new york governor andrew quomo recently announced that sheltered workshops would be phased out in five years. >> i should be home at some point -- >> jim's developmentally disabled brother gerard makes about $1.95 an hour at aarc, a sheltered workshop in west hampton new york. drives about a half an hour every workday too visit his brother. it's the best thing that ever happened to gerard he says. >> i'm sure it's not something that works out to minimum wage but yet it's not an issue. he's very happy, feels very good about that paycheck. he feels good about having accomplished that. if you see him working at his electronic recycling program, he's thrilled about that. tremendous amount of self esteem that he feels out of it. >> the thought of gerard and his co-workers losing their jobs literally brings jim to tears. >> the families, give me a second. the families i think worry about the guys, the gals, just being at home. you know, with perhaps little meaning to their day-to-day existence. >> we don't want to see the workshop close down. i don't want to get laid off. if the governor shu

new york governor andrew quomo and others have been dealing with it state by state, that is true but a pet peeve of mine is when we hear about mental health issues and gun violence they are always applied to white shooters not black shooters because thattism poouns the entire that impoounimpinesimpugns the entir. skirting the issue as actually getting right to it. the president says if we need to deal with gun control we need to deal with it at its heart. >> thank you, basil smikel, jeannie zano, for your insight. >>> now former president jimmy carter says he has won the fight and is cancer-free. made the statement in plains, georgia. john terret is there. only afew months since president carter announced a dire diagnosis. >> dooudire indeed you're absoly right. mr. carter is on a new medicine, that has given everyone so much hope. erupted with applause when number 39 gave them the good news. >> i want to tell you the good news. >> former president jimmy carter says his cancer is gone. >> happy birthday to you! >> mr. carter now 91 who announced in august that he had a metastatic mel