your thoughts on this sad day?r me, it's a stunning day, to find that nancy reagan is no longer with us. but what i would like to really add to this conversation is something i think many people don't know. when i, as an african-american woman, was a post, she gave me nearly exclusive acticess to president ronald reagan's private papers. the only other person at that time who had access to the paper was edmond morris, the official biographer. i had written to her about my interest on writing on the end of the cold war. she didn't know me. she talked ed ted to george sc about me and we met at president reagan's office. at that point, he alzheimer's. or was nearing that period. and what was fascinating was that she didn't know much about my background. she took schultz's word and also talked to bud mcfarland, former national security adviser. she was interested, i remember, in that conversation in having accurate histories of reagan and his legacy, his presidency and the end of the cold war written. there were no sti

all i know are sad songs sad songs >> new york! i'm just a singer who already blew his shot i get along with old timers my name's a reminder of a pop song people forgot nope 'cause as soon as the sun comes up i cut 'em all loose work's my excuse but the truth is i can't open up you don't wanna be high like me never really knowing why like me you don't ever wanna step off that roller coaster and be all alone you don't wanna ride the bus like this never knowing who to trust like this you don't wanna be stuck up on that stage singing stuck up on this stage singing all i know are sad songs sad songs darling, all i know are sad songs sad songs i took a plane to my home town i brought my pride and my guitar well, my friends are all gone but there's manicured lawns and the people still think i'm a star i walked around downtown i met some fans on lafayette they said, mike, tell us how to make it we're getting real impatient i looked 'em in the eyes and said you don't wanna be high like me never really knowing why like me you don't ever wan

songs sad songs ♪ ♪ darling, all i know are sad songs sad songs ♪ >> let's go! us how to make it ♪ ♪ we're getting real impatient i looked 'em in the eyes and said ♪ ♪ you don't wanna be high like me never really knowing why like me ♪ ♪ you don't ever wanna step off that roller coaster and be all alone ♪ ♪ you don't wanna ride the bus like this never knowing who to trust like this ♪ ♪ you don't wanna be stuck up on that stage singing stuck up on this stage singing ♪ ♪ all i know are sad songs sad songs ♪ ♪ darling, all i know are sad songs sad songs ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: come on brother. mike posner! [ cheers and applause ] mike posner! catch him at the fonda theater in l.a. on april 12th. we'll be right back, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: my thanks to john krasinski! melissa benoist! mike posner right there! [ cheers and applause ] come on, the best. and the roots behind me. you ever heard of those guys? they're the roots. [ cheers and applause ] thanks, guys. stay tuned for "late night with seth meyers."

songs sad songs are sad songs sad songs >> let's go! i took a plane to my home town and my guitar well, my friends are all gone but there's manicured lawns and the people still think i'm a star i walked around downtown i met some fans on lafayette they said, mike, tell us how to make it we're getting real impatient i looked 'em in the eyes and said you don't wanna be high like me you don't ever wanna step off that roller coaster and be all alone you don't wanna ride the bus like this never knowing who to trust like this you don't wanna be stuck up on that stage singing stuck up on this stage singing all i know are sad songs sad songs darling, all i know are sad songs sad songs [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: come on brother. mike posner! [ cheers and applause ] mike posner! catch him at the fonda theater in l.a. on april 12th. we'll be right back, everybody. (vo) making the most out of every mile. that's why i got a subaru impreza. love. it's what makes a subaru, [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: my thanks to john krasinski! melissa b

she was so sad about the idea that they would not be able to share these memories. that that was going to be lost and they wouldn't have those golden years. he lived many years after that because it didn't affect his physical health but in terms of his mental health obviously, they lost those shared memories and that was kind of a death before his actual death for her. >> if you're just joining us, the sad news is nancy reagan has died. she has passed away in los angeles at the age of 94. we're talking to chris wallace on the phone who covered the reagan white house. at that time, chris, did nancy reagan, you know, as we discussed, you know, took some knocks at the press. did sheer get mad at the media or even you over stories she felt were unfair? >> oh, absolutely. i'll tell you the funny story about my father and her. she really had this tremendous connection to my father. in 1980 when he was -- when reagan was at the convention in detroit, when he was going to be nominated for president, they agreed he would do an interview with "60 minutes" and my father was do

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it's a sad day across the bay area. we have team coverage of a deputy killed and a wrong-way driver. we're going to begin with chip live at the chip, everybody is mourning for their fallen colleague. >>reporter: it's a sad day at the hillsboro sheriff's county. flags at the sheriff's office are at half staff. deputy kotfila had been on the job for six short years and he had dreams of becoming a homicide investigator. it was cut short by a senseless wrong-way crash. deputy john robert kotfila, first made the news after rescuing a kitten from a river view storm drain last year. no one could have ever imagined the second headline involving this deputy would involve a deadly wrong-way crash. and incredible loss for the sheriff's office. >> what do you speak about what [ crying ] >> yeah, you know, these guys -- these men and women are -- excuse me. the men and women are out there trying to prosect everybody. and these guys are very concerned about the drivers at night. in fact, this deputy had hope to become a traffic homic

that is the sad part about it. the insanity trial is a hoax in this time period. there is no chance for the defendant to defend themselves, it is not a real trial, it is unfair, there is no gender-neutrality at all. they would never have done that to a man. and she was denied her legal rights, simply because she behaved eccentrically. and she did need mental help, no doubt about it, but there was no help for her in the medical profession at the time. -- the biggest tragedy is the loss of the relationship between her and her last surviving son, and that makes me very sad for her. let me just say -- audience: to say that mary had a shopping problem is like calling the pope slightly catholic. there is a woman took her husband to the brink of financial ruin at the worst possible time in his life. how do reconcile your depiction of mary as a companionable, womantive wife, with this who, behind his back, literally lied, stole, and brought him to the point of despair? >> it is hard to reconcile, no doubt about it. that did bring lincoln greek. undergirding all of those a

it's a sade baderinwa -- sad, sad day as his death is a blow to the police community and his very large family. the dreariness of the weather added to the sad day as hundreds gathered to say goodbye to sean cullen. the 31-year-old died after being struck by a car in west deptford while responding to an accident. today, family and friends and police officers from all over the country have come to the church in cinnaminson to pay their final respects. >>> law enforcement is a brotherhood. it's tragic, no matter how far it is we try to be there. >>> it's seems when police are not favored as much, it's important to show that we care about each other. >>> born in ireland cullen was a trooper for less than two years and worked in sea isle city and mount holly and west hammonton. >>> sean was a funny guy. he was a good family man, now, sean, he was just a real good guy. >>> trooper cullen is survived by his fiance who is expecting and a 9-month-old son. he has two other brothers who are troopers. >>> it's a shame how he lost his life trying to help somebody else it's sad, it's really sad. >>>

songs sad songs darling, all i know are sad songs sad songs [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: come on brother. mike posner! [ cheers and applause ] mike posner! catch him at the fonda theater in l.a. on april 12th. we'll be right back, everybody. [ cheers and applaususe ] >> jimmy: my thanks to john krasinski! melissa benoist! mike posner right there! [ cheers and applause ] come on, the best. and the roots behind me. you ever heard of those guys? they're the roots. [ cheers and applause ] thanks, guys. stay tuned for "late night with seth meyers." thank you for watching. have a great weekend. hope to see you next week. bye-bye, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] >> announcer: from 30 rockefeller plaza in new york, it's "late night with seth meyers." tonight -- tina fey. star of "grandfathered," actor john stamos. from "saturday night live," comedian jay pharoah. featuring the 8g band with patrick carney. [ cheers and applause ] ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers! >> seth: good evening, everybody. i'm seth meyers, this is "late night." how is everybody doing tonight? [ cheers and appla

that's the sad part. >> ot balm family today calling her their example. the bushes say they take comfort in that she's finally reunited with her husband. mrs. regan will be buried at the library. beside her beloved ronny. >> . what's so impress iive. there's so much stress with that job. and they stayed so close. >> reunited. >> . peyton manning of course hanging up the pads for good. >> ahead we take you through the star studded career. esrvce only to return and take denver to super bowl 50. now hanging up the saddle after 18 years in the league. >> . our sister station. in indianapolis. from the house. that peyton manning build built. >> a look at his incredible career. >> born into football royalty. the excelled in high school. and college tennessee. he was selected number one over all. in the 1998 draft. took it to a whole new hrefl with the colts. winning in the a super bowl in indianapolis. but his journey to denver that brought on a new chapter. and closed with a storybook ending. it was impressive. finish his career. with a championship. but. at t

it's very, very sad. it's very, very sad. somebody should ask bernie to disavow the people, not a single person to this point. >> interesting. all right. eric trump, thank you so much for being with us. >> great being with you, judge. >> take care. >>> and the race for the nomination is not over yet. as the battle continues on the trail today. take a look at this. >> we're going to beat hillary clinton. i assume it's going to be her. we're going to beat her very badly. and we haven't even started on that one yet, but we're going to beat her very badly. we've got to do it, otherwise we're all wasting time, okay? and we don't want to waste time. >> donald trump as president, i believe, would be a disaster, but i think hillary clinton would be an even worse disaster and do even more damage to this country. but i'm not interested in settling for the lesser of two evils. i'm not interested in settling for the lesser disaster. >> bernie is a nice guy. combs his hair great. one of the best dressers in washington. never uses the word

songs sad songs darling, all i know are sad songs sad songs [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: come on brother. minnke posner! [ cheers and applause ] mike posner! catch him at the fonda theater in l.a. on apr 12th. we'll be right back, everybody. captain speaking. it's a beautiful day with sunny skies and a light tailwind out of the northeast. blue skies smiling at me not hing but blue skies do i see the new jetblue card. it's like having jetblue with you wherever you go. get three times points on jetblue purchases, two times at restaurants and grocery stores, and one time on all other purchases. >> jimmy: my thanks to john krasinski! melissa benoist! mike posner right there! come on, the best. and the roots behind me. you ever heard of those guys? they're the roots. thanks, guys. stay tuned for "late night with seth meyers." have a great weekend. hope to see you next week. bye-bye, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] >> announcer: from 30 rockefeller plaza in new york, it's "late night with seth meyers." tonight -- tina fey. star of "grandfathered," actor john stamos. from "saturday n

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he like others in the community are sad by a loss. reporting in shelby, alexa ashwell, channel 9, eyewitness news. >> investigators plan to interview the boyfriend once he's well enough to speak. right now he's at a hospital in charlotte. >>> the sad story in south carolina tonight where a firefighter was killed on the job. conway fire chief said christopher ray was hit and killed by one of the department's fire engines while out on a call. the south carolina's highway patrol is investigating that accident. wills and event will be held for the greenville police officer. a gang member shot and killed him friday when jacobs and other officers attempted to question him. police say the suspect later shot and killed himself. last night the greenville community held a vigil for officer jacobs. they left behind flowers and other tributes. he was a decorated war veteran married with two children with a third on the way. his funeral is set for thursday. >>> an indiana sheriff deputy is recovering tonight after his partner was killed in a shoot

. >> just sad, just sad. >> makes me happy and makes me sad at the same time that such a tragedy could bring so many people together. >> reporter: her fiancee josh alfred grew up with desarae and says he considered her and her mother family. >> jenni mcbride, she took me in. desarae, i always considered her it's pretty hard because known her since 15, now i'm 30, she's 30. so, when i first heard, i got my daughter, too. so it's pretty -- >> reporter: the driver of the car that hilt and killed desarae and jakyra is cooperating with police. no charges have been filed. as they await toxicology reports. local 12 news. >> there's a visitation for desarae and jakyra on tuesday. their funeral service is the following day at the main street baptist church. >> putting a new spin on family dinners, the freebies available through a fast chain. >> when one of the best plans to call it a >>> welcome back. good morning. if you are just waking up, we have been waiting for you. turn this on before the uc game. we appreciate that. 20 minutes away. it's 40 degrees outside right now. this is a live look

this is just -- >> that's sad. >> that is sad. >> that is very sad. you said where is the factory of sadness any variation of those will direct you to the stadium. >> where is johnny manziel. knows at any given time. >> they had it rough. >> i just checked with wiki it said a semi pro football team. >> it has been changed. >> it is rough, rough being a brown. >> thank you, scott. >>> up at 6:30 a big announcement from seaworld. >> a move that groups are praising and involved changing what people will see visiting the park. and prince william plays the role of substitute y he was handing out plants t it took joel silverman years to become a master dog trainer. but only a few commands to master depositing checks at chase atms. so you can easily master tonight a sea change for sea world... and the theme park company's famous killer whales. >>> a change for seaworld and the killer whales. the ceo acknowledging more people are uncomfortable with the very large majestic animals under human care. we explain what the park is doing. >> reporter: big changes at

very sad moment.ecame the first lady of the united states on january 20th, 1981, when her husband, ronald reagan, became the 40th president of the united states. david gergen was among the aides working for president reagan, joining us on the phone right now. david, a very sad moment. some immediate reflections of nancy reagan. >> well, wolf, as you know -- and you were there for much of it, too -- it was one of the great love stories of american political life. as a couple, they came together in the early 1950s and it changed ronald regulagan's life. he was ending his movie career, but his first marriage had ended badly. he was lonely and he was uncertain of himself. and he met nancy and, together, they went through the '50s together, which bonded very, very closely. he became much more conservative during those years. and then, of course, he had the goldwater campaign in 1964. coming to the presidency itself, she was his anchor through those presidential years. much of the success that he had, he at

we are sad, very sad her father said afterwards. aguilar had just arrived in the bay area from mexico, on a humanitarian visa. he wanted to see his 22-year-old daughter's accused killer. >> we're feeling weighed down because we don't know what will happen. they keep changing dates on us. i would like the person or persons responsible to be punished. they took our youngest. >> aguilar's youngest was 22 years old. she was seen in a house party hayward february 13th. her body found in a rural area of fremont. he attended the party with a friend. when taken into custody, he told police that pedraza told him he shot and killed the young woman and that the two men drove her body to fremont and threw it down the hill. police arrested pedrazo but he was in custody on an immigration hold. authorities say he is in the country illegally, and has a criminal history. stacy aguilar's mother could not make the trip here, her father spoke on her behalf. >> she is devastated, sad, does not know what to do. she wanted her remains to arrive tomorrow b

. >> isn't it sad we're burdening our future generations with debt? i mean, isn't it sad that, you know, they have got to deal with the world of evil and isis? we don't control our borders. you know, you worry about whether this generation will be the first generation to hand off a country in worst shape than they received it. does that make you reminisce about that or introspective about it. >> welg, it won't be sad if i'm elected president because i'll knock out isis and make borders strong and people aren't coming into this country except legally. you will be happy in two years if i get elected president, believe me. if i'm in office in january, you're going to see some very big changes and very much for the positive and includes trade, includes jobs. includes getting rid of the debt and at least getting it down substantially fairly quickly. a lot of things we'll do a lot of thing that is are great but i have to get there first and wisconsin is very important. we are doing really well here and it is really important. >> let me go to -- something i

i think it's definitely a sad time in america.hink about even his line where he says "make america great again," i kind of want to know what he means by that. >> larry: he means make america 1955 again. >> i think so. i mean, look, i love where i was born, but i would never want to go back to where my grandmother or great grandmother lived. >> larry: no. that time was not actually good for any of us sitting at this table. >> think about the guy that punched that kid. he's 78, right? so he was -- >> larry: 1955 was awesome for him. >> yeah. that was the (bleep) town fair man. (applause) >> larry: all right. we'll be right back right after this. >> if you live in the new york city area or planning an event grab free tickets to "the nightly show." 5-hour energy® presents... why are you so tired? ahh, the "after lunch food coma." we've all been there. you had planned on ordering the salad, but the pasta and fries looked so good. now, you're trying to find a place to catch a few zzzs... without the boss catching you. next time, grab a

especially sad considering he just joked about his funeral and one of his last appearances. take a look at this. >> what i want at my funeral is an actual boxing referee at my account. at five just wave on and say he is not hitting up. kerry: that was just two months ago. greg: that really got jerry seinfeld. he doubled over in laughter. he was so kind and generous. gary was a very special comedian with a beautifully unpredictable mind. he voluntarily offered jokes and ideas from oscars. no, no, no. i love you. i cannot accept you are gone. greg: another. the former fire commissioner. former chief of the administration for children's services. died yesterday at the age of 83. a great guide. good friend of "good day new york." very sorry to report this. eighty-three. kerry: dedicated servant. his father died from cancer and will be cremated. jesus christ. today, cardinal dolan will take part over the brooklyn bridge. replicating his last steps as he. the cross to the crucifixion. at noon at st. patrick's could you drove. by the way, 30:00 p.m. this afternoon, cardinal dolan w

we are sad, very sad her father said afterwards. aguilar had just arrived in the bay area from mexico, on a humanitarian visa. he wanted to see his 22-year-old daughter's accused killer. >> we're feeling weighed down because we don't know what will happen. they keep changing dates on us. i would like the person or persons responsible to be punished. they took our youngest. >> aguilar's youngest was 22 years old. she was seen in a house party hayward february 13th. her body found in a rural area of fremont. he attended the party with a friend. when taken into custody, he told police that pedraza told him he shot and killed the young woman and that the two men drove her body to fremont and threw it down the hill. police arrested pedrazo but he was in custody on an immigration hold. authorities say he is in the country illegally, and has a criminal history. stacy aguilar's mother could not make the trip here, her father spoke on her behalf. >> she is devastated, sad, does not know what to do. she wanted her remains to arrive tomorrow b

. >> very sad to see. first up let's go right over to meteorologist, david murphy he and to karen rogers. they've got your accuweather and your traffic. good morning. >> we're taking a look at satellite this morning. we're actually looking at clear skies across most of the region with cloud cover coming in later today. the caveat there is that some of this forms some low lying cloud cover and fog and we'll take a look at visibility in a second. 45 degrees in philadelphia. so it is another cool start. 40 in allentown, down into the upper 30's in millville. 446 trenton. 2646 cape may. we have 3-mile visibilities in philadelphia which isn't bad but there is some light patchy fog developing. down the road in wilmington only a half mile. lancaster's particularly low visibility. reading also a low problem with that, a little bit down through millville and these numbers will shift a bit as the morning goes on. keep in mind there's the possibility of patchy fog on the bus stop and when you're driving around the ne

sad. >> jimmy: no, i like him, yeah. >> steve: it's sad. >> jimmy: i'm his friend. after that, the terminator is a a robot from the future here to kill john connor. marco rubio is a robot from the present here to kill his chances of being president. >> steve: oh, wow. [ laughter and applause ] >> jimmy: "i hope you have a a great day. i hope you have a great day." finally, the terminator is 2029. hillary clinton is defeated by a guy from the year 1929. >> yeah! >> jimmy: there we go. [ applause ] as we mentioned earlier, bernie sanders won the new hampshire primary last night. it's a big deal. but people still seem to having -- have trouble remembering his name. watch this. >> and the problem is the debates between her and >> fox has predicted that donald trump has won the new hampshire primary on the republican side. on the democratic side bernie sandals -- sanders. sandals. [ laughter ] >> even both trump's particularly closing message and railing against pharmaceutical companies and the like. and bernie sandwiches -- bernie sanders has from the beginning. [ laugh

his roommate. >> i'm sad because we were roommates for four years. i'm surprised because i don't understand what happened. >> reporter: he spoke with him at 12:30 yesterday and called him back after 7:00 p.m. because he was going to get a ride from him. his friend never picked up. minutes later he got the news. his friend was at the lake, but never came back up. >> i was really in shock because he's a young guy, a healthy guy. early 20s from mexico, described as a hard worker who spent many hours at the country village flea market. >> people loved him. he was a lovely guy, and, you know, i don't know what happened but everybody miss him. >> reporter: hillsborough county sheriffs deputies haven't released the name of the man who's body they found or the cause of death. >>> good evening we're tracking rain across the northern county, citrus and up from gainesville and marion county, over the last couple of days moisture and rain, but more than that is fog, and i believe visessibilities have been an issue in the morning, but not delays as much first thi

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voters rejected to member -- measures. left friends shocked and sad. mike: a fairfield township mother shot her adult daughter to death who is developmentally disabled and then killed herself. live on spring crest drive with more on this double shooting. reporter: the butler county coroner confirmed it was a murder suicide that took lace last night. a quiet suburban street interrupted by police lights and sirens. >> this is the first time we had been called their. reporter: the homeowner returned to his house to find his fiancee, barbara boesch -- barbara bush and her daughter, cynthia bush, dead. my fiancee and her daughter. there is blood. >> where did this happen? t know. i just got home. >> there is a firearm their? >> on the couch in the basement. >> cynthia was developmentally disabled. >> from the evidence that we from other family members, she was just overwhelmed. >> she was depressed and did not get the help she should have. >> people get to their breaking point and feel there is no other alternative. it is a sad outcome. reporter: was home a

back to you. >> how very sad and a tough time for them. thank you very much. >>> former toronto mayor rob ford died from cancer. he had a rare cancer that spread from his stomach to other parts of his body. he gained worldwide attention in 2012 when cell phone video appeared to show him smoking crack cocaine. ford spent two years in rehab council. >>> next at noon, a look at the numbers between the runners. >>> president obama's last day in cuba is a busy one. coming up, what's on the agenda and where he is going next. but cold. we have been down to freezing and below this morning. this afternoon just the opposite. we have a nice warm up in progress and nice sunshine. our temperatures >>> primary and caucuses races in three western states today could help solidify the status of the presidential leaders. hillary clinton is planning to beat bernie sanders. donald trump needs big wins to win a contested gop convention. arizona and idaho today. >>> 47% of republicans say they would most like to see trump that's near the 49% he received back in

prince william county prosecutor paul ebert. >> sad, sad, sad. it's an example of an officer's a worst nightmare. >> reporter: officer guindon grew up in merrimack, new hampshire. in her 2005 high school yearbook she wrote, "live for something rather than die for nothing." guindon is the 14th police officer killed in the line of duty so far this year. scott, 11 of the 14 were killed by gunfire. that's a number that's risen dramatically compared to the same time last year. >> pelley: jeff pegues. thank you, jeff. turning overseas now, isis has battlefield, but it's apparently striking back with a series of bombings in and around baghdad these past two days.ha more than 100 were killed. most at this marketplace in a shiite neighborhood. isis is sunni, the other main faction of islam. the u.n. said today the ceasefire in syria is holding for the most part, but a hotline set up by the u.s. state department for syrians to report violations has been ringing off the hook.ng the civil war has left many of syria's cities in ruin, and elizabeth palmer got

sad. sad for my country, of course. but violence and terrorism doesn't know, can hate anywhere. although i am sad but optimistic man. life will resume and in spite of violence of terrorism, of fire, brussels can still smile and face terrorism by smile. >> when you hear people calling for a stop to syrian refugees, because of terror attack when you hear them say things like that, what do you think of? what do you want to tell them? i expect many reactions. abl act in a positive way. i still love them. >> some people have a different image in their mind of what a syrian refugee is and what that can bring to a country. does that concern you? you're trying to bring your family to belgium i know who are still in syria? are you worried for them? >> naturally i will be worried but i believe in god. and i believe that they will be in safe with each other. >> do you miss syria? the syria that was before the war? >> yes. i miss syria everyday. but after leaving my country and being here, i feel and

this is all so sudden and so sad. that is the shocking thing, so sudden. >> jimmy kimmel tweeted. >> gary shandling was as kind and generous as he was funny and that is saying a lot. gary shandling was one of the most brilliant people i have ever known. a shocking huge loss. >> his larry sanders show so good, you know, pretending to be a talk show host, and cool sitcom. >> sue, was that on hbo. >> the gary shandling show. >> it was one of the first kind of cable sitcoms where they could do a little bit more on cable then they could on broadcast television, right, yeah. >> rip torn was on that. >> yes, his side kick, his ed mcmahonish kind of side kick, if you will. so lets take a look at ultimate doppler radar because you see there is rain, on it, it is just not a lot of rain falling. at least not in the metro area just yet, now we will look out to berks county and see showers around. here in philadelphia, not the yet, but still have the rain gear with you because we have this cold front that has yet to move through o

she and her beloved ronnie are together again, what a sad, sad day, the end of reagan era. nancy, aas chuck todd was saying was a true partner but a true love affair between the president and nancy. every time she was in the room, he was better. and every time that he was in the room, she was better. but she brought a sense of dignity, class, and elegance that everybody respected and admired. she fundamentally upgraded the white house and i'm not just talking about structure. i'm talking about the way people acted in that place. there was -- it was a joy to be there as hard as we worked, because you knew that nancy reagan and the president had brought that level of dignity to the office again, that joy that we all loved. >> ken, as an insider there, a true insider there, in the west wing, you're able to see those who come and go through the oval office and perhaps leave to go to the white house, first family's residence there, talk about their interaction. you said they made each other better and i would add probably each one sparkled in each other's presence. would she, fo

obviously the last time we were all gathered here it was definitely tears of sadness.te quickly. the ntsb said that there was nothing wrong with the spay ship and that virgin galactic had been given a clean bill of health and that means the 600 wonderful technological anythings and engineers could get this ship built. they worked day and night to create there spaceship. they've done a beautiful beautiful job. i'm very proud of them today. >> one of the things you mentioned when spaceship 2 went down this spaceship was in development and there's another spaceship in development right now, each one of those tweaks a little bit as you learn more and more. the airframe looks very similar to the last spaceship. like the space shuttle program each one will be like that? >> you've got to learn as you go along, yes, we are be developing the wheel as we go along. this spaceship we managed to take weight off, even more so the next one. i don't know what the next we'll learn but there will be things we'll learn. >> when i spoke to your mother she said you were really a handful as

look at sad grandpa. she says papa cooked dinner for six grandchildren and she was the photo shows her grandpa sadly eating one of the 12 burgers h h prepared. sad grandpa has been re-tweeted almost 140 thousand times. the girl said she received hundreds of messages that said her tweet encouraged them to visit their own grandparents. mine had 49 grandchildren. he was always trying to kick us out. good for her. >>>this is a glimpse into the day of a local tennessee highway patrol trooper. >> it's a video showing an officer comforting a three-year-old girl after a chase and car crash. a woman crashed the car while her child was unrestrained in the backseat. the officer held that girl for almost an hour comforting hr after that accident. >> i thought if that's my kid i would want somebody to hold onto it and let her know it's okay. it was helping me. >> although what the officer did for the child is not getting attention, she says it's part of wearing the badge. >>>we're just getting started here on local 10