can shriver succeed in his mission? kennedy. >> shriver waits until kennedy is alone. >> all right, guys. let's go. >> ready to go, jack? >> finally, he had about two minutes with kennedy, and he said, we've all been worrying about what we can do to help. what about calling coretta king? >> kennedy's fearful of alienating southern governors and southern democrats by being pro civil rights. but that all changes. >> kennedy calls coretta king to offer his support. >> that was a big decision. kennedy decides to do what is morally right. >> a simple phone call was a very noble thing to do. undoubtedly he did this for political reasons, but he did it. nixon did not. >> when kennedy's call leaks to the press his brother bobby all but froths at the mouth. >> he was white with anger. he said sargent shriver and i have probably lost the campaign. he was furious. >> my father was a little disturbed about that because he was worried how well that would go over with some of the, you know, white governors. >> the deed is done. but b

can shriver succeed in his mission?edy. >> shriver waits until kennedy is alone. >> all right, guys. let's go. >> ready to go, jack? >> finally, he had about two minutes with kennedy, and he said, we've all been worrying about what we can do to help. what about calling coretta king? >> kennedy's fearful of alienating southern governors and southern democrats by being pro civil rights. but that all changes. >> kennedy calls coretta king to offer his support. >> that was a big decision. kennedy decides to do what is morally right. >> a simple phone call was a very noble thing to do. undoubtedly he did this for political reasons, but he did it. nixon did not. >> when kennedy's call leaks to the press, his brother bobby all but froths at the mouth. >> he was white with anger. he said sargent shriver and i have probably lost the campaign. he was furious. >> my father was a little disturbed about that because he was worried how well that would go over with some of the, you know, white governors. >> the deed is done. but bobby

can shriver succeed in his mission? right, guys. let's go. >> ready to go, jack? >> finally, he had about two minutes with kennedy, and he said, we've all been worrying about what we can do to help. what about calling coretta king? >> kennedy's fearful of alienating southern governors and southern democrats by being pro civil rights. but that all changes. >> kennedy calls coretta king to offer his support. >> that was a big decision. kennedy decides to do what is morally right. >> a simple phone call was a very noble thing to do. undoubtedly he did this for political reasons, but he did it. nixon did not. >> when kennedy's call leaks to the press, his brother bobby all but froths at the mouth. >> he was white with anger. he said sargent shriver and i have probably lost the campaign. >> you should have talked to me first! >> he was furious. >> my father was a little disturbed about that because he was worried how well that would go over with some of the, you know, white governors. >> the deed is done. but bobby soon real

we know last november the newly appointed city manager steve shriver is ousted after exposing the city with millions in debt. the current mayor spoke out at the meeting saying he was out to right. after the raid shriver released this statement. >> i pointed out several irregularities and things that didn't make sense about their the fbi says you see deo of mayor mira taylor. she left when the raid began. you mentioned strongords. you'll hear from some of the packs pairs in the area, also from the city's vice mayor who again had pretty strong words when we asked about this federal investigation. for now, live in opa-locka, michail spears, nbc 6 news. >>> new at 5:30, a south florida woman taking matters into her own hands when she got an alert there was an truder in her home. police say the 54-year-old woman has surveillance systems in her home. she went home and spot add 17-year-old running out the e ck door. this happened at northwest 19 avenue near 72nd street in miami. the homeowner when pulled a gun on that burglar. he died at the hospital. you can catch the full report from erika

our friend here at nbc news, maria shriver. thank you for calling in despite being under the weather. do get better soon. thank you, maria. once again, joined by the moderator of nbc's "meet the press," chuck todd. you talked about there will be some sort of a remembrance of her life. do you know how large that could get? given the largesse she leaves behind, influencing the republican party and politics in general. the end of an era truly. >> it really is an end of an era when is sort of the part two of the powerful couple. i was thinking, this is the most influential republican first lady in american history. i mean, i don't think there's eely a close second on that score. and i think that because of the importance of the reagan legacy, to the republican party in general, her legacy on washington, her legacy on the presidency, there's going to be -- i think there's going to be a pause in the campaign, quite frankly. in some form or another. perhaps maybe it's a pause in the rhetoric or a pause in the style and the tone. but a

melissa hugged john before the ceremony and arnold schwarzenegger sat with his estranged wife maria shriver. >> she did ove a party and she would want this to be a party. this is not a tragedy. this is a celebration. >> it was interesting that two of the journalists who covered nancy reagan during her years in the white house were part of the service. diane sawyer read from the gospel. >> the word of the lord. >> reporter: tom brokaw. >> god bless, nancy. mrs. ronald reagan. first lady. and the unlikely friend of a reporter. thank you, nancy. >> reporter: mrs. clinton is one of four first ladies who attended nancy reagan's funeral. michelle obama, laur bush and rosalynn carter also made the trip to the reagan library. what does it mean to see the other women who understand what it's like to be in one of the most pressure-packed positions in the world? >> i admire each of these women. there's no guidebook about how you go be a first lady. there are extraordinary contributions from each of the women that i'll be sitting with today at the service and i couldn't be more privileged to be among t

. >> the past winner or kennedy-shriver.he has also thought of colin powell, very rena williams and spike lee as a possibility. tough decision. surreal opportunity she never imagined happening. not just winning the prestigious prize but a few years ago she nearly died. >> my heart just didn't want to work anymore. >> with congested heart failure doctors warned to expect the worst. but a donor match, the transplant was successful and today her health is great just as her career takes off. >> i'm know this is what i'm born to do. mike: in northwest, mike carter-conneen, abc7 news. maureen: that is great. well, you probably remember the viral video of 106-year-old virginia mclaurin of washington, d.c. dancing with president obama and today, washington, d.c. threw a birthday party for her. >> ♪ happy birthday to you yea! maureen: she is still dancing! mrs. mclaurin turns 107 years old tomorrow. she is still active as a volunteer for the united planning organization. she mentors young people. today he is received a medal for her

patty davis spoke to maria shriver, another former california first lady after mrs.t 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 meaningful to her because i led her into my life, into an aspect of my life and that was

patti davis spoke with maria shriver, also a former california fliedy. >> it's really comforting to see all of these people who i'm sure are not all republicans. >> reporter: right. >> standing out on >> reporter: >> and to your hand, oh, lord, we commend our sister nancy. >> mrs. reagan will days as people pay their respects. today including house speaker paul ryan. the last years in declining health and without herrony were lonely. >> she told me once 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 ronny again. >> reporter: now a three-day period of >> america on sunday lost a former first lady, but i lost my mother. i'm happy for her that she's with my father. >> reporter: nancy reagan will be laid to rest friday next to herrony, finally at peace. andrea mitchell, nbc news. >>> still ahead tonight, con artists posing as irs agents on the phone, tricking thousands into handing over money. we even caught one of the scammers in the act. we've got an urgent warning for you tonight. >>> also, we took a chance on four lads world was never th

>> naomi is a mom herself with fiance liam shriver and she has two sorngs 7 and 8. >> i do love the instagram of your kids reading harry potter. do they know the divergent series yet? >> not yet. it's a little scary for them. >> do they even really know what you do or do they get it? >> they get it. there was a long when they thought mommy and daddy went to work in a trailer. that was their work. >> they'd come home with cuts and bruises. >> some of the fight scen this were brutal. i was on that set and tomorrow we're going to take you beyond the wall and behind the sce of the making and how they scale that wall. it's amazing. it is bananas. it is so impressive. >> did you try? >> come on. >> on another movie set we caught this impressive sight, zac efron's six pack. what he's looking for in the perfect woman. >> and new bachelor cat fights. >> to a butcher knife. that's just shameful. >> what happens when ben's women reunited. >>> "zootopia" pulled in $73 >>> that is zac efron giving us six more reasons to see "baywatch," he has one for every ripped ab on his body. >> i get it. i get it. >>

davis opens up to maria shriver about her mother. that's after our newscast. >>> a big change coming to at least one of south florida's busiest airports. it could make traveling in and out of our state a whole lot more affordable for you. >>> the new trend in e ashamed to take s're on hold, your business is on hold. that's why comcast business doesn't leave you there. when you call, a small business expert will answer you in about 30 seconds. no annoying hold music. just a real person, real fast. whenever you need them. so your business can get back to business. sounds like my ride's ready. don't get stuck on hold. reach an expert fast. comcast business. >>> forward for morgan. what an absolutely spectacular goal. 2-2 game for alex morgan! you can hear from the crowd she did something incredible. an incredible goal from soccer star alex morgan in the game against germany in boca raton. here it is. a player sets morgan up with a long pass. morgan lobs it to herself, up and over, and then she scores, tieing up that game. the u.s. ended

shriver who brought up concerns before being fired, issued a video s stement. >> i pointed out several irregularities and things that just didn't make sense about ththr financial financial systems there. at this point i hope and pray that our justice system will rapidly resofele this issue >> derek: while mayor taylor told me today oaf the phone she had no col torres, longtime vice mayor timothth holmes wanted to make it clear. >> i haven't done anything wrong. i didn't do anything illegal. if i did, you ought to have my butt downtown. >> derek: he says he welcomes the investigation. >> i'm not shocked. all i can tell you, if somebody is doing something wrong in the government, clean it up. >> derek: and again, mayor taylor had no comment when i reached her by phonene today. the fbi saying at this point they have no arrests to announce. we'll have to see what happens in the coming days and weeks. err was live in opa-locka, derek shore, local10 news. >> laurie: derek, thank you. a miami-dade corrections officer money from boot camp cadets was allowed to be rae leads today on house least

patty davis spoke with maria shriver, also a former california first lady. >> it's comforting to see all of these people who i'm not sure not all republicans, standing out on freeway overpasses to pay their respects. >> reporter: mrs. reagan will lie in repose for two days as people pay their respects. today, including house speaker, paul ryan. the last years in declining health and without herronie were lonely. >> she told me once that she was not afraid to die. she said i don't want it to hurt. i'm not afraid to die. i'll see ronnie again. >> reporter: now, a three-day period of mourning. >> america on sunday lost a former first lady. i lost my mother. i'm happy for her she's with my father. >> reporter: nancy reagan will be laid to rest friday next to herron ronnie, finally at peace. >>> tricking thousands and handing over money. we caught one of the scammers in the act. we got an urgent warning for you tonight. >>> also, we took a chance on four lads from liverpool and the world was never the same. the man known as the fifth beatle, ahead. >>> there is an urgent warning from the

carrie dean shriver, 46. valerie love shriver 44. manchester connecticut, december 8, 20156789 brittany mills, 28, benson, 26. tamika mills 23. manson, washington, march 10, 2015. jose rodriguez, 58 years old. maria sal da noah, 50. edgar costumbre, 24. glade spring, virginia, february 25, 2014, terry griffin, 75 years old. nancy griffin, 74, kristen palmer, 46. mr. peters: kevin palmer, 44. riffin palmer, 17. fontana, california, december 31, 2013. sylvia miranda, 34 years old. reina miranda, 10. ramon miranda jr. 12 years old. jacksonville, florida -- the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. for what purpose does the gentleman from texas seek recognition? >> i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the honorable judge poe is recognized for one minute. mr. poe: mr. speaker, in a secret court, the f.b.i. quietly revised its privacy policy for searching thru data on americans collected by the n.s.a. the n.s.a., which i ca

clinton, and george w and laura bush, former california governor arnold schwartzeneger and maria shriver. wayne newton and tom selleck and gary sinise. and abc's own diane sawyer also delivered a reading from the book of john. you to be with me that you also may be where i am. >> also reflecting on her life. her daughter and son. mrs. reagan will be laid to rest next to her husband in the hillside tomb. >>> tonight a north carolina trooper's home is riddled with bullet holes. deputies say this happened after his neighbors got into a fight. eyewitness news reporter dave faherty was at the home. deputies collected a lot of evidence. you spoke to the troopers wife about this. >> she was obviously alarmed by what happened. she tells me minutes before that shooting, she had left with the couple's three young children to go run some, errand s. >> we spoke with his wife who was stunned to see the seven rounds that tore through the home. >> i was thankful that we weren't here. overwhelmed it had happened but grateful that no one was hurt. although we weren't targeted, it wasn't meant for us. it

patty davis spoke to maria shriver and her mother. >> i feel very complete in my relationship with her. and i think that whatever aloneness i might feel, there is that, and then that's very comforting. >> that exclusive interview airs later on "today." >>> firefighters say a massive explosion that leveled several buildings in seattle yesterday morning may have been caused by a gas leak. nbc's gabi schwartz has the details. >> dispatch. mayday, mayday, mayday! >> reporter: a frantic call over the emergency radio after a catastrophic blast. >> i have firefighters missing. >> reporter: followed by an incredible response. >> all members are accounted for. >> reporter:. >> i do have injured firefighters from flying debris. >> reporter: all told, nine firefighters injured but all of them alive. minutes earlier, the firefighters had been searching for a gas leak near three businesses, now totally obliterated from a blast that sent debris and a shock wave throughout the neighborhood. >> i woke up to a huge boom. >> i looked out the window and my neighborhood exploded. >> reporter: someone call

hundreds of othersattended including former california governor arnold schwarzenegger seen with maria shriver. relatives of every president dating back to john f. kennedy tended. cbs reporter chris martinez shows us the ceremony honoring e influential first lady. >> i know that my redeemer liveth. >> reporter: a prayer was read for nancy reagan as her casket was carried out by the ronald reagan presidential library for her funeral. ♪[ music ] >> reporter: their love was clear in a letter the president wrote to mrs. reagan on their first christmas in the white house. >> fortunately for me, that is, for there could be no life for me without you. >> reporter: nancy reagan was very involved in planning her memorial service here at the reagan library. officials here tell us she chose everything from the flowers and pallbearers to the program and guest list. first lady michelle obama paid her last respects as did former president george w. bush and three former first ladies. the reagans' children patty davis and ron reagan, jr., reflected on their mother's devotion. >> when my father was shot and m

. >>> in a "today" exclusive, nancy reagan's daughter patty davis spoke to maria shriver about her relationship with her mother. >> i feel very complete in my relationship with her and i think that whatever aloneness i might feel, there is that. and then that's very comforting. >> that full exclusive interview airs later on nbc's "today" show. >>> fire investigators say a massive explosion that levelled several buildings in seattle may have been caused by an accidental gas leak. nbc's gadi schwartz has details. >> dispatch, mayday! >> reporter: a frantic call after a catastrophic blast. >> i have firefighters missing. >> reporter: followed by an incredible response. >> all members are accounted for. >> i do have two members that have injuries from flying debris. >> reporter: all told, nine firefighters injured but all of them alive. minutes earlier the firefighters had been searching for a gas leak near three businesses. now totally obliterated from a blast that sent debris and a shock wave throughout the entire neighborhood. >> i woke up to a huge boom. >> i looked out the window. and my neigh

. >> that's the lea shriver in thn movie spotlight and that is youu best picture winner from theinrrcademy awards. a it tells the story of course ofc the boston globe speci investigations team helped hel uncover a massive sex abuse scandal in the catholic church. martin baron launch that ish tht investigation and that that eventually won the newspaper nep pulitzer prize.er p well now baron is right here inh d.c. now the editor of the washington post. p so kevin had a chance to sit down and talk with him to talk l about the movie the oscar win ow what they're doing here ine washington to keep that vet gatg tiff spirit alive.ff spialive. >> an incredible honor to sitono across from executive editorr martin baron at the washingtonan post as you mentioned steve he'' still keeping that investigative journalism alive right here iner washington, d.c. check this out.. >> the boston priests mow movedw kids in six different parkfere rivers over the last 30 years. a the church found out about itboi and did nothing. nhi strikes me as an essential stors to local paper. >> spotlight may have taken

michelle: maria shriver will sit down with an exclusive interview with reagan' s daughter. >> did you feel alone there walking with her? >> a little bit. yeah. a little bit. but, you know what. i feel very complete my relationship with her. and i think that whatever aloneness i might feel, there is that. and that is very comforting. i feel very clear and clean and where our relationship came to, particularly the last few years of her life. michelle: you can catch it right here on wesh 2 starting at 7:00. a new bill that would provide benefits for families of fallen s signature. the house approved the bill yesterday. it would pay families of fallen officers 100% of their spouse' s salary. a call to action was sounded by the widow of orange county deputy scott pine, who was killed two years ago. the bill would also allow survivors to opt in to the plan after a loved one' s death. coming up at our next half hour, florida fight night. jason: debate, plus what to expect as tonight. alex. -- edgewater elementary will see more police today after a boy reported a man tried to adopt him yester