carter? answer, $10 million. >> reporter: 10 million. bill his lawyer never expected to see a dime. >> the more important thing for bill was simply to have eight people from that county hearing all the evidence and saying jason did it. >> reporter: meanwhile the county district attorney, ed bull, sitting in the back of the courtroom, had been watching closely. what would he do now? >> coming up -- the fates were not quite through with the carter family. there would soon be an act two. >> what is the biggest thing you have going in your favor in this thing? >> there really was no significant evidence against jason carter. >> when "dateline" continues. and now, putting you in control of your financing. at carvana, get personalized terms, browse for cars that fit your budget, then customize your down payment and monthly payment. and these aren't made-up numbers. it's what you'll really pay, right down to the penny. whether you're shopping or just looking. it only takes a few seconds, and it won't affect your credit score. finally! a totally diff

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i love that the but i was me as you know, a huge bill carter the understandable, caught it all on the look nuff said carter would have some of that in the look. you can't lobby my day and then fresh would be shots were hard. you could have this mr . politically lower back, you know, for most you would have to see for, well, my david thodey of to and then fish around the minimal stuff he'd one has a bit under me yet on a flat as much as there is an almost within days of his killing a previously unknown group that called themselves fighters for the unity of the levant, claimed responsibility for the murder. they threatened that anyone who stood in their way would meet the same fate. later that year, the sing group would fain responsibility for another killing in beirut. again, using a car bombing run 20 was the editor and publisher of on the hot, the paper where some it had been a high profile columnist. he was killed while driving to work along with his 2 bodyguards, gibran twenty's, murder would bring the tally of killings of politicians, journalists, and security personnel that year

then we went through it a road period ofrs -- a governors very had bill clinton, carter.. bush, jimmy none of them had ever worked a day -- actually, i think linton had been an intern on the hill in college, but other than that, no real washington connection. hadin the next few years, george h.w. bush, with an enormous amount. event obama, he was technically in the senate for four years. only in washington for delta years if that because he was running for president and he was kind of aloof, didn't really build a lot of relationships there. i think having someone that years inr of the senate before mitch mcconnell ever got elected, served with mitch mcconnell for 24 years, had extensive relationships throughout and then continued on as vice president, and i think for mcconnell and for biden, these are two old guys that this is going to be their last laugh around the track -- last lap around the truck. i think that no mcconnell has his judges, he will look for something else to be on his tombstone besides. as accomplishments and they think there is a possibility we could be

i was proud to help introduce this bipartisan bill with my colleague, buddy carter, in april. and i appreciate the support of our colleagues on the republican side of the aisle. i'd like to take a moment to commend buddy for his leadership on this important topic. during these challenging times for our country, i have constantly been impressed by americans' commitment to helping their neighbors pull through this crisis. sadly, where many see an opportunity to lend a helping hand, others see a chance to make a quick buck. scammers have posed as medical researchers offering opportunities to participate in clinical trials. they have attempted to sell nonexistent p.p.e. and they have even tried to trick seniors into buying fake covid-19 test kits. these shameful acts must not only be condemned but congress must take action to crack down on these scams and inform the american people of these devious efforts. our bipartisan legislation will help stop covid scams by directing federal agencies and departments to inform americans about these criminal schemes so they can stay alert and

higher number, the percentage, that harry truman, john kennedy, richard nixon, jimmy carter, ronald reagan the first time, billwon the popular vote. close elections produce consequential presidencies. and close election as are far me often the rule than the exception. >> if to mend the tear in the fabric, suggests meacham, it will be from the bottom up. >> i think in many ways the shift we need to get to a moment where it doesn't feel so divided is we need a shift in our dispositions of heart and mind. >> reporter: defined he says at a minimum the things we can agree on. is your soul hopeful today? >> my soul is hopeful because i don't think we have any alternative. i think that human nature suggests that we have to press on, as huck finn said, we have to light out for the territories, and we have to hope that tomorrow can be better than today. and what i try to think about is my sense of american history is that at every moment where we thought doom was at hand, we came through. that's not a guarantee, but it does suggest that enough of us if we get our hearts and minds in the right place, if we respect reaso

overall with six during the terms and administrations of six presidents, nixon, ford, carter, reagan, george h.w. bush, and bill clinton. you said that when you were running for senator, you didn't really talk about nuclear weapons because it wasn't a kitchen table issue, so to speak, for voters. for those who didn't grow up during the cold war, who were born long after, did it enter presidential politics? i know that then, as now, we talk about who is tough on terrorism. and i know that democrats and republicans accuse the other of being soft on communism or who is going to be tougher on russia. but did presidents -- was it part of the campaign that they wouldn't hesitate? you mentioned some presidents didn't know how quickly they would be called on. was it an issue for american presidents to say i won't hesitate to use nuclear weapons? did any presidents say i have a moral problem? >> it came to the forefront in terms of the public back when johnson was running against barry goldwater. there was an advertisement because the case was trying to be made that barry goldwater was ready, fire, aim type -- >> said h

nixon, forward, carter, reagan, george h. w. bush, and bill clinton. you said that when you are running for senator, you didn't really talk about nuclear weapons, because it wasn't a kitchen table issue, so to speak, for voters. for those who didn't grow up during their cold war, and long after, did enter presidential politics, i know that now we're talking about who's tough on terrorism, and i know that democrats and republicans accuse the other of being soft on communism, or who's gonna be tough on russia, but did presidents, was a part of the campaign that they wouldn't hesitate? you've mentioned some president maybe didn't know how quickly they will be called upon. was an issue for american presidents to say i wouldn't hesitate to use nuclear weapons? did any president say i have a moral problem? >> well it came to the forefront in terms of the public, a black win, linda johnson was running. you remember there was an advertisement, a case was tried to be made, that he was ready, fire aim. >> he won in the mansion with the kremlin, right? >> that's

bill clinton in 1992. before that native son jimmy carter in 1976 and 1980. these people have a lot of pride have their votes could mean that georgia turns blue and a lot of pride that joe biden is going to become the president of the united states. >> biden, biden! >> one other thing i want to point out, there is no social distance in here. that is not cool. most people have been wearing their masks. now it's less. that's not cool either. but the fact is there has been no violence, and that's certainly an important point. >> they should be wearing masks for sure. all right, gary, thanks very much. adrian broadus is in chicago for us. adrian, what it is like over there? >> hey, wolf, i can tell you, this is a vibrant party. this is the celebration that has turned into a parade. take a walk with me. i want you to see what we're experiencing. that is the soundtrack of victory, and it has been going on here throughout the night. we're on michigan avenue, many of you know this as the magnificent mile. take a listen just for a quick second. [ honking ] and we've h

carter pa page. yates is no fan of the current doj. said billr moved to drop the case against michael flynn was highly irregular. >> she was miffed at jim comey for doing an end run around her. >> flynn is a free man as the president pardoned him. earlier this year the yates wrote the justice department is not a tool of any president to be used for retribution or cam pledge. the justice department... when asked if highs department of justice would go after former president trump in the future biden said this. >> there are a number of investigations i have read about that are at a state level. there is nothing i can or cannot do about that. >> biden is referring to the financial investigation into president trump's taxes by manhattan district attorney. there is also the durham investigation looking into the origins of the russia probe. >> mike: republicans picked up their 11th seat in the house and third in california. david reclaimed the seat he lost 2 years ago. the former congressman defeated the democratic incumbent. 222 democrats and 205 rep

the presidents from both bushes to ronald reagan to jimmy carter to bill clinton to barack obama andid documentary on, it's important to talk about bush 43 and after 9/11 attacks and threw the perfect strike, you did a 30-30 on that. how tough was it to convince 43 that this was worth going over in american history? >> seeing this moment in person, this and muhammad ali lighting the torch at the '9600 limpics and president bush in yankee stadium were two moments in sports, it gives me chills to see the moment and what muhammad ali did. for president bush to go out there and display courage and what he was saying, he was saying you know we are going to grieve, we are going to mourn but we are also going to play baseball and we will try and move forward with life and we are never going to forget those folks and he went out there by himself in front of 50,000 plus people and we didn't know if there was going to be anthrax attack or terrorist attack and he threw a perfect strike and it was just a symbolic moment, made you proud to be an american, proud for baseball, proud for the yankees

bill. that is true but there's also another law that's governing the dollar right now, and that is gravity carter will explain. take it away >> that's right. before we look at some charts, the dollar suris under a lot of pressure, gravity. there's always a reason why. i'm not really in the why business but some say it's because of the ever widening account deficit. and some say the national savings is too low let's look at the charts the first chart, there is your u.s. dollar index. and i have annotated with a double top we had a peak in late '16, early '17 and reapproached that this year and we failed right there look at the second chart another way to draw the lines. it's the same ten-year chart, 2010 to 2020 you have two well-defined formations i've drawn the arrow there there's every indication that we're heading lower. now a long-term chart, this is all data looking at the u.s. dollar going back to the 1970s and you can see here we're working into the apex of this wedge, if you will and this kind of thing usually sets up for something considerably worse so the uup is the trade, but first, he

jimmy carter conceded to ronald reagan and george hw bush considered in very generous terms to bill clintonror. it is easier said than done, isn‘t it? and also, doesn‘t there have to be a little bit of caution among democrats, the danger of them perhaps being to triumphalist isn‘t necessarily going to bea triumphalist isn‘t necessarily going to be a way of drawing people into towards them. i think they are trying very hard not to be triumphalist, and just to go back to that picture on the front page of the sunday times, which speaks to the sunday times, which speaks to the story as well. there is the sense that america needs to unify, andl sense that america needs to unify, and i think both kamala harris and joe biden in their speeches made it clear that they do want to do that. i think harris in particular, historic victory for her, the first woman to become vice president, the first women of colour in that position, and that is a way that they can unify the nation, because she... it is notjust a symbolic appointment, a very powerful position now for a black woman. she referenced that in h

wiretap innocent citizens like they did with carter page and others, that they are brought to justice so that people could actually trust in the system. where is billjohn durham? because the more days that go on that we don't have accountability, the more what you're saying will take place and deepen. people do not trust the system, and that's exactly what the case is in places like russia, where civil, qatar -- brazil, qatar. the list goes on. this is america. and this is disheartening, katherine. >> it certainly is. maria: is there anything that can be done other than what the trump campaign is doing? what else should be done? >> i think the people in each state need to do their best to hold those elected officials accountable. certainly if there's pressure exercised in each state, maybe they'll pay more attention. and then we have to follow the legal process. it has the play out. maria: my thanks to katherine harris. don't go anywhere, more "wall street" right after this. ♪ one day we'll look back and remember the moment that things, for one strange time in our lives, got very quiet. we worried over loved ones, over money, over our planet, and o

bill clinton was the last democrat to win georgia in 1992. a believe they stand a chance in texas. you have to go back6 to 1d the victory of jimmy carter last democrat that one texas -- that won texas. they think joe biden is the man for this c moment, aid has helped him, the coronavirus. awas allowed to keep from the campaign trail. you and i saw joe biden on the campaign trail in iowa and new hampshire, he was a frail candidate, he was not anntrong front . he came forth in iowa and fifth in new hampshire covid has helped his campaign and has helped emphasize the differences between the two candidat. the biting campaign would see it as the empathy of joe biden against the eka of joe biden. y: you have been traveling around the countrys much as one canvel. you have been speaking to donald trump supporte. i sense the energy and enthusiasm for the president is still there amongst them as well, however. nick: absoluty. there is no question of that. especially in places like pennsylvania. such a key state. states like michigan as well. su support for donald trump. florida, another key state he has to win. donald trump, ere is no question,

and gerald ford and they bonded that particular day when carter took over the white house from ford and they became closest of friend. look at billgeorge herbert walker bush, same thing. it's an opportunity to show the americans symbolically our democracy and constitution comes first and our egos and political parties second. but president trump is in a chaotic and intransigent mode. he is refusing to accept the election results. i'm afraid i wouldn't be surprised if he is a no show for the inaugural. >> this week, president trump said he would leave office if the electoral college confirm's biden's victory. then he backtracked from that. what happens if he doesn't leave the white house? is that a crazy thought or something to be considered? and if that does happen, what next? >> reporter: you know, the great novelist herman maldo wrote a book which a character refuses to leave a job after he's told the leave. keeps saying, i prefer not to. i prefer not to that's what trump is saying, i prefer not to leave. well, it's not up to you. it is up to the american voters. this is a democracy. so if he'll be ousted. if he decides to stay

1948, john kennedy in 1960, richard nixon in 1968, jimmy carter in 1976, ronald reagan in 1980, george hurt walker bush in 1988, much higher than bill clinton in '92 and in '96, and george w. bush. an so these kinds of elections in terms of the popular result are far more the rule than the exception, and i think that people on the right are going to want to say, oh, there's no mandate, it was this muddled thing. people on the left are going to be understandably horrified that the president performed as well as he did. look, that's the debate we can have going forward. but let's not underestimate or misunderestimate that biden's victory here would be fully within the mainstream of big presidential wins. >> oh, it would be fully within the mainstream. it's something bill clinton didn't do in '92 or '96, that president bush didn't do earlier. joe biden won't make the same claim, but he certainly will be able to claim, jon, a mandate of sorts. >> well, i think -- the other thing -- and you've just written a book about it. he's also been -- so, yes, in terms of the recent history. he will have got an higher popular volt percentapo popula

and bill clinton, and jimmy carter pulled it off. it's significant that joe biden has done this.on the ticket, this is, look, it's a razor thin margin, people, but this is extraordinary. >> this is also why folks during the democratic primary thought someone like joe biden is better positioned to potentially go after places like georgia versus someone like elizabeth warren, for example. this was sort of the dream, you know, the fever dream and that it might become a reality today i think validates those impulses to choose a more moderate candidate. >> there's so much to talk to you about here. first i want it ask you quickly, did you ever think we would be in this position with georgia, what's happening in the philadelphia suburbs, and atlanta and so on? >> this was the dream that georgia would flip blue, credit to stacey abrams for helping make it happen, and making sure that votes are counted in georgia. network, if you wanted to take a break from politics, i've got some tough news for you because everyone's eyes are going to be on georgia for the next two months, you're going

carter page. >> acer only regret the department of justice with the apple -- no fan of the current doj she says attorney general bill barr with the case against former national security advisor michael flynn was "highlyly irregular." to her credit, she was very miffed at jim comey for doing it around her and going straight to michael flynn. >> flynn is now a free man. after the a president pardon him this week. attorney general bill barr advocated to drop the flynn case prompting outrage. earlier this year, yates rode "the justice department is not a tool of any president to be used for retribution or camouflage. in all of government, the justice department uniquely functions and a trusted bond with americans to dispense justice without fear or favor when asked." when asked this week of his department of justice would go after former president trump in the future, biden's at this. >> there are a number of investigation i've read about but at a state level and looking at all and nothing i can do about that. >> biden referring to financial investigation into president trump's taxes by manhattaner attorney cyrus means

bill clinton has tweeted to say, america has spoken... 0ne moore, former presidentjimmy carter said..my question to you, it does donald trump join in current. my question to you, it does donald trumpjoin in a current. my question to you, it does donald trump join in a friendly wait that club of former presidents who occasionally see each other at libraries and inauguration is an opening or not? hmm, i'm struggling with that, struggling to see it. there is a building in lafayette square, right in front of the white house, that is the club of former presidents, it's a discreet boating with a much marking on it, you wouldn't know if you passed it by, and that is where it is at the disposal of former presidents, they can meet there when they want to. when you think about the relationships between the former presidents, bill clinton and george w bush get on very well, barack 0bama bought them together to work on 80 after the earthquake there —— on 80 after the earthquake there —— on haiti. michelle 0bama has a close relationship with george w bush, they got on very well. i don't see donald

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bill de blasio first here on "cbs this morning." >>> despite the terrifying upward trend in coronavirus cases, many are still reluckant to take action that could save lives. cartervans is in twin falls, idaho, where the numbers are alarming. carter, good morning. >> good morning. community spread of covid-19 in idaho is severe. according to the covid tracking project, there are now more than 85,000 cases in the state. 2 in every 5 people who get tested in idaho are infected with covid-19. with hospitals across idaho nearing capacity, doctors worry about what will happen when there are no more beds. >> we would be in the unimaginably bad situation of needing to make decisions about who gets it and who doesn't. >> reporter: dr. souza -- if a heart attack victim comes in and the icu is full of covid patients, what do you do? >> we do our best. if one of those covid patients has a lower chance of survival, we make decisions about who gets the bed. >> how far away are you from something like that? >> our modeling is suggesting that we may be facing that scenario in december. >> reporter: despite nearly 800 deaths, idaho's republican governor has resisted issuing a ma

bill clinton won his first term. then before that, 1936, when jimmy carter ran for reelection.n in georgia, still lives in plains, georgia, south of atlanta, so georgia does not elect many democrats for president, for senator, for governor, and most of the members of the house of representatives are republican, so if there was a change, if the counting of the absentee ballots resulted in change, it would be a startling political story. these people are genuine hero. i was in ohio the last few days, and working in the precincts with those people, watching how hard they work, how hard these people work, and these are american heroes, not only working hard for a very important reason but they're working hard during a covid pandemic. they're brave and they're courageous, and we can't give them enough credit. >> and gary, just to be clear here, you said in the adjudication part of the room, there are partisan representatives, so there is a democrat and a republican official there to supervisor whatever decisions are being made. i just want to -- because we have seen that in other st

done well it's when they got somebody who wasn't next in line when jimmy carter a peanut farmer from georgia became president when bill clinton a saxophone playing you know carouse or became president when 2 the you know after . an american president is a community organizer became president is that is that lesson going to have to be really learned is the question that's coming to my mind tonight well it is true that they completely kneecaps so much energy in the democratic party not just for bernie sanders but for something remotely progressive instead of somebody who's running to the right of trump on foreign policy so they did cut all that energy out and you know if joe biden doesn't pull this out i think you can put part of the blame on the fact that. he could have done anything to reach out to progressives and he did basically nothing you know he said i'm not for the green new deal i'm not for medicare for all i'm not going to put in a v.p. who's known as a progressive but that's the strategy hall and the strategy for the democratic party and we don't know it might still work tonight but it was let's go after the

wiretap innocent citizens like they did with carter page and others, that they are brought to justice so that people could actually trust in the system. where is bill is john durham? because the more days that go on that we don't have accountability, the more what you're saying will take place and deepen. people do not trust the system and that's exactly what the case is in places like russia, brazil, qatar, the list goes on. this is america and this is really -- this is disheartening, catherine. is there anything that can be done other than what the trump campaign is doing? what else should be done, katherine? >> i think the people in each state need to do their best to continue to hold those elected officials accountable. certainly if there's pressure exercised in each state, maybe they'll pay more attention and we have to follow the legal process. it has to play out. and god willing, the truth will out. maria: all right. we will certainly keep watching and covering it, shining a spotlight on it. hope you come back soon. thank you so much. >> thank you so much. maria: yes, of course. katherine harris. be sure to tune in in the next hour, i'll spe

carter with hostages and recession immediately called ronald ray began aeagan and sai the best transition in history. and george w. bushes same thing during economic problems said i will cooperate with billrn presidents who were defeated have done in the modern era with the gross exception of donald trump which is not only to concede, but invite the new president and his wife to the white house along with his own wife, show them through. that is something that usually calls the nation's nerves, unifies us. but as has been so often during the last 3 1/2 years, we are in uncharted territory. >> and i'll tell viewers we're keeping an eye on the golf course where the president is golfing, so we have footage of that coming in. but again, a reminder of what for him has been a normal weekend, golfing both days but not doing anything else. i want to also look at the time when we're told everything is quite polarized, the margin here in the total vote share for biden, but that is still coming in, but people will see that it is over 50%, which is a pretty commanding national mandate, that is obviously higher than trump who had second in the 46% behind hillary in the total vote. but if you look dow

jimmy carter was sitting president he got killed in a landslide by ronald reagan in 1980. this might be more like 1992 when bill in that particular election, perot got 19% of the vote as the third party candidate, really messed up the political energies of the country. >> and if trump wins re-election, it'll be the seventh time since 1924 a president won re-election to a four-year term. >> if he wins, we're living in the age of trump. the republican party is donald trump. >> there is no other platform. >> there is no other platform. there is no plan b for the republican party. it's got turned into trumpism. so if that gets rejected now, the slate is open of who could become -- to take charge of the republican party, i'm sure marco rubio wants to insert himself in the road, maybe nikki haley. but donald trump is not going anywhere. he built his career as i'm a winner not a loser. he may try to take the results of the election to the supreme court. and if you get him out of office, he may not show up for the biden inaugural but he'll probably create his own media network, which he intimated and his twittering wil