carter was?it was something sexual. >> reporter: weinhardt said the conversation ended only when jason stopped texting as he pulled up to his parents' house. >> text, text, text, text, text, until 10:50 a.m., at which point the text traffic goes dark. >> reporter: quiet for 13 minutes until jason made a phone call to his sister, telling her their mother was dead. weinhardt argued that was more than enough time to kill his mother and stage a robbery. >> plaintiffs call jason carter. >> mr. carter, if you would come up. >> reporter: then came the moment so many had been waiting for, jason, the favorite son, in his own words, telling the jury about seeing his mother dead. >> i couldn't believe what i'd found! >> reporter: weinhardt confronted jason about the affair. >> you did it in a friend's residence, in cars, even in your own house? >> correct. >> you became a practiced, skilled and chronic liar? >> correct. >> reporter: now bill's lawyer tried to prove motive. it was, he argued, about money. th

carter.eir example of faith and service in action, it goes far beyond the 21 families who are going to buy the homes we're building this week. it really is bringing a spotlight on the need for safe, decent, and affordable housing. they've changed forever the way people thought about post-presidency. now 22 million people have new or improved homes and you can see the ripples from the countries and cities where they've volunteered. >> your volunteerism, especially for habitat, not only because of all the other things you've done, river blindness in africa, so many projects, jimmy carter, you and rosslyn carter and the carter center, talk to me about your post-presidency and what you think the service record of former presidents should be. >> well, i would say that our years since the white house have been more gratifying and more fulfilling, and i would say in many ways more challenging even than being in the white house. and we've been able to reach out to people that were really in need, whi

carter never understood that. a very dour, that youbaptist view , admitadmit to your sins to your shortcomings, and that carter tried to transfer that negativism to the american public. we could see it in the polling, that after that, his numbers started to drop because reagan was totally into with the american public. said.l any last thoughts? [laughter] >> i have nothing more to say. >> listen. i cannot thank you enough. this has been wonderful. thank you very much. [applause] from george washington to george w. bush, every sunday at 8:00 p.m. eastern, we feature the presidency, a series exploring the president, their policies and legacies. you are watching american history tv all weekend, every weekend on c-span3. participatingout in the 2020 competition but you never made a documentary film before? no problem. we have resources on our website to help you get started. teachers will also find resources on the teacher's materials page to help you introduce it to your students. >> pursue it as much as you can. >>

where are we headed next carter? head over to the plasma broke it down. >> let's do guessing and analyzeding see what we can come one obviously slippery people i think have been hurt. and then perhaps a littleover sold and a bit of bounce but to what what end. process chart of the s&p no judgments annotations by me. let's put in lines one thing to look at three distinct selloffs, one, two, three. what percentages are they? the first one down 7.6 down 6.8 down 5.5 the duration of the sil selloffs 22, days 14 days, 15 a days. here what's maybe a bit worse about this one in that we did not make a new high that is a bit of problem this was an incremental new high but really what this was was a failure to make a new high let's draw some lines. we have broken trend and interestingly today's kickback went back to the trend line and stopped and then if you put in the flat top there it is not a great setup. edwin again i think the bias is downside and what we have seen in terms of trouble is just the precursor to more trouble

i'd go against carter. i'd be going against tim and for some reason after josh spoke, bee kwichd came in my head why is that, tim. >> because agnes morehead was she stole every episode she was in. >> i don't even want to. >> enough for tangants for now read more about apple on the website. cnbc.com life at the market site times square much more "fast money" coming up next >> disney ripping a page out of the mean girls playbook. what the media giant said to netflix that's getting a lot of buzz and later a rocky road ahead, what's next for the transports after they closed out one of their worst weeks of the year? stick with us. more "fast money" right after this the world is built for you. so why isn't it all about you when it comes to your money? so. what's on your mind? we are a 97-year-old firm built for right now. edward jones. it's time for investing to feel individual. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> from battered to bounceback, the message of the markets to early traders and eye on upcoming trade talks squawk on t

carter worth at the plasma break it down. carter. >> it's been a mixed bag netflix was poor after the results. amazon poor. apple is good. this is one of the big supercap names left i would say this is one of the good ones rather than the poor ones one-year chart, several things i point out to get us going. you call this kind of thing up a handle people like that setup meaning you approach the high can't do it you back away but back away and make a shallower low and reproach it. there is a lot of tension in that setup for ultimately exceeding the high but if i remove all that and go back for the regular chart what we also know exact same chart is we have now -- of course and you can see this we were in the well defined and we are now out it has -- here is the zoom we have broken out above that top. okay now hold that thought and let's bring it back in the really long-term chart and look at the all-time high where we might be headed but first the opportunity is the fact that google has underperformed the nasdaq 100 for four ye

jimmy carter, do you see any similarities between the bernies and elizabeth warren with jimmy carter? with the bad china trade deal, 2.45% out of credit union for vehicle with double vision inflation, ideals we have now, it seems left progressive us to hating america and some of their rhetoric are not proud to be and we are leaning towards that jimmy carter, do you see any similarities in that swing? i'm going to vote for bernie. we need to have a change to people, nothing but good economy and see what a tough time look like, bringing us back to common sense economics. >> guest: some of the examples with jimmy carter's policies during his term as president in 1977-81 are in line with the democratic party being the party tending to favor more federal government control which became democratic party policy during the administration of woodrow wilson to some extent, 1913-21 but even more so under franklin roosevelt 1933-45. historically the democratic party will be less government -- when it was founded it was against having the bank of the united states against the central bank. it was

they were enslaved to robert king carter. his name was one of the most powerful and the wealthiest in colonial virginia. king carter represents the development of the virginia colony of what was first a fledgling outpost of the british empire to what became over the course of the colonial period, a gem in the crown of the british empire. through two interrelated developments. over the course of that, they would servants.ed black labor. so we over the course of that century they realized it was more profitable to use enslaved black laborers. that is how we had the development of slavery in virginia and it was a system that spread throughout all of the fridge colonies. as the wealthiest planter, robert king carter represents how through the development of tobacco cultivation and slavery, we also have the stratification of colonial virginia society into a very powerful elite planter class. everybody else was at the bottom. now bambara harry and dinah were two of the more than 700 enslaved workers of robert king carter. they were

carter changed that and no president ever went back. reagan did not want to be outdone by carter.determined to put the first woman on the u.s. supreme court. he made a nationwide search and came up with a spectacular choice in justice sandra day o'connor. david: when president clinton became president, you were somebody being considered and then president clinton talked to somebody pushing for your appointment, daniel patrick moynihan, and president clinton said, women don't want her. how could that have been the case when you were the leading lawyer in gender discrimination? why would women have not wanted you or some women not want you on the supreme court? jus. ginsberg: just some women. most women were overwhelmingly supportive of my nomination. but, i had written a comment on roe v. wade and it was not 100% applauding that decision. what i said was the court has an easy target because the texas law was the most extreme in the nation. abortion could be had only if necessary to save the woman's life. it does not matter that her health would be ruined, that she was the victim of

that simple. >> carter what do you think? the sort of marquis supercap names that are so prominent, this is the worst performing one in the summer i mean you are talking about dropping from 35% from its july peak, 380 to 250 this little bounce in a way i think it removes some of the potential for further bounce so i'm inclined to bet against it and bet that because you had the earnings gap and drop last time you get a second one. >> yeah, this is one of the marquis names with a big drawdown because unlike some of the others have a efrom a valuation perspective it was certainly basically ahead of the race highest on price to earnings it's the one where a lot of other marquis names didn't have negative cash flow this one does. it seems to continue to pile up. and there are questions also about the business model we are talking about here the content costs are high and whether or not you slap the same kinds of valueses on that type of business that you do on the other portions of the which is still remains in considerable questi

let's get back to carter at the plasma for more. carter >> well, take a look at the following. and all global equities had, that was a friday. it was the 26th of january what's remarkable, this was $46.11 and on friday we got to $46.10 we pivoted and we dropped hard, down a lot today before you can exceed a former high, you typically have to contending with co contend with it. that's why there's multiple tops before you break out but you almost never break out on the first approach so could one draw the lines like this and say yes but we've accomplished the price move on an additional basis, right back to that former high so could you draw the lines this way? sure you can there's a terminology for this it's called a double top now, does it mean you go back to the lows nothing to do with that but you do in principal have some form of a give-back then i would point out that these little hash marks, every one of these red lines was yellow it was an unfilled gap and they have all been filled and there are five unfilled gaps in this spurt higher over the past four or five months ult

at this point i think you fade it. >> i agree with carter steve makes a great point. has going for it is 36 million shares or so of short interests and people are covering october 3rd this stock looked like it was going down below $200 the stock was down 6%. it got a lifeline the last couple of days, that's great but october 23rd if this stock continues to levitate, i think you get out. if you're aggressive like tim, i think you could play it from the short side. >> would you play it from the short side >> if you had to be directional, i'd rather be short than long. >> what would cause you to re-evaluate your short >> they have to have sustain the business and not caring about profitability, deliveries, corporate governance this is a structural short this is a company that i think has significant issues in terms of their ability to do what they said they were doing it's not about the technology. it's a beautiful car, by the way. elon musk is somebody that's done a lot of great things for this country i still have major issues with the governance, disclosure and level

court of appeals district of columbia by president carter.ere you surprised to get that appointment? or were you wanting to be a professor? jus. ginsberg: president carter deserves a norm us credit for what the federal bench looks like today. hen he became president, noticed that the federal judges all looked like him, they were all white and male. carter appreciated that that is -- look.he states luck so he was determined to put women and members of minority groups in the federal courts in numbers, not as one at a time curiosity's. over 25he appointed women to district court togeships and 11 women courts of appeals and i was i think the last of them. david: you served 13 years in the court of appeals, district of columbia. after 13 years, did you think you had a chance to be on the supreme court or did you think this was something that might never happen? my. ginsberg: no one thinks, aim in life is to be a supreme court justice, it just is not realistic. there are only nine of us. luck has a lot to do with who are the particular nine at a pa

and carter glass is certainly a player in all of this. i am john, white house correspondent for newsmax. you brought up the president attempt to appoint the politically herman cain and stephen moore to the fed, would he have felt that something like this was just a part of history and did he have a lot of comments on similar appointments through the year. wilson having giving the fed treasury secretary fdr naming jean meyer, catherine graham's dad to the fed. >> what would he say? >> i do not recall reading any comment, maybe i'm wrong but as a politician he would be less surprised than the echo that we here in washington of an unprecedented thing trumpets thinking about. >> he did not like echoes. they were enemies. but that was the policies, they were running the fed. the other presidents have been involved and when he was on the fed and try to get the fed to do things that had nothing to do with monetary policy. i think he would not like it but he'd be more understanding. >> one of the provisions of the federal reserve act, and the law

>> the michelle carter case went to the massachusetts supreme court, and said that it can be.decision has been appealed to the supreme court and there's an opportunity for the united states supreme court to jump in here and face cannot be. heather: michelle carter served eight month and was denied early parole in september 2019 so we will see what happens. have to cut you off, much to be debated and we will see what happens. we will be right back. .. ♪ bill: washington dc, a lot of gnats fans pretty happy, final game of the world series in houston and we will cover that live for you. in the meantime, some farmers could get the green light to grow hemp as early as tomorrow. agriculture officials finalizing a new rule establishing requirements for licensing and maintaining records and also regulate testing for thc, the marijuana ingredient that causes a high. it will be effective immediately. how much money are you saving for the future? the average american is putting aside $6000 a year according to the bureau of labor statistics. that data is based on someone earning an averag

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carter, break it down. >> it's been a mixed bag netflix was quite poor after it results. amazon quite poor. apple's been good. this is one of the few big, big super cap names left i would say this is going to be one of the good ones rather than one of the poor ones one-year chart several things i would point out to get us going. if you wanted to, you can call this kind of thing up and handle approach a high, you can't do it, but you back away and make a shallower low, then reapproach there's a lot of tension for that kind of setup for ultimately exceeding the high. if i remove that, go back to the regular chart, exact same chart, we have now, and you can see this, we were in these well-defined, and we are now out. it has -- there's the zoom we have broken out above that top. okay, now hold that thought. let's bring it back to the really long-term chart and look at the all-time high, where we might be headed. first the opportunity is the fact that google has underperformed the nasdaq 100 for four years it's one of the biggest constituents in the nasdaq 100, and it is makin

. >>> nothing can stop former president jimmy carter, not even a black eye.ports, the 95-year-old arrived in tennessee ready to build homes for the needy. >> reporter: jimmy carter arrived on the construction site, bruised but ready to work. the former president is 95 years old and took a fall at his home over the weekend. >> you got back up and came out here, but how are you? >> i feel good. i broke my heel a few months ago and have been in rehab, and yesterday i fell down and hurt my forehead. >> reporter: even with 14 stitches in his forehead, he said his work with habitat for humanity was his priority. carter and his 92-year-old wife rosa lind have volunteered since the 1980s helping build affordable homes. garth brooks and trisha yearwood are also longtime volunteers and inspired by the carters. >> they're examples of the kind of christians to be, husband and wife to be. >> reporter: in all, habitat will build 21 new houses, including one on this site for a single mother who will own a home for the first time. tara morgan says she sees a new house for he

. >> but the question is should you be too carter werth takes a look at the bumps in the road. then -- >> captain we will have to stop until we can make repairs to caterpillar unit. >> seems the same can be said of cater pill are stock dan nathan has a way to stay afloat when the alarms dow off plus. >> ha. >> if you want to keep suffering the pop in the market mike kmo lays out plan to ride without drowning when the market breaks less. >> let's get to it, a rocky road for the trrps as the group closes out a worst week of the year sitting in correction territory. look at sonl of this week's worst performers delta, rider, nofrls southern and american airlines leeting the path lower. our chart master says this could be the beginning of a bigger breakdown ahead carter, take it away. >> just that imagine a recovery in the market and yet transports down 3% says a lot about about a lot of things let's look at a few charts a one decade chart doesn't tell you much most everything is up over the past decked decade but relatively performance to the s&p, we are basically -- undown the ent

carter braxton worth >> consumer staples sector has come a long way. >> xlk the stocks and etf, too expensive. i want to be short those but the options are not too expensive so i'm using put spreads. >> on jpmorgan, it did not close particularly well. you may have a better opportunity to buy calls on that if you want to be constructive on the banks, stick with jpmorgan >>> see us back here next friday at 5:30 p.m. eastern don't go anywhere. "mad money" with jim cramer starts right now - [narrator] the following is a paid advertisement for the hoover smartwash. when your throw rugs need cleaning, you toss them in the washing machine, easy. if only you could do the same for your carpet. instead, here's what carpet cleaning looks like for many of us hauling around heavy, bulky rental machines. they're a hassle. and do you really want to bring someone else's dirt into your home? and then there's all the mixing, soaking, waiting forever for your carpet to dry. no wonder we sometimes give up and call in a pro, but that's a whole other level of pain. they're

carter was talking about apple and the recorden runs.to count on leadership, guy out of technology in this market environment. >> why not steve said this the other day and i'll echo. take profits in apple i would say the same thing in terms of discipline the right thing to do in my opinion was take money off the table around 230 level which was last october high. as darter pointed out. but if you want to trade the stock now given what we fwhoe you have a bogey on thedownside to trade against the 230 close last wok reports on october 30th it continues to rally there arism names that have gotten whacked ma might be worth a look the bill selloff in xylinks. >> you use 230 for apple that's the support. everything was outsized based op china u.s. trade headlines watch that level to hold next week. >> up next, final trades stay tuned man: how can i deliver superior long-term results? it begins with a distinctive approach to managing money. that for over 85 years has focused on keeping confidence up when markets are down. an approach where port

he does the same thing with carter page.page gets an invitation to come to one of his seminars. carter page and george papadopoulos were semi advisors and you be paid for the trump campaign at the time. judge jeanine: so the short version is you have got the pentagon paying some guy who is picking on two people connected to the trump campaign, bringing them to the u.k. and befriending them and making a million from the pentagon. papadopoulos they ended up convicting for something ridiculous. now mifsud. >> now you have joseph mifsud and he's italian. connected to the university as well as the london center. both of these education departments per se are connected directly to western intelligence. now what we know is that william barr and john durham went to italy in september and august to meet with italian intelligence. they actually heard a recording from joseph mifsud who says he's afraid for his life. we don't know the details about this recording. the italians have spoken publicly about it to reporters. he was looking f

president jimmy carter feels -year-old to get 14 stitches above the brow.o suffered a black eye. mr. carter made it to an evening concert in tennessee to rally another fall at his home earlier this year required the former president to undergo hip replacement surgery. mr. carter also survived brain cancer in 2015. >>> the "washington post" reports one of the most politically volatile terms in s ars ll court. the court's term begins today with a controversial docket. included on the agenda, the rights of lgbtq workers, a second amendment claim involvi gun ownership, and a case that allows the courts' new conservatives to possibly begin ginsburg. minutes" reports how a texas ranger confessed to killing 93 people. he's being called the most prolificerial killer in u.s. history. over the last year and a half, ranger james holland conducted 700 hourrth of interviews with the 79-year-old little, leading him to confess to his past crimes. the information has helped investigators across the country solve decades' old cold cases. >>ever felt like he sent you on some

he also worked in the carter campaign, the 1976 carter campaign. he did the advanced security for the campaign. i found him. i can always find him. i was actually with my parents on an election night when jimmy carter became president. as a pretty great night although .y mother had to wake me up it was like 4:00 a.m. so she had to wake me up. we'll have pictures. i has about this and take xers and that was in the 1970's. it's not lying nowadays are one million pictures. have the memory. the last year's were beyond the scope of the talk. suffice it to say we were happy to have him home and not have to share him as president anymore. he became a grandfather extraordinaire of his ever-growing family. he hung up his security work and worked in real estate with my mother, savanna. became a master gardener, and he his association with the secret service and the camaraderie there. 2, 1996our dad october to one cancer. .e was 72 years old among the kind letters we receive, we receive this beautiful letter from the carters consoling our mother. we will cher

in the u.s., the reagan government repealed carter's already weak sanctions. democrats in congress force the executives to "certify" that charlotte was making progress on the case in order to allow military to military relations, so it's the democrats in congress who forced reagan to be tough on pinochet. it took a few breaks in the late 19 80's and early 1990's to reinvigorate the case in chile. the first break was a defection in 1987 of armando fernandez, the other guy in the passport photos. inhad surveilled letelier washington, had not committed a particularly serious crime. for the first time, americans are the details about pinochet's orchestration of the cover-up. onlyndez ended up spending 21 months in chilean hospitals in u.s. prisons, but it was the first conviction of a chilean military man in u.s. courts. it also seems to have led the cia to new clues that pinochet not only covered up the crime but also ordered the hit, and this is a conclusion that only came to light in 2015. in 1990, another defection of sorts confirmed fernandez's story. a forme

president jimmy carter had a fall yesterday evening at his home. he has been admitted to the medical center for observation and treatment of a minor pelvic fracture. he is in good spirits and that he is also looking forward to recovering at home. so earlier this month we know that carter fell and had required stitches, but he went and helped build homesor f habitat for humanity the very next day. mr. carter turned 94 years old, the oldest surviving president in u.s. history. we will monitor his condition as soon as we learn more information we will let you know. >>> more trouble for a san francisco-based juul lab. a man says vaping juul products for a year put him in the hospital. he says 80% of his lungs filled with fluid. he spent two weeks in the hospital and was put into a medically induced coma. >> you're sitting on a bed and your parents are looking at you and your family and you don't realize how much you're cared about until that happens. >> so evans has filed a lawsuit claiming juul failed to, quote, properly assess and warn about the harm

tory carter. >> hi, i'm zan. my husband and i have been here for over 10 years as a bike coalition member. thank you so much for everybody who has put in so much work to bring us here today. i have a nine-month-old and i can't wait until she can bike. my husband rides to work and i ride as much as i can. it's fair a wife and mother are climate change and i'll get call from the hospital that my husband and the future daughter were hit by a car so thank you for supporting this and make san francisco a place is this is better at climate change and keeping my husband and i my daughter safe when we bike. >> thank you, very much. >> next speaker, please. >> is rodney paul here. johnathan. olivia ganbon followed by stephanie, tory carter and if there's anyone else downstairs, please come up into the room if you wish to speak. >> while it's tempt to go give you both two minutes, the rule is one minute. >> the market and very glad to be here and we are moving forward with this and as i think about it, this

carter worth looks at the bumps in the road. then. >> captain we have to make a stop until we can make a change to the caterpillar unit. >> the same way of caterpillar stock. a way to stay afloat even when the alarm is still on. plus, if you want to keep searching pop in the market, mike has a plan to raid without drowning when the wave actually breaks "options action" starts now. >> let's get right to it it's been a rocky road the group transfers out following 3% take a look at some of this week's worst performers, delta, ryder, norfolk southern. american airlines. our chart master says this could be the beginning of a bigger branch out ahead >> just that imagine a recovery in the market transports are down 3% it says a lot about a lot of things a one decade chart doesn't tell you much, most everything is up over the past decade relative performance from the transports to the s&p, we are basically, we've undone the entire thing we are back to where we were in '09. >> that is the issue >> that is the problem it's this persistent

. >>> happy friday it's time for options action >> but the question is, should you be too carter worth takes a look at the bumps in the road. then -- >> captain we will have to stop until we can make repairs. >> same can be said of caterpillar stock. a way to stay afloat even when the alarms go off. plus -- if you want to keep surfing this quick pop in the market, matt has a plan to ride without drowning when the wave actually breaks. it's time to risk less and make more options action starts now. >> let's get right to it it's been a rocky road for the transports one of the worst weeks of the year falling 3%. city and correction territory and take a look at this week's worst performers our chart master says this could be the beginning of a bigger breakdown ahead. carter, take it away >> i mean, just that i mean, imagine a recovery in the market and yet transports down 3%. it says a lot about a lot of things let's look at a few charts a one decade chart doesn't tell you much most everything is up over the past decade but relative performance of the transports to the s&p, we are basicall

. >> carter worth explains why the sector previously left for dead should get your heart racing right now. then. >> you don't like flying huh. >> karen finerman has a way to use big ups and downs in one airline name to your advantage >>> and. >> when i say who is out you all know what time it is who is out. >> khouw's house, not his house per se more like his housing stock. mike drops the mic with one play it's time to risk less and make more "options action" starts now. >>> and let's get right to it, health care having a bit of a hangover this year up just 6% and the second worst performing sector of the year behind energy. names like biogen. centene. the space down double digits in the cross hairs of late as the 2020 presidential election draws closer but our chart master carter worth has a positive prognosis at the space and he is at the plasma he is not yet at the plasma. >> not yet. >> are you going there. >> i'm waiting for permission. >> you have my permission. banished from the desk. >> thank you this has obviously been a dud. what's interesting is it was a year of risk off in

carter part of his determination to get to the bottom of the crime. pinochet nodded and promised cooperation, but my book reveals how behind the scenes, the dictator orchestrated a cover-up. letelier and moffitt, therefore, being the widow and woodwork, were aghast. moffitt asked at a press conference, if carter is serious about human rights, why doesn't he welcome isabel and me like he welcomes pinochet? brezinski did not help at all, letelier told me. we could never get through to him, never. she remembered this in her late 80's. college and local newspapers cover her, as did local radio and television. this is the human rights network. when the right wing media in the u.s. tried to smear orlando as a tool of fidel castro, isabel debunked their lives. the dam finally burst when in march 1978, investigators published photos of the two men whose name they ignored, but whom they accused of being involved. they have their passport photos but not the names. they just knew these men had come to washington during the assassination or at least before it. wi

carter, thinking about those firefighters who have been working around the clock, any sense they willet a break from these winds? >> reporter: norah, they have been very busy, in one 20-hour period, california firefighters have knocked down 330 fires, and now they've just got a few short hours before the wind picks up again. here in southern california, they're calling for the strongest wind event this year. >> o'donnell: carter, thank you. the department of homeland security said today it is operating at a heightened state of vigilance, looking out for possible revenge attacks in response to the weekend raid that took out the leader of isis, abu bakr al-baghdadi. we also learned today that video and photos of that daring operation by u.s. special forces could soon be made public. david martin has new details. >> reporter: the compound where al-baghdadi met his end was first assaulted by the army's delta force and then reduced to rubble by american bombs. >> he was a sick and depraved man, and now he's dead. he's dead. he's dead as a door nail. >> reporter: president trump tweeted a p

thegovernor's strong response in a new .letter >>> and breaking this morning, former president jimmy carter is in the hospital again. jobina is tracking the latest at the live desk. >>> good morning on this tuesday, october 22. >> of course you're never more than seven minutes away from our accuweather forecast. here is drew with a look at the day ahead. good morning. >>> you can see your temperature at the bottom right h o the screen in the low 60s. it is a warm start on this early tuesday morning. 57 in hayward. 55 currently in san jose. a gorgeous look. sun rise at 7:25 in the morning. quickly warming under the sunny skies. look at that. by 4:00.m. we're well into the 80s if not low 90s away from the coast. first a check of traffic with jobina. good morning. >>> good morning. we are going to first head over to the city and check this out. we are looking at an issue westbound 80 on fish street, the off ramp there. we do know it is a solo car crash but it is going to be impacting people as they try to make their way in this morning to san francisco. and now moving over to livermore, this i

we're hearing that jimmy carter, former president jimmy carter has been hospitalized after a fall at his home in plains, georgia. it is considered to be a minor pelvic fracture. this is a tweet that was sent out just moments ago from the carter center. we'll continue to monitor as he had a different fall recently, too, and i understand he underwent some surgery and was said to be doing better but that news just in to our newsroom right now. >> hoping for a speedy recovery for him as well. >>> 4:37 right now. and the warriors open their nba season at home on thursday. >> but today two well-known members of dub nation hit the street on two wheels. president rick welsh and consultant zaza pachulia plan to bike to the chase center this morning. pachulia has been busy spreading the message to commuters, here yesterday on b.a.r.t. the warriors host the clippers at the chase center. >> can't miss him. >>> coming up here on "today in the bay," ready or not, holiday shopping kicks into high gear within a month. of course, all anyone really worried about are the deals. find out what experts ar

carter and his 92-year-old wife volunteered habitat for humanity since the 1980s.elping to build affordable homes. even with 14 stitches in his head he said being there today was his highest priority. >>> you got back up and came out here. but how are you? >> i broke my hip a few months ago. i have been in rehab since then. yesterday i fell down and hurt my four head. >>> carter is the longest living former president in u.s. history. he and missis carter have volunteers in 14 countries to build renovate and repair more than 43 hundred homes. >>> live at levi's stadium. a 49ers player proposes to his girlfriend before the game. which player is it and did she say yes? >>> i have flown many times. never experienced anything like that. >>> a frightening experience for passengers traveling from sfo to amsterdam. the emergency that cause a sudden landing in maine. >>> comforting news tonight about amber& hitting to chase since her. why the city said the traffic will not be a problem. ambulances. announcer: time magazine reports: "the new american addiction. how juul hook

sector has been caught in the crosshairs of late as the 2020 election draws closer our truck master carter worth has a prognosis. she on the plasma. >> we're not really at the plasma not yet. are you going to go there? >> i'm waiting for per mention. >> permission granted. you are banished from the desk >> thank you >> so, you know, this has obvious been a dud, in many ways, it was a year of risd hig market, reit staples, winning, healthcare is that other area that's both defensive but is offensive. at this point it's a head you win, tails you win, let's talk about it so since data is available back in 1989, this is a chart showing healthcare's weight as a percentage of the s&p. and it has been higher, as high as 16.5. obviously, it's been lower right now we're at 13.5% the average is about 12 and my thinking here is that not necessarily dependent on this, but that there is surprise potential in healthcare. let's look at a few charts so this is well, just to show you, this is how important healthcare is the second as waiting in the s&p. what's remark sabl it's second biggest, yes, it has b

was 2.5may remember, it months before president carter and two weeksit after that, a group of iranian militants, young people, stormed the embassy. that is where the story starts. washe time, we thought this something vaguely like a student sit in, that this would last a adults inurs, and the the room would eventually get together and straighten it all out. one day became two, became a month and clearly, that was not going to happen. i understood it was not going to happen, about a month into these events, when i received a care package from home with some clean underwear, clean socks and books. were war and peace, of and youre models brothers karamazov. someone was telling me something, that you are not going anywhere. to doe going to have time a lot of reading. war and peace is magnificent. the brothers is terrific. i have since realized that many people share my view. ,ven under those circumstances i could not. i got about 200 pages into it and i never got back to it. fast-forward about ofr months to about april the 14th of april. visitorning, we had a , doingo swiss gentlemen what

this is the second time carter fell just this month. mr. carter, who recently celebrated his 95th birthday, survived a cancer diagnosis in 2015 and earlier this year surpassed george h.w. bush as the longest living u.s. president in history. >>> so coming up on the morning news, a hunter is the hunted. an arkansas man is fatally attacked by a deer he shot. >>> and capital murder charges in the case of a slain alabama girl. this is the "cbs morning news." wit looks like jill heading offe on an adventure. jill has entresto, a heart failure medicine that helps her heart so she can keep on doing what she loves. in the largest heart failure study ever, entresto was proven superior at helping people stay alive and out of the hospital. it helps improve your heart's ability to pump blood to the body. don't take entresto if pregnant; it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto with an ace inhibitor or aliskiren or if you've had angioedema with an ace or arb. the most serious side effects are angioedema, low blood pressure, kidn