many presentations on mrs. lincoln from friends and foes of this controversial first lady. love her or hate her, there's little doubt in any mind that abraham and mayry loved each other deeply and supported each other for better and worse, richer and poorer, sickness and in health. and that mary's support was an indispensable element. our next speaker knows more about this relationship than just about anybody. stacey pratt mcdermott is the author of last years's southern girl, northern woman. this compact volume traces the connell plex and often tragic life of mary lincoln in four stages. mayor vi todd, mrs. abraham lincoln, mrs. president lincoln and the widow lincoln. i encourag

and it was her being the political antenna that made him so successful, as, again, jim baker, and as ronr. said, he would not have been president reagan without her, and he certainly would not have been a successful president reagan without her. >> you know, craig, you have written so extensively on the reagans, on ronald reagan, on the fight to sort of the battle to define conservatism, via the vision of ronald reagan. who is embodying ronald reagan's conservatism today? >> well, probably nobody and everybody, in a certain sort of way. nobody completely, but everybody partially. you know, nobody goes around calling themselves a bush republican or a nixon republican, but lots of people call themselves reagan republican, even if they don't understand it. but basically, american conservatism is reagan practices, as he understood it, was the power flowed from the citizenry up to institutions, as opposed to the british form of conservatism, where power flowed down from institutions to the citizenry. it went sideways with the bushes, and that's why the party is having so many problems today,

former chief of staff james baker will deliver the main eulogy. her children, patti and ron, will also speak. her final resting place will be on the grounds of the library, right by her husband's side. >> "q": also in attendance, former president george w. bush, arnold schwarzenegger, journalist larry king and >> laura: first energy moving a massive transformer in the mentor area. it caused a bit of a delay. look at this thing. it's 368 tons, 28 feet tall, 25 feet wide. 44 feet long. wow. can you imagine being the driver of that? first energy says it's going to take two hours just to move this thing 12 miles. the company is working on a substation in leroy center in lake county. the project will help reinforce the electric system in that area. >>> an r.t.a. bus is replacing all trains east of tower city likely now until sunday. this includes the red, the blue, and the green lines. red line service west of tower city and the waterfront line service are not affected . train service was suspended when a fire ignited a section of the r.t.a. overhead signal wire. >>> well, coming

ron jr. and james baker. and relied so heavily on jim baker. february 6th, which was ronnie reagan's birthday and called her and she was very alert that day. visited her whenever he came out and he was supposed to visit her last week, or this week, rather. he was supposed to visit her today, he told me. that was on his calendar. he was coming to california and stopped in to see her and she, of course, brought him in to the 1980s campaign, part of her effort to restore him and we know what happened after that. brian? back to you. >> andrea mitchell, you know, virtually every face in this stunning, stunning crowd all gathered in one place for one woman. another break for us. we'll come back and shortly, we'll get under way with the ceremony. when you think about success, what does it look like? is it becoming a better professor by being a more adventurous student? is it one day giving your daughter the opportunity she deserves? is it finally witnessing all the artistic wonders of the natural world? whatever your definition of success is, helping

love for each other. eulogized by former reagan adviser and confidant, james baker, reagan's daughter patti davis and son ron. all recounted need to strive, strength and love for her husband. >> my has parents were two has of the circle. closed tight around the world in which their love for each other was the only substance they needed. while they might venture out and include others in their orbit, boundary into the space they held as there is. >> they were cole equals. they complemented one another. individually, they may have gone far, but together, they could and did go anywhere. >> in simi valley california, adam housley, fox news. >> president obama did not attend today's funeral. he is in austin, texas where he spoke this evening at the annual sxsw festival. his keynote address focused on civil engagement in a high-tech world. >> and iconic section of cleveland is getting a facelift. >> and tonight we have a birds eye view of the public square renovations. a closer look at the progress is it's going to be a whole new public square. there is a big plan for a makeover in the works, scheduled to be done

james baker former chief of staff will deliver the eulogy. her children patti and ron will also speak. her resting grounds within by her husband's side. reagan presidential library. if you want to watch the funeral we'll be streaming it live at wcbstv.com. >>> check your freezer, a huge recall on frozen pizza and microwaveable meals. >> everybody is prepared for a complete and total loss. >>> rescue crews in louisiana push through extreme floodwaters hoping to get trapped residents to higher ground. the worse is still to come. >>> that's because the big ridge won't break down. down. we'll look at your cool weekend forecast. >>> fighting for florida in the race for the white house. another rival endorses candidate donald trump. >>> a consumer alert to tell you about after pieces of glass were found in frozen foods. three million boxes of lasagna and pizzas are being called. nestle, the company that makes the products suspects the glass came. >> spinach used in the food. >>> everybody is reflecting on the kinder, gentler republican >> reporter: dr. ben carson endorsed do

. >> reporter: the former first lady, former advisory, james baker, reagan's daughter, patty daveis and son, ron, all recounting her drive, strength and love for her head. >> my parents were two halves of a circle. closed tight around a world in which their love for each other was the only thing they needed. while they might venture out in include others in in their orbit, no one crossed the boundary into the spay they held as theirs. >> they were coequals, complemented one another. individually they may have gone far but together they could and did go anywhere. >> reporter: the former first lady will be by her husband's side if a private sun down ceremony. while she intimately was involved in planning this day her staff add a tribute. a lone bagpiper, the same one uttering her husband here nearly 12 years ago. in simi valley, california, fox news. >>> the bay area father is paying tribute to his late son. >> there will be a day when childhood cancers will be a thing of the past. >> how he is using creativity and passion in the battle of burgers... ...jack made a declaration of delicious with th

reporter: former first lady eulogized by former reagan adviser and confidant james baker reagan's daughter patti davis and son ronl recounted nancy's drive, strength and love for her husband. >> my parents were two half of a circle. closed tight around world in which their love for each other was the only sustainence they needed while they might venture and include others in their orbit no one cruel you truly crossed the boundary into the space they held as theirs. >> they were co equals. they complimented one another. individually they may have gone far but together they could and did go anywhere. >> reporter: former first lady once again be by her husband's side in a private sundown ceremony and while she intimate was involved in planning this day, her staff add add special tribute. ♪ >> reporter: a lone bagpiper the same one who honored her husband here nearly 12 years ago. ♪ >>> in simi valley, california, adam housely fox news. >>> something only 11 other high school students in the world have pulled off a perfect test score. coming up we'll take you inside the numbers behind this young man' as mazing academ

ron jr. will be delivering eulogies today with james baker and tom brokaw.oke to maria shriver, another former california first lady after mrs. reagan's casket was brought to her final resting place. >> she was not afraid to die. she said, i don't want it to hurt. but i'm not afraid to die. i'll see ronnie again. >> davis discussed the, at times, complicated relationship she had with both of her parents. >> there were some very profoundly moving things that happened 4.5 years ago when i started my alzheimer's support group, that i run for caregivers, people with dementia. my mother came to the support group twice, and aside from the sort of odd thing about nancy reagan being in a support group, which is oddly interesting, it was, as i said, profoundly meaningful to both of us. >> why to you? >> to me, because she was proud of me. and no matter your history with a parent, i don't think you ever outgrow wanting your parent to be proud of you. >> did she say to you, patty, i'm proud of you? >> she said, sort of. she said, first of all, i want to say it was mean

reagan's life, her son ron reagan and patty davis and tom brokaw and treasury secretary james baker. lauren lister. newschannel 5. >>> an investigation you will only see here. we have all seen the startling headlines about heroin addiction. an epidemic that reaches across the country. >> there's a special edition tonight 2020 breaking point, heroin in america. joins us in a crisis tearing apart families. >> reporter: in manchester, new hampshire. the deadliest year from heroin. in more than a year we are with a s.w.a.t. team about to go out on a bus. in this apartment, authorities money for their next fix. and if you think that's not my family, we met so many parents, families, blind-sided. sabrina. >> spencer's world was football. the boy loved to play. >> reporter: doug griffin. >> courtney was a lot of fun and bring a smile to everybody's face. >> reporter: four out of five new heroin users begin with prescription pain pills. >> spencer got hurt in a game, oxytocin. >> we see no boundaries, rich, poor, middle class, pills and heroin. >> spencer switched to heroin. >> the police ca

prime minister of canada primer news,, tom brokaw of nbc white house james baker, as well as the reagan's daughter patti davis, and ron reagan. p.m.ervice begins at 1:30 in you can watch live coverage right here on c-span. >> when i tune in on the weekends, usually authors sharing their new releases. >> watching the nonfiction authors on book tv is the best television for serious readers. can have an, they longer conversation and delve into their subject. book tv weekend to bring you author after author that spotlights the work of fascinating people. >> i am a c-span fan. canadian prime minister justin trudeau and his wife are visiting washington, d.c. this week. tonight, president obama is holding an official leader -- dinner for the canadian leader as he makes his first visit as the canadian leader. live coverage tonight on c-span. first, a look at a joint news conference with president obama and prime minister trudeau. this was from this morning in the white house rose garden. ladies and gentlemen, the president of the united states and the prime minister of canada. once again, i want to welcome prime minister trud

officials say ron and nancy reagan will speak at the service and so will james baker. laura anthony is in southern california for the services for mrs. reagan. watch for that live report starting tonight at 5:00 and 6:00. >>> a new justice department filing claims the iphone used by one of the san bernardino killers likely holds evidence of the attack. the justice department wants a federal magistrate to affirm her order last month directing apple to help the fbi access the phone used by syed farook. apple has challenged the ruling. the dispute will be resolved in court later this month. >>> big change could be coming to california. lawmakers proposed to raise the smoking age to 21. if approved, california would be the first state after hawaii with the higher age limit and gave electronic cigarettes the same restrictions. >>> police made no arrest after an argument turned into a brawl between five women on spirit airlines. authorities say things got out of hand when two intoxicated women refused to turn down the music coming from their boom box. police pulled the women

ron reagan. also journalist tom brokaw and president reagan's chief of staff and treasury secretary james baker. lauren lyster abc news simi valley california. a case of zika has been tri-state.the patient -- who recently returned from haiti -- lives near dayton ohio. ohio.health officials in montgomery county confirmed the case today.it's important to remember that none of the cases in america have come from a mosquito bite here in our country. all have traveled to regions battling the zika virus and then returned home.the world health organization has made zika a public health threat. most concern is for pregnant woman because there is strong evidence zika can cause severe birth defects in fetuses. presidential race...and now he's teaming up with donald american workers brought us back from the crash. now, let's move forward. we need jobs that provide dignity and a bright future. new penalties to stop companies and jobs overseas. for businesses that create manufacturing jobs, a new tax credit. and let's invest in clean energy jobs, with 500 million solar panels installed by the end of her firs

baker, who was also ronald reagan's chief of staff. the former nbc news anchor tom brow co, and the children, ron reagan and pati davis and the bats betweengan and her daughter, patty davis, in the 19 0s again we ronald reagan was diagnosed with alzheimer's they recoks%1% and the oft -- by the time of her death. >> isn't the funeral tomorrow night? >> it was, they were trying to replicate the funeral we had here 12 years ago. anybody can see that video, nancy reagan, when she laid her head on the case set after being so strong and finally breaking down on the casket. this was the most emotional moment. so they were trying to replicate the timing of that. but there's rain in the forecast, and they're trying to get this thing in in the morning, prior to the rain and the afternoon, but rain or shine, this gill on. if it rains they'll shuttle everyone under big tens, republicans and democrats. >> they're expecting 10 or 12 inches of rain in oxnard the next couple of days. it's coming in a noon soon. -- monsoon, the fox weather alert says rain every hour, all day long. the total rain they're expecting, a quarter áe÷ inch. they do rain differen

ron reagan, her husband, for days. reagan was in pretty good shape and he recovered rather quickly. three or four days later jim bakercy decided they'd have a ritual opening to reagan. they decided the first person to see him would be the leader of the opposition. it was tip o'neill, my boss, got to go in and see him. and tip went in to see him and was kind of overbhwhelmed by wh a bad condition reagan was in, but the only other person in the room saw these two guys down on their knees together. reagan was in the gurney and tip was on his knees next to him holding hands and they were reciting the 23rd psalm together. you know, things were better back then and nancy reagan was the one that made sure things kept on that level of dignity and civility and i think it had a lot to do with the legacy of her husband on matters like that that seemed to be so important today because we don't have those manners anymore. for more on the former first lady, let's go to kelly o'donnell at the white house. >> reporter: as you were telling that story, i'm reminded of the photo i just stopped to pay attention to inside the white house

offered by former secretary of state james baker who was also the chief of staff for ronald reagan as well as "nbc nightly news" anchor tom brokaw and reagan children, ron patty davis. nancy reagan and patti davis had very public falling out in the 1980s. but when the former president was diagnosed with alzheimer's they began to mend their ways. they reconciled fully by the time nancy reagan passed away. in fact they were very close. who will be here who will not. michelle obama will be here. both the bushes. all the living former first ladies will be on hand. president carter will not be here. and president obama will not be here either to this event. david. david: he will miss quite an event. sound like every detail is picked out by nancy reagan. thank you very much. trace gallagher. appreciate it. >> slammed by association. trump supporters are the new target of presidential race but that is not stopping them. >> i'm not backing down. i'm putting up a larger sign. i'm probably going to buy more signs to put up. i want to do this to show them they're not going to stop me as early as possible. melissa: steve moore said leave trump fans alone. we'll get

baker brought into the circle. she did have a huge impact on changing white house staff. before that, the campaign staff. out. i think that ron reagan eluded to that. she understood the people who were not there to serve ronald reagan. he did not. he was so genial and liked everyone. he didn't have that political antenna, but she did and she protected him. she was the chief protector, and she reached out, as well, to democrats, to others, to come in and talk to him so he would not be isolated in the white house. she was responsible, also, of course, for the exit of donald, who was charged for a lot of things, like letting the iran-contra affair happen under his nose. >> tom, don't you think nancy's reputation and the way this country felt about her changed over the years? in the early years, people were tough on her. >> they were tough on her because she brought her hollywood elegance and the whole white house. i felt she knew what her role was. other people had ideas of the first ladies. when they first got elected, i said some things in the press that she thought were far too critical about -- not his childhood, but when he