schultz considered mrs.eagan his, quote, pale and was privileged to know both her and her husband. >> should remember her as a very beautiful, gracious, support for her husband that turned out to be a really giant president. and she was very much a part of it. >> reporter: the last time schultz saw mr. reagan in person was at the reagan library in simi valley a few years ago. this photo is of mrs. reagan, schultz and his wife in front of a piece of the berlin wall. the couple is planning to return there for her funeral. live another stanford, abc7~news. >> thank you very much. here's some responses from presidential candidates tonight. hillary clinton called reagan's character legendary and praised her leadership and alzheimer's research. bernie sanders mentioned reagan's good heart. donald trump said she was the wife of a truly great president and was amazing. ted cruz said she'll be remembered for her deep passion for this nation and love for her husband, and marco rubio said reagan was a true example of i

schultz considered mrs.eagan his, quote, pale and was privileged to know both her and her husband. >> should remember her as a very beautiful, gracious, support for her husband that turned out to be a really giant president. and she was very much a part of it. >> reporter: the last time schultz saw mr. reagan in person was at the reagan library in simi valley a few years ago. this photo is of mrs. reagan, schultz and his wife in front of a piece of the berlin wall. the couple is planning to return there for her funeral. live another stanford, abc7~news. >> thank you very much. here's some responses from presidential candidates tonight. hillary clinton called reagan's character legendary and praised her leadership and alzheimer's research. bernie sanders mentioned reagan's good heart. donald trump said she was the wife of a truly great president and was amazing. ted cruz said she'll be remembered for her deep passion for this nation and love for her husband, and marco rubio said reagan was a true example of i

that changed with the result of those conversations, those summits, a lot of other people, not only schultz but jim baker and others interested in negotiations, despite efforts at the pentagon by the defense secretary casper wine burger and others in his close circle who tried time and time again to stop those engagements and there were military deployments which were controversial, intermediate range missiles deployed in europe, very controversial with europe, green parties, protests all over. his only ally was maggie thatcher, leader in france, socialist, other leaders, pierre trudeau, father of justin trudeau, who is coming for a state visit to washington, the new leader in canada, frustrated with the reagan policies in 1982 and 1983. a summit in 1983 which went very badly in williamsburg, virginia, where reagan hosted the g-7 summit and it was all about missile deployments in europe. and the controversy over whether or not there should be nuclear weapons and there whether or not zero option of anti-nuclear weapons. but the first effort of reagan and gorbachev to start drawing down weapo

howard schultz told me that americans are embracing fools gold.ay from making his voice heard on controversial issues from guns to gay marriage. i sat down with him for an exclusive wide ranging interview. >> we have a complete fractures of leadership in this country and as a result of that, the country is being placed in a situation where for me, personally, i look at the current political primary situation and i think many people are embracing what i would describe as fools gold. the anger and anxiety will not produce what we need. we need a vision of optimism and unity. of inclusion. this is not a time in america where we should be dividing. i think it is a tragic situation. >> what do we do because these are our elected representatives or those running for the highest office in the land. are you saying we need a clean slate? >> i would say it this way, perhaps. we are no longer living in a time when we can look up and see the leaders that we perhaps once had or aspire to. maybe this is a time in america where we need to look within ourselves a

stephanie and justin schultz. they had dropped her mother at the airport. they were at the security line. mom was about to go through. that's when the bomb occurred and they haven't heard from stephanie or justin since. they have heard from carolyn moore, stephanie's mother. they have been going to every place that they know to see if she can find them, but so far they still have not been able to hook up. justin's brother has texted that he woke up to text messages from his mother, call me, urgently, knew it was going to be a bad day. >> this drives home something we understand. it's just a matter of feet, really, that could be a deciding factor between life and death. >> two bombs went off in quick succession. it's hard to know. one bomb goes off, people rush to another area. the other bomb goes off and even more people get injured. >> 37 seconds apart.

justin schultz and his wife stephanie. they were dropping off stephanie's mother at the airport and they were actually watching her walk through the security forums when the radical islamic terrorists detonate their bombs. will carr is live in los angeles with the details on their lives. hi,will. >> reporter: eric, family members have been holding out for hope they were actually okay and had survived this. initially they were told that the schultzs were taken to a local hospital. turns out that was not correct and they have learn that justin and his wife were killed in the bombing at the brussels airport. justin was 30 years old. he was originally from tennessee. stephanie, 29, was from kentucky. both met ativ vanderbilt university. that's where they were going to graduate school. they married and were living in brussels after stephanie took a job there in 2014. they lift in the heart of the city and were at the brussels airport doing something so many people do across the world every single day, saying good-bye to a loved

nobody has heard from stephanie and justin schultz. the couple is from tennessee but they lived in brussels for nearly two year news. well, the couple was at the airport to say good-bye to stephanie's mom who was catching a flight who did manage to make it home safely. the schultz have not been added to the casualty list, but nobody has heard from them. >>> back here at home, airports around the country are on alert this morning, officials are focusing on securing the open areas of the terminals where anyone can walk around and that's where the suspects detonated their bombs yesterday in brussels. news4's molette green is live at dulles international with more on security changes there. mollett, good morning. aaron, good morning, yes. it's a much different seen here today than yesterday. when we saw the robust visible security at play. we're not seeing that in these early washington dulles. after the attack in the immediate aftermath here at dulles, we saw the officers with guns in hand and constant canine sweeps throughout the airport

howard schultz has been outspoken.e seen corporate america get involved in this realm and i don't think this is going to be the last time. >> is it about -- is it about paying for political speech, citizens united thing or is it that this particular campaign, the tenor of it has made different business leaders feel like they have to speak out? >> go ahead, sara. >> i think that people and these ceos are rightly concerned about this campaign. it has been one of the toughest and we're having a very low brow conversation right now in particularly in the republican primary. having said that, i do think this is not only good politics for mr. schultz, because that ad didn't say a whole lot. it's also good marketing for starbucks. let's be clear. the point of that message was to take a break, to feel good and do something, you know, kind for someone else, to be at a higher level as a person. well, those are great brand values if you're starbucks -- >> i was going to waded into -- did the thing about writing on the cup and thi

tim schultz of the first amendment partnership.f you have questions or comments, democrats, 202-748- 8000. 48-8001.ans, 2020-7 a law in north carolina making a lot of news this week. explain what this bill would do in north carolina. guest: that is not a true religious freedom law. it might have ancillary effects on religious freedom, but it is not one we have been involved with in terms of the explanation. i am not an expert on the north carolina law. guest: the north carolina law strips away municipal andections from lgbt people some veterans as well because they are not a part of state law. in indiana and north carolina have passed protections for veterans. one of the dirty secrets about the bill is it undermines protection for all north carolinians. it made it harder to address discrimination by forcing people to file federal suits instead of state suits. and then to add even more damage , the law prohibited transgender people from accessing .ppropriate facilities by government buildings, we are talking about any government bui

this is justin schultz out of tennessee. his family released a statement saying justin schultz died as a result of the bombings at the airport in brussels, belgium on march 22. please keep the family of justin wife's stephanie, in your prayers as they await news. justin and stephanie were at the airport dropping off stephanie's mother. the last anyone saw her, they were waving good-bye and the bombs went off. only four people remain unidentified. of the 31 people who died in the attacks, three of them were the attackers themselves. there were 28 innocent victims. 24 of them have been positively identified. all of the survivors have been identified. arthel? >> so very sad. mike tobin, thank you so much. eric? >> the pentagon is pushing now to send more american troops to iraq. that move would increase support for iraq's ground fight against the radical islamic terrorist of isis. this as the u.s. air strikes have scored a big win, we are told, taking out this man, isis' second in command, as well as other key figures of that t

she gave it to schultz after the two danced at a white house dinner. she said, dear george, my turn at last. president obama and michelle obama released a statement paying tribute to nancy reagan saying, quote, we remain greatle for her life, thankful for her guidance and prayerful she and her beloved husband are together again. >>> now to live storm watch coverage. warnings, watches and advisories tonight. a flashflood watch in effect for the entire bay areaing a the second storm blows into the region. crews are scrambling to keep up with storm-related problems. saturated ground is giving way, trees toppling over, taking down pour lines. look are -- power lines. we look west from our emeryville camera. drew tuma is tracking the storm on live doppler 7hd, and, drew, we're in for several hours of heavy rain. >> that's right. just beginning to see our next storm move onshore. some light showers developing in the north bay, around santa rosa, sonoma, and san francisco. to the south, light green, light rained a vanning. but the strongest rain is yet to com

justin and stephanie schultz smiling brightly in photographs, both living in nashville, had dropped off stephanie's mom at the brussels airport when those nobody has heard from them since. mormon missionaries at the airport. this powerful image of a flight attendant, the woman on the right taken by a photographer. she survived the attacks, grabbed her camera and started shooting. >> when i realized that i was alive, first what i wanted to do to picture everything. because i saw that nobody was there and i was the only person, you know, with legs, because everyone was on the floor and everyone was in blood and i was the only person standing. >> an update just into our newsroom. the american couple from tennessee, the brother of justin schultz tweeted out that the state department just told them that justin and stephanie were right now no information on their condition, but they have been found. other americans, a connecticut man with nonlife threatening injuries who has asked not to be identified. all officials will say is that their injuries are not life threatening. >> security is visi

howard schultz is major progressive. he is very successful. eventually he wants to run for presidents. he is the one of the authors behind conscious capitalism. not a concept i agree with, hadley. when you look at ad in "wall street journal" talking about headlines and social media and it is pretty clear to me talking at least about the gop in general if not donald trump in particular. do you have any problems with this. >> i don't have any problem with it. i think it is pretty clear, especially if you are familiar with the platform of starbucks ceo howard schultz. he didn't name donald trump or any other candidate. i allow businesses to do business in accordance with vary al use. non-profit organizations coming before the supreme court to not comply with contraception mandate. whether closely held corporation like hobby lobby or starbucks with this ad and businesses ought to work, advertise, do business in what they believe, even if i disagree. >> the question is, if it irritates customers. i don't know if they want to hear 6:30 in the mornin

a family member says justin and stephanie schultz were say goodbye to their mother at the airport of the tragic day. that brings the total number of u.s. citizens who died in brussels before. president obama has called the family to express his condolences. right all-caps joins us live from brussels right now at the very very latest on the attacks. good morning, greg. >> up to date on the date on it and take terror probes continued basically around almost a week after these terrible attacks. police are reporting the past 24 hours in brussels and across belgium 14 anti-terror raids. they are holding for suspects. waiting to see whether they will be charged or not the anti-terror dragnet grows wider across europe. italian police over the weekend arrested a guy they claim fake passports and other documentation to get terrorists into europe from syria across turkey as part of an underground flow into this country. other arrests yesterday reported in holland for some type to another terror plot being planned. all told according to reputable chairman sewers, eight different suspects are no

lauren: democratic national committee debbie wasserman schultz was on the kelley filed last night askingabout republicans who say the gop does not have a candidate under the threat of indictment. >> predicting someone facing indictment. >> there was no prediction. there's a statement that no one on the gop side is under threat of indictment. >> no, no. instead you have the republican party was being led right now by their front runner who has a multi-bankrupted absolutely outrageous, ridiculous position. lauren: separately, senate lawmakers to make a request to question the staffer who helped set up hillary clinton's private e-mail server following revelations he's been granted immunity by the justice department. nicole: iran revolutionary guard has test fired several ballistic missiles during a military exercise. the report showed one of the missiles being fired. this challenge is a united nations resolution and could result in a diplomatic response from the united states. state department spokesman says washington is reviewing the launch and will bring it out before the u.n. security c

here is debbie wasserman schultz. here is what she's up to lately. it involves something called payday loans. small, short term loans that are meant to be repaid on the next payday. it's attractive to a worker living paycheck to paycheck. they are predatory. interest rates average 390% nationally. thanks to senator elizabeth warren in the obama administration, we have the consumer financial protection bureau. one of the missions is to create regulations to protect consumers against predatory lending like payday loans. congressman debbie wasserman schultz is proposing a bill that would gut the payday loan regulations. it would delay new regulations on payday lending by two years as well as nullify the rules in states that already have a law on payday lenders. states like florida. not that state law offers too much protection. the problem is florida's law is a sham. it was backed by the industry. a spokesperson took exception to this saying as a state lawmaker she helped write florida's law that reduced the need to go to bad actors. that spokesperson s

justin schultz was among the victims in the deadly terror attacks. his brother confirmed the news on twitter today. schultz originally from tennessee was with his wife at the brussels airport when the bombs exploded. his wife is still unaccounted for. today, belgian prosecutors announced they have charged three men with terror offenses but only one identified is facing charges explicitly linked to the brussels terror attack. still not clear if he's one of the men seen in surveillance footage from the airport. belgium's interior minister is urging the public not to hold a rally for the brussels attack victims tomorrow saying police are stretched too thin with the investigation. >> we are still all over the country in threat level 3. there are inquiries, important inquiries going on. for these inquiries we need a lot of police capacity all over the country. >> the brussels airport will remain closed until at least tuesday. >>> new documents show secretary of defense ash carter used his private e-mail account for official business. even after the hillar

george schultz belonged to it. >> it is men only. we should say that. >> they walked in the redwoods naked, and did all kinds of things. there was a call between nancy and schultz, and the papers are the calls between shultz and nancy that's coming out, as the scholarship, the papers are being released, many -- many more conversations, alliances between them than we knew. shultz was in bohemian grove, so i'm inferring she didn't mind. susan swain: now, there's a much too long and complicated political story to be told about ronald reagan's career from leaving the governorship in '75 and mounting his first presidential challenge one later -- one year later in 1976. but let's look at it from the first lady's perspective. what was nancy's role in encouraging ronald reagan to seek the challenge against gerald ford in 1976? judy woodruff: there was a group of influential, al

. >> reporter: amy, the democrat we spoke to this morning at the bb&t center is ebby wasserman schultz, the democratic congresswoman from weston and committee. she said that it sunk to a new low. >> i would suggest that the chairman of the rnc, maybe put a parental advisy on the next two debates, because i thought their etoric and the -- and the gutter that they went to was appalling. >> reporter: wasserman schultz said the republican presidential candidates didn't do themselves or their party any favors at last night's debate. >> i have never seen anything like what has gone on on the presidential election. haos. >> reporter: the dnc chair says the democratic presidential debates have been substantive and civil, but hillary clintoxn still faces questions about her private e-mail server. >> the fact that this aideeto secretary clinton has been given immunity, the fella who installed the e-mail server at her home, that is worry some, isn't it? >> well, it is certainly something that is continuing to >> reporter: the congresswoman also says secretary of state john kerry did the right thi

schultz was with his wife stephanie who was still unaccounted for.wo other americans, a brother and sister from new york, were killed in the attack which took at least 31 lives. >>> today belgian prosecutors announce they've charged three men for the attacks on the brussels airport and subway. those three suspects were arrested thursday, one of them is charge d with terrorist murder. belgian media are reporting that suspect was the man seen at the airport with two alleged accomplices who blew themselves up. >>> in decision 2016, a fight out west still ahead. hillary clinton and bernie sanders battle it out for support in several western contests. and one of them is already declared a winner tonight. plus, talk about a special delivery. the unique way some local kids got their easter candy fix today. i've always taken on the status quo. in harrisburg, they didn't like it when i stopped their perks and pushed for reform. as head of pennsylvania's third-largest county, i cut out wall street middlemen to protect pensions, stood up for marriage equality a

the president offered his condolences this afternoon and praised justin and stephanie schultz, referring to them, as epitome of all that was good about america. today stephanie's aunt talked about her nieces kind heart. >> i think if there were more people like stephanie and justin, then there wouldn't be this evil in the world. i mean she was the peace maker. if there was a problem with friend, or with family, she was always the one, you know, just making peace. >> you don't a how these thing and why they happen but i know stephanie had a very strong belief in god, and stephanie is in heaven. >> justin schultz was originally from tennessee and his wife stephanie was from kentucky. they graduated together from vanderbilt university owen graduate school of medicine. family members say they were dropping off stephanie's mother at the airport and watching her walk through security, when the bombs went off. >>> more than 300 crashed with police have after rally with anything central brussels where a shrine had been made for victims of the tuesday's attacks. crowd threw chairs and trash cans

nbc news confirming the identity of one of the americans killed is justin schultz. his wife is still lift listed a missing. the first person is charged in direct connection to the brusless attack. is he the notorious man in the hat seen in the grainy image from the arirport? we have a series of reports tonight. bill neeley starts us off. >> reporter: charges against a man role in the attack. fayc f faycal cheffou and two men identified as rabah n., arrested near brussels and abuob a/k/a r a. cheffou lived near the station. he was charged after being arrested in a car right here. right outside the federal prosecutor's office. the very center of the investigation. investigators haven't said what role they believe he played in the attack. but gmedia suggests he is this man pictures with the two men who detonated explosives. nbc news has not confirm tonight, news that justin schultz from tennessee who had been missing since the airport bombings has been confirmed dead by his family. his wife stephanie is still unaccounted for. an fbi team is helping the investigation. t

the schultz s originally from tennessee moved to the belgian capital in 2014. belgian prosecutors announced they charged three men with terror offenses but only one identified as faycal . it's not clear if he's seen here in the surveillance picture from the airport. belgium's interior minister is urging the public not to hold a rally for the belgium attack victims tomorrow. he's saying police are stretched too thin with the investigation. >> we're still all over the country in threat level 3. there are inquiries, important inquiries going on. for this inquiries we need a lot of police capacity all over the country. >> the brussels airport will remain closed until at least tuesday. >>> a flight from detroit to philadelphia was canceled this morning after the co-pilot was arrested. the federal aviation administration says the pilot was stopped at security because workers there suspected he was drunk. when police arrived the co-pilot allegedly failed a breathalyzer test, taken into custody. americanairlines apologized to passengers who had to be booked on other fl

the two are justin and stephanie schultz. president obama called they are parents yesterday to offer condolenc condolences. >>> gun control advocate, gabrielle giffords will be in wilmington. she will join lawmakers in announcing a push to strengthen the state gun laws. a gunman shot her in the head in 2011. >>> president obama and the first family will host the white house easter egg roll. thousands of kids will enjoy games and egg rolling on the south lawn. >>> philadelphia police fired shots at one home, then barricaded himself inside another before surrendering to s.w.a.t. teams. >>> villanova has its ticket to houston. >> yes, they do. the wildcats clawed their way into the ncaa semifinals over the weekend. nova will face the oklahoma sooners. we know the game will tip off at 6:09 saturday evening. >>> i'm drew smith, live in camden county where a measure to stop texting while walking has been proposed for the state of new jersey. it's to stop them from getting in crashes on the road or sidewalk. it would be a $50 fine o

debbie wasserman schultz, hillary clinton, they've said nothing.n hillary clinton had a rally that said "i want to strangle carly fiorina." she left and the rest of the democratic party stayed silent. number three, last night they have this town hall with chris matthews who has said a litany of obscene comments, yet they've embraced a guy like that, and yet the democratic party has no problem embracing someone as racist and obscene as chris matthews or staying silent when something talks about beating carly fiorina, yet they're the first ones in line to condemn everyone else. all sides need to understand that what we need to do is freely talk about our policies and why they're better. >> that's the problem. i understand what you're saying, but when hillary clinton did go through the extra dimension of saying this is the type of thing that precipitates lynchings md the rest, it was out of control. so why would mitch mcconnell and paul ryan add to that by putting part of the onus on donald trump to keep things calm? >> i think as leaders -- >> what d

>> our board of trustees which include people like secretary george schultz.t worked for ronald reagan. my understanding is that at this point president bush 43 and laura plan to make it to the library. because this has happened so quickly, we don't know exactly who'll be coming. >> reporter: as we see these flat bed trucks in pull in behind us, what role will they play? >> these trucks have been coming all day and they'll be doing everything from erecting tents to bleachers to seats and floors and lights and sound all that you can imagine involved in a large funeral like this. >> reporter: thank you so much for taking time out. we really appreciate it. well, as you hear poppy now, a lot of plans underway. and they do expect many people to come up the hill here in simi valley and pay their respects to nancy reagan, who will be laid to rest here next to her husband. as you know, she was always well celebrated for her loyalty and being by his side, and in this case quite literally. >> the great love of her life, she will join him now once again. >>> to politics

justin schultz and his wife stephanie, 29 end 30-year-old american couple who spent the last two years living here in brussels. stephanie's mm was in town for a visit. the couple was dropping her mom off at the airport. that family has struggled. they had no news of their loved ones until it was confirmed last night that stephanie and justin were killed in the attacks and frankly more families are waiting for the con fir mission. the words they don'tly don't want it hear. what we know is that 31 people died in the two bombings, metro station, and airport. three suicide bombers. 28 victims. 14 in each of the locations. at least 11 were foreign nationals. at least 13 were belgian nationals. but investigators are telling us that they have yet to identify some of the victims because of the extent of the injuries that were suffered. that means they are looking for dna confirmation, dental records and information from the families before they can ultimately identify the remaining victims of these attacks, fred. >> all right, alexandra field, thank you from brussels. >>> let's talk more about

debbie wasserman schultz made some comments about obstruction.t on monday confirmed the president's new secretary of education in a bipartisan vote. we passed a major opioid bill, bipar san. we ought to work on things we can get done in terms of jobs, the economy, national security. >> bottom line, judge garland, you're not going to consider it at all, no hearings, no -- nothing basically this year. you're going to wait until after the election. >> it's already been decided, we need to focus on working together on things the american people are very concerned about right now stimplts senator barrasso, thanks for coming in. >> thank you for having me, wolf. >>> there's breaking news about next week's republican presidential debate that's been scheduled. that and a lot more, coming up after this. t. no tickets. no accidents... >>that is until one of you clips a food truck, ruining your perfect record. >>yup... now, you would think your insurance company would cut you some slack, right? >>no. your insurance rates go through the roof. your perfect re

justin and stephanie schultz, they were working in brussels. in fact, they had plans to return to the u.s. just next year. justin and stephanie schultz's families are reeling from the shock learning that they were the two americans killed in the brussels terror attack. the two weren't even traveling, they were at the airport dropping off stephanie's mother for a flight to the u.s. moore, who was injured in the blast, confirmed her daughter's death to cnn, saying, "they are in heaven." the schultz are among a handful of victims with known ties to the u.s. >> today has been the worst day of my life. >> emily's boyfriend and belgium native was on the way to georgia to visit her. the former ambassador to the u.s., andre adam, was also at the airport. he died in the blast, according to a belgian official. the family also got the horrific news last week, dutch siblings alexander and sasha were checking into their flight on their way to new york, where they lived. in a statement, the family said, "we're grateful to have closure on this tragic situatio

justin schultz and his wife stephanie were listed as missing after the suicide bombings at the brussels airport. they were dropping off stephanie's mother, watching her walk through the security when the terrorists detonated their bombs. will carr live from los angeles with the details. what a horrific story, will. >> absolutely. we've just learned that president obama reached out to the couple's families and told them that justin and stephanie epitomized all that's good with america, and said that his thoughts and prayers are with their families who have really been holding on to hope since last tuesday because they had been told by local authorities there in brussels that the schul schultzes may have been at a hospital. turns out that is not correct. they were killed in the bombings at the brussels airport. justin was 30. he had just had a birthday a couple weeks ago. he was from tennessee originally. stephanie 29. she was from kentucky. both went to vanderbilt university. that's where they met in graduate school. they went on to become accountants. they got married. they had been liv

joining me now is george schultz who served as secretary of state under ronald reagan. mr. secretary, items an honor to have you on. i guess i will leave you do your recollectio recollections. >> i was lucky to have fun with her. i god to dance with ginger rogers and so on. but we had fun. you remember in 1984, it was a big deal, turning point. and so i went to nancy and i said the deal is he comes to the west wing, we have a meeting in the oval office. we walk down to the mansion this is your home and then we have a working lunch. so i said how about you being there at the stand around time. she said that was a great idea. he goes right over to her and nancy could brings he will. and he says to her, is it your husband want peace and she said of course my husband wants peace.it your husband want peace and she said of course my husband wants peace. and he said every night before he goes to sleep, whisper in his ear peace. and she pulled him down so he had to bend his knees and i said i'll whisper it in your ear, peace. >> wow. she was something. when you were secretary of st

the lawmaker clashed with wasserman-schultz about whether the d-n-c was coddling clinton with too few debates... the death toll from a pair of bombings in baghdad has climbed to at least seventy-three. more than one hundred people remain in the hospital ... following sunday's back-to-back market bombings. at least five people are still missing due to the attack ... which is the deadliest in a wave of explosions that have targeted commercial areas in baghdad. isis has claimed responsibility for the bombings. united nations secretary-general ban ki moon says the cease fire in syria is holding "by and large" the fragile agreement remains intact for a third day today, even as monitoring groups report renewed russian airstrikes on areas held by opponents of the regime of bashar assad. violations - white house press secretary josh earnest told reporters they expected some "potholes" along the way... and says they remain committed to the agreement for one very big reason. earnest says: "it can allow for a more sustained and successful effort to deliver humanitarian relief supplies to communi

. >> joining me, debbie wasserman schultz.e are getting a lot more debates than we thought we would. are you glad? >> i am. as the candidates and dnc talked about the need to spend more time and added debates and i think they've been fantastic and candidates are pleased as well. >> are you -- i'll ask what i asked john podesta before. would you say that the center of the democratic party on immigration has moved considerably to the left and say the last four or six years. >> the center has moved left? no. i think we've been and continue to be right where we should be which is supporting comprehensive broad-based immigration reform. you know, obviously with important border security, but making sure that people who simply want to be in this country, chris, to make a better way of life for themselves are able to stay and we can have a pathway to legal status and citizenship. that's been our policy as democrats for a long, long time now. >> you know, there's been a lot of talk about superdelegates as this delegate race goes forwa

you heard that with secretary schultz even talking about the relationship with gorbachev.se, that's one area. you know, another, of course, was her influence which they were jointly cared very much about entertaining and using the white house stage as a diplomatic venue. and they were excellent partners at that. >> isn't it amazing how nancy reagan kept up? every time i talked to her, and we had dinner, lunch, once in a while, she was always quite keen on knowing exactly how the players were behaving in washington. you know, for better or worse. she loved scuttlebutt. she loved it. who doesn't, but she loved it. >> she was very interested in politics, of course. she left washington but washington never entirely left her. i mean, you know, politics was a big part of her life for many years of her marriage, and i think she did pride herself on knowing what was going on, and she appreciated too when she was first lady in the white house meeting with friends outside of the white house and people bringing information to her. that was really important, to have your finger on the

reagan which was fascinating and was able to report that she had scores of phone calls with george schultz86, 19 87 as they were trying to maneuver around the hardline national security advisor which they dumped. that was to influence her husband on dealings with the soviet union. the sand the start arms control treaty. that piece that judy did what's -- which was come from entry nancy did not like. she said it made her look more influential and that made ronnie look less. mark: don reagan wrote about her in negative ways in the tell-all book and that contributed to some of the negative perception that people had. do you think those issues were related to have tough she was, she was very tough lady. al: she was not a good mother. patty davis was moving. she was devoted to ronald reagan and anything that got in the way was a distraction. she had lavish tastes that were embarrassing for the white house. she was not perfect. where she was underrated, when we hear about influential first ladies, we hear about eleanor roosevelt and hillary clinton, she is in that league mark: we talk sometimes

outside of the schultz's, two other americans were killed. -- release.>> hundreds of migrants protested today after false reports of a greased -- chris porter reopening. many of the migrants are from syria and iraq. they gathered at the border expecting it to be open. 11,000 migrants and refugees are reportedly trapped increase near that location. many demanded police reopen the border while others encouraged people to avoid entering may sidonia illegally.>> some of these people made a plan and they don't know how to do it. i don't believe. i don't trust. i don't want to follow them. i was telling everyone to wait for another solution. i don't want to go in a legal way.>> the grease may sidonia and border was shut down this month as were many others. the european union is cutting down on a massive migration of war refugees to european countries.>>> smaller companies in the fantasy sports industry say they could be put out of business by the laws intended to recognize the games as legal. the licensing fees built into some of those laws is the

we have heard from debbie wassermann schultz. she has released a statement on the death of former first lady nancy reagan. sheless makes a point that seems relevant in the political environment we're in as she acknowledges lots of different things about mrs. reagan. as we celebrate her life and legacy as a coffey dant and finale throw first, we should honor her own right by looking at the pros we make when our elected official work together across the aisle as the reagan administration did. makes our nation more prosperous and ore nation more secure. she talks about president rag and tip o'neill. so some of these statements are infused with a lot of on the policies of the day. more and more we receive statements reflecting what you've been talking about. the marriage and how that was the core of their family and in many ways his leadership style. i think many reflect on her fierce loyalty and how that played out in political was. gayle who you were speaking to who i had a pleasure to meet really had fantastic insights on life ins

george schultz, i am sure, is horrified by what donald trump said.l foreign-policy, and to heck with them, we are going to go on our own. mark: between trump and clinton, i think you will see some from the right indoors clinton. some will endorse clinton, and i think the area that gets a lot of attention is in the national security well, diplomats, former cabinet members, saying they are more comfortable with hillary than donald trump, and i think that will get a lot of attention and influence some voters. al: i think you are right, mark. going back to 1980, jimmy carter was perhaps a little bit ahead, because people were saying, can we see ronald reagan as commander in chief? i think he proved he was up to that task. it is a much more daunting challenge for donald trump if he is the nominee this time. mark: the one thing i want to say, and i do not want to overstate this and set my twitter feed on fire, in terms of america getting more in return for what it pays, in terms of freethinking america's positions in some cases -- in terms of rethinking am

george schultz, i am sure, is horrified by what donald trump said.l foreign-policy, and to heck with them, we are going to go on our own. i think short-term, it is appealing. long-term, i think he is creating real problems for his elf. election, doneral you think this would leave him vulnerable in a general election? in simple forms, it is appealing, and china would dominate asia, and you could make the case it would enhance the power for iran, in the least. that is a case that is very credible, and i think there are a number of people that i would expect unless he backtracks -- already, the republican cia director and others are going to come out against him, yet i think that probably hurts them, because they are saying, is this guy ready to be president? and clinton, trump i think you will see some from the right indoors clinton. some will endorse clinton, and i think the area that gets a lot of attention is in the national security well, diplomats, former arenet members, saying they more comfortable with hillary than donald trump, and i think that

schultz says we need inclusion. something we are not hearing. he publicly identified himself as a democrat, but he has not endorsed any candidate or made any donations. he also blasted rhetoric about trade. saying it is easy to look back and criticize nafta, but what will really boost america's economy is working with trade partners. >>> oil falling again and that means more volatility for stocks. i'll show you the numbers when we get an early start on your money next. well, it was nice to see everyone. i just wish it had been for a better reason. me, too, but the eulogy that frank's daughter gave was beautiful. i just feel bad knowing they struggled to pay for the funeral, especially without life insurance. i wish they would've let us help. but, it did make me think, though. about what? well, that i could leave you in the same situation. i don't have life insurance, either. if something were to happen to me tomorrow, how are you pay for my funeral? or my other bills? nothing's gonna happen to you tomorrow. you don't know that. i made a promise

. >> george schultz, former secretary of state said she was a dear friend. >> it was a party. >> nancy davis was a working actress when her future husband entered the scene. his journey from actor to governor to president. >> i, ronald reagan, do solemnly swear. >> it wasn't just a love story. it was a deep respect story. >> the just say no campaign to help kids and teens stay off drugs. there was an assassination attempt that asked her to consult an astrologer. >> my heart stopped. >> remembering her grace under fire. >> she had a warmth about her and a touch in seeing that things were arranged in a houghs hospitable and gracious way. >> ronald reagan had alzheimers. after his death in 2004 she tended to his presidential library in simi valley. ronnie, as she called him. the answer was simple. >> she will say hi, sweetheart and give a big hug. >> george schults is 95. president obama said nancy once wrote nothing could prepare you for living in the white house. she was right. we benefited from her advice. >>> candidates vying for voter support. >> what bernie sanders and hillary clint

justin schultz and his wife stephanie were confirmed deaded earlier today. the news also comes as a new suspect is accused in the bombing. theç family of 30 year old jusn schultz confirming he was killed in the airport bombing, justin's tweeting quote the last thing my brother ever told me is that hee loved me. go rest high on sarah and alexandria pankoski pn were the other two americans am killed. a retired diplomat is also among the dead. we also count a former colleague who used to be to the us united and who hashood several otherthe posts. investigators confirming a new w suspect is now in custody. local media claims he is the last of three men suspected in the airport bombing.th that man has been identified only as if i kohl's c. in terrorist actions he is described aster wrist murder. he is described to local policee to trying to seek homeless people to radical islam. attacks in a train station killed more than 40 people and left 270 injured on tuesday. tonight thousands are paying are their respects to the victims laying flowers in brussels.rus in fa

and the state department has confirmed that justin and stephanie schultz died at the attack in the airport, they were dropping stephanie's mother off the airport when the attack occurred. to -- two dutch citizens that lived in new york were also killed in the bombing. >>> and a very disturbing is that yesterday in brussels, hundreds of self-described fascist protesters protesting at the side of the memorial for the victims of the terror attacks. the police in riot gear using the water cannon to break up the crowd. they were chanting racist slogans. >> it was important for us to be here symbolically, and there were right police blocking the way, and lots of men here and during the [ null ] salute shouting, "death to arabs." those that had come to honor the victims of the attack were able to string a banner of flags from several countries on the steps above the memorial showing their commitment to peace. >>> secretary of state john kerry says that the rhetoric from the president's -- presidential accounts about the terror attacks is an embarrassment to the u. s. don trupin ted cruz calling f

until addition to the couple we told you about yesterday, justine and stephanie schultz, the state department confirm it would go more americans have been killed in last week's attack. fox news learned earlier the wife of a u.s. military officer and the spouse of a u.s. government employee was killed in the attacks. the two state department talk about now could be these two people were killed in the ugly double bomb blasts at the airport. finally, yes, to the clashes, at least 10 arrests have been reported after the messy back and forth involving extreme right anti immigrant protestors and peaceful mourners here. police had to use water cannons and tear gas to push several hundred black. the group blaming government policy to some degree for allowing the terror to happen and calling for a crack down against isis, perhaps against immigrants, too. it is a broad brush being painted right now. one more note. it was thought that the airport here was going to be open tomorrow. that would have been a major sign that brussels is going to be back to normal. the damage was severe. >> greg wal cot worki

a married couple, justin and stephanie schultzs moved there for work. they were dropping off stephanie's mother at the airport when the blast happened. will carr has more live for us from los angeles. we heard president obama reached out to the families. what did he say to them? >> that's right. he called both families and said that both justin and stephanie epitomize all that is good with america. he also said that his thoughts and prayers are with both families, as they continue to remember this couple that they say were very much in love. they graduated from vanderbilt. both went on to become accountants. they married. they moved to brussels in 2014. family members say that both justin and stephanie had a hunger to explore the world. they ran with the bulls in spain. had plans to go to finland soon. but it was all cut short when they were waving goodbye to stephanie's mother last tuesday when the bombs went off. justin's brother taking to twitter stating, the last thing my brother ever told me is that he loved me. go rest high on that mountain. knowi

the same is true of stephanie and justin schultz were you working there at the time of the attack . >> we would hear something immediately, we were hoping that stephanie and justin had gotten to their car or gotten home or gotten out of the airport. >> back to the investigation. they found a large quantity of the explosive known as the atp at an apartment in brussels that the attackers used. it was also used in the terror attack which further reinforces the connection. the death tolls up to 31 ben: robert moses, thank you. juliet: ted cruz is facing the for his remarks. they safely should increase patrols of muslim neighborhoods in this country. bill bratton is very unhappy with that comment. cruz says his top priority is to protect american lives. >> i apologize to no one. it's how vigorous i will be as commander-in-chief to keep this country safe. >> within his remarks that we should take particular attention to the entire muslim community. i have several thousands many are 1000 police officers. for him or any candidate to disparage men and women who country in this city, shame on h