jennifer olsen with the rosalynn carter caregiving institute. thank you so much for joining us. >> thank you. >> nawaz: if this election is increasing your anxiety, that may be more than a sign of the times. it may be the result of a conscious political strategy to scare you into a point of view. our lisa desjardins reports on the use of fear in the 2020 campaign. >> desjardins: beneath the 2020 fight, an aggressive undercurrent. >> no one will be safe in biden's america. >> desjardins: fear. used especially by president donald trump, making alarmist, extreme claims. >> it's tremendous violence. no city, town, or suburb will be safe. to save democracy from the mob. then you must vote. >> desjardins: but the president is not alone. >> remember seeing those neo- nazis and klansmen and white supremacists coming out of the fields with lighted torches? veins bulging? >> there is near pervasive talk of threats to your community, your race, to you. >> desjardins: what does all this use of fear do, what does it mean to voters? we asked on social media,

jennifer olsen, executive director of the rosalynn carter institute for caregiving. judy: jennifer olsen, welcome to the "newshour." these stories, people who take care of others, it is overwhelming. it takes your breath away. normally it's the kind of story we don't hear. these have been in the privacy of families. dr. olsen: you are right. the stories we just heard are often bedroom or kitchen table conversations, despite the fact that there are over 50 million caregivers in the country. that was before covid. judy: give us a sense of the range of things caregivers or car -- are called on to do and what can it mean when the day does not end? dr. olsen: what we have heard is increases in stress and this time of covid with a couple of main drivers. fears about someone getting sick themselves so they would not be able to provide the care that they do for others. individuals worried about their care recipient getting sick. lack of access to services, as we just heard. people unable to come into the home or day programs not available. last week, we released a report of

today even if it's rosalynn book a former student now a professional dancer. 2 and if you remember when we were preparing my dance for the competition at the national dance and to treat. you with the person who helped me. those who have made it all. role models for the youngsters still in training. the coronavirus pandemic has made it impossible to perform in public so this before months will run on social media. and that is. simple to find a solution if you want to get his message out well that's why we decided to make this musical performance so it could be the music of. eve hopes this performance will give his young dancers exposure and better opportunities. a music and dance brings joy to our lives while we are still alive but what role does a plea when we pass a group of all barris in gonna create a dance routine that gives the deceased a joyous final send off some of you might know them already because they've gone viral but this is the story behind the guys that fascinated so many of us. tuffy just told us to bring joy to do so on prevent. us a card a coffin have become a global

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carter was seated next to his wife rosalynn. you see them there wearing masks. >> carter is the longest-living president in u.s. history. he reached 96 after a year of health challenges, including brain surgery and several falls. we wish president jimmy carter a happy birthday there. you mentioned that you saw the president, the former first lady there, wearing masks. there as that parade going by. we had that other major story this morning with president trump testing positive for covid-19. so we see the state of affairs that are happening in our country right now when it comes to this very dangerous virus that's taken the lives of more than 200,000 americans and made so many others ill. >> and kenneth, we can draw parallels there. the former president is celebrating his birthday, like many of us have celebrated our birthday, during this unprecedented time in these conditions where we're wearing masks, social distancing, trying to stay close to our loved ones without getting them sick. and this is the reality that americans hav

short going well i think thank you to all and in large letters or capital letters the word love well rosalynn we're hearing a lot about an event at the rose garden which has been described as being a super spread event what will he tell us about that. well paul that designation has not been confirmed there seems to be more and more circumstantial evidence that the ceremony in the rose garden a week ago today in which other president introduced his nominee to replace ruth bader ginsburg on the supreme court amy barrett it seems as if many people who were there at least were exposed to someone who was infected with the virus or has come down with the virus and we now know that the president's former senior adviser telling and calm way announced late on friday night that she has been diagnosed with kobe at 192 u.s. senators. tell me tell us of north carolina and mike lee of utah 2 men who would be sitting on the senate judiciary committee considering this supreme court nomination have also tested positive and there is growing concern that because people at the event largely were not sitting far

us in 3 weeks from now thanks very much rosalynn jordan in washington on out several european countries have reported record numbers of coronavirus cases testing has increased since earlier in the year but there are also growing concerns that health systems could be overwhelmed if infection rates are not brought under control france italy the czech republic ukraine poland austria and the netherlands of all recorded the highest number of infections in a day since the pandemic began the death toll in iran has now passed 30000 in recent weeks fatalities of spite to the highest ever levels that as the u.s. election is we're hearing infections and fatalities are rising in some of the crucial swing states in the vote these include places like iowa minnesota pennsylvania and ohio as well as michigan and wisconsin webb president trump will be holding rallies later on and then more searches are coming into force this hour in france and poland a 9 pm curfew is beginning in paris must say and 6 other cities and poland is also closing gyms and secondary schools and forcing restaurants to close at 9

spending the day with his wife rosalynn at their home in plains, georgia.nd late today, the images coming in, the community turning out with a drive-by birthday parade. the carters right there, waving from their chairs. and we loved seeing that. >>> when we come back here tonight, the note from a grandfather taped to a bucket of baseballs and why that note is now being shared by so many. vi. ♪ wow ♪ uh-huh $0 copays on primary care visits and lab tests. ♪ wow ♪ uh-huh plus, $0 copays on hundreds of prescription drugs. ♪ wow ♪ uh-huh unitedhealthcare medicare advantage plans. including the only plans with the aarp name. most plans have a $0 premium. it's time to take advantage. ♪ wow it's tnature's bountyantage. is here for you. ready to take your immune support to the next level? the number one herbal supplement brand has everything you need to help keep your immune system strong. immune support comes naturally with nature's bounty. he'd die of lung cancer. (susan n) leonard was afraid he never thought it would be copd. you always think you have more time t

annmarie: bloomberg's executive editor rosalynn joins me now. let's talk about the u.k.ecause in london, we are going to new restrictions, but it's piecemeal. boris johnson strategy is starting to falter. what does he need to do to do to get local leaders on side? >> you are seeing leaders in the north saying we are not going to make the north the sacrificial lamb for the rest of england. the difficulty for boris johnson is that areas in the north are where things are hardest hit, -- they are also in the suffering a lot of economic damage so they are concerned in having to enact these measures in their areas is just going to exacerbate the economic hit in those areas for years to come. if we have to do this, and we are noticing other parts of the country aren't under such restrictions, you're going to have to give us more money because the tories are looking at how they can wean parts of the country of that financial support from the pandemic. boris johnson and the chancellor have to throw more money their way to get it done. top of theust at the hour, germany posted rec

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ministration ultimately will be successful but we have not seen that at least not as of right now rosalynn joys in their life for a say in washington d.c. thank you very much indeed. now one of iran's most renowned singers mohammad reza jorian has died from cancer aged 80 those of his fans gathered outside the hospital with a 2 time grammy award winner diets she jorian was a classic persian musician and composer with a career spanning over half a century he sang in support of iran's islamic revolution in his early career but was later banned from holding concerts and releasing music were supposed to be supporting anti government protests 2009. 6 people have been charged with trying to kidnap the governor of the u.s. state of michigan the f.b.i. says the men were planning to kidnap gretchen whitmer at her hole as a home they were going to buy explosives and tried to make improvised bombs with nervous both praised and criticized for her strong response to the coronavirus pandemic are to protesters gathered at the capitol building for weeks and april may after those restrictions were imposed

from some of the worst of the tragedy that happened to them being shared in the public sphere ok rosalynn george and then bring us all the very latest on this case from motions in d.c. thank you very much indeed. a former u.s. police officer charged over the death of george floyd has been released on bail in this facing murder and manslaughter charges after a new ling on floyd's neck cheering his arrests in may brockman later died triggering nationwide protests chauvin was released on a $1000000.00 bond and is expected to be back in court next march and jacob blake who was shot and paralyzed during his arrest in wisconsin has been released from hospital 29 year olds is going to a spinal rehabilitation center. they as politicians say congress should reign in google amazon apple and facebook or force them to break up reasons investigations of accuse the companies of unfairly wielding their power over prices and rules and of forcing smaller businesses into on reasonable contracts it's the most significant effort in decades against tech giants the last time was when the us government sued mic

i got rosalynn carter's journals that she -- unpublished journals she made available to me.immy carter at camp david on a day, mika, was supposed to take a bike ride with president carter, according to rosalynn's journals, he was meeting th that time foreign minister to try to rescue camp david. that was the critical day you were supposed to go on the bike ride. he stayed back to put the thing back together again. on china, people think nixon opened the door to china, and he it's true. in 1972 nixon went to china, but that didn't establish any kind of relationship. and the global economy is based on the relationship that ping and jimmy carter put together in 1979. >> that's so true. >> amazing. and speaking of mika, michael beschloss, it was always family lore broke the peace by running over someone with a golf cart. >> just a tap. >> the family members told, until we went to dr. brzezinski's funeral. weigh talked to mrs. carter, president carter. they said mika ran over him with a golf cart. >> i just nicked him. it wasn't that bad. >> that said, look at the 40 years of war