this week we lost george carter. he was shot. le of the street in new orleans on tuesday at 7:00 a.m. george was 15 years old, but he had already changed his community. he was grappling with big ideas about how to make our world safer and healthier and more just. he was rethinking our schools and advocating for the voices of youth to be included in our education system. he was working to turn big ideas into transformational changes. george carter was 15 years old. and he was shot. george, george's family is accepting contributions to cover funeral expenses. you can find a link to donate at the rethink facebook page. george, rest in peace. rest in power. we will continue the work that you have pioneered. >> i believe that the solutions in us, the youth, we are the one that can change our school. we are the one that goes to the school every day. we are the experts, and we are here education nation, this is our opportunity to take the power and change our schools. >> that's our program for today. thank you for joining us. i'll be bam

carter center, traveling the world, writing books. he's now authored 28 of them in addition to teaching bible studies at home in plains, georgia. while our oldest former president, george h.w. bush turned 90 earlier this year, president carter has now lived longer after leaving the white house than any other president in u.s. history. >>> two large containerized ships have collided almost in slow motion in the suez canal. a german vessel and a ship out of singapore hit each other when the german vessel apparently tried to overtake the other and misjudged the turn. containers fell into the water. the waterway was shut down for three hours. >>> an incredible scene we mentioned earlier, northwest alaska where an estimated 35,000 walruses have come ashore. government scientists say it's because the ice they normally rest on offshore has melted. it's no longer there. they've come ashore in record numbers. they were spotted from the air during the annual aerial survey of marine mammals. >>> and hold on just a minute, who's that in our anchor chair? that would be our friend and loyal "nightly news" viewer sam day. he's here with his family from oregon, part of a surprise for

carter is from prince george's county. she worked for melanoma research alliance and was found guilty of stealing more than $25,000 from the company and its donors. carter will have to pay that money back. she's expected to face 15 years in prison. . >>> your kids are supposed to be safe while traveling in groups. two thieves robbed 10 students at gunpoint on catholic university campus. just before 6:00 last night, the group was approached in a wooded area off taylor street northeast. the student said one man had a gun. the suspect demanded iphones, backbacks and credit cards. the students handed over their longings and the robbers took off. none of the students was hurt. >>> new this morning, children's rights activists malala you satisfy swraoeu won the nobel peace prize. she was shot in the head by a taliban gunman. satyarthi is trying to end the exploitation of children. >>> the first confirmed case of the virus late last night. it was diagnosed in an adult on the eastern shore. that person has been treated and released

george w. bush and carter, a journalist. what do you make. 5am decision from the court on a saturday?> for me - i'm from indiana, we had voter i.d. it works well, goes smoothly. if you don't have it. the state will work with you to get it to you for free. we want to make sure people are not dissen franchised. i see my vote cancelled out by voter fraud. >> you think fraud is the bigger issue. >> it's thu. >> do you think this is a setback disenfranchising voters. >> where is the fraud. these are talking points. what this is really about, republicans are terrified at the notion that a candidate like president obama pulled out millions. if you can't beat them straight up, find another way to do t where is the fraud. if you have a student i.d. in texas, that is not good enough. but you are good if you have a gun licence. it's unfair. as justice ginsberg argued, and i don't want to monopolise the time, and the opposing opinion, this amounts to almost going back to a poll tax. >> how do you react? gipps berg says you want to have -- ginsberg says you want to have an i.d. many are travelling

jimmy carter's midterm. under george bush senior, six governors lost.put this up here what is on the line. in 2014 we don't know what the answer is but here is something to keep in mind. what you see on the screen here are 14 states that we've covered in yellow. these are 14 states where right now, incumbent governors are in some danger of being defeated for re-election ten days from now on election night. this is not counting hawaii. the incumbent governor there already lost in the primary. we're only talking about him losing in the general election. there are 14 days. if even half this many governors lose on election night. if 8 or more lose we make history. it becomes the bloodiest in history for incumbent governors. we're not just talking about incumbent governors. we're talking about governors from both parties who are in grave danger. let's take a closer look to show you who is in the most danger. a perfect example. this is alaska. you have an incumbent republican governor shawn parnell. surely he's safe. no. he's now trailing. this is the average

president obama has done less executive orders from other presidents from jimmy carter to ronald reagan to george bush. this is what he does, he is partly of a movement that's going to be slamming and slandering and not stopping that issue of people not finding solution the book the case for polarized politics. >> polarization is sometimes a public service because it edge able to voters to see two different points of view. >> let's go on to a question for mr. bell. >> governor christie said he is tired of hearing about the minimum wage. and the focus should be creating jobs. democrats wants to give a raise to the people who earn a minimum wage or less. the minimum wage is 7.25 since 2009. should it be increased. >> high school graduates will be priced out of the market. just the other day i read mcdonlts is have a -- mcdonald's having a decline in profitability because the minimum wage increase is going to technology to replace low wage workers that's counter productive in a job market. >> my opponent said it's a bad time to do what's right. i talked to people in our state and i heard from them.

carter center in atlanta. he is the second oldest living president now. six months younger than bush. -- then george h.w. bush. >> it looks like the timing for the rain is going to work out great. the game starts at 3:00 on friday. little bit of patchy fog out there in downtown. , that isorth and west where we had the dense fog. 60 degrees. -- 68 degrees. daytime high today did make it up to 77 degrees at reagan national airport. just a few sprinkles earlier this morning. not going to set any records anytime soon. nationals park, 66 degrees. 58 in rockville. the coolest air to the north and west, garrett, allegany counties. that is where we are expecting the patchy fog to quickly develop. the cooler air, it that will move in late friday into saturday. warmer temperatures to the south. we expect the warmer air to move our way. not going to be the case this time around. a chance for showers and a few rumbles of thunder. high-pressure overhead will allow for the clearing skies to continue. by about 9:00, most of the fog will be done with. sunshine midday. enjoy the warmth. this cold front often the west of

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, president obama is doing less executive orders than other presidents from jimmy carter to ronald reagan to even george bush. again, this is exemplary of what he does. he's part of a movement that is going to be slamming and slandering and not stopping that madness and finding ways to bring people together to work together to find solutions. we've had enough of that in washington. his book tells you that. the title of it is "the case for polarized politics." we don't need more gridlock in washington. we need to work together and solve our problems. >> polarization is sometimes a public service because it enables voters to see the difference between two points of view. that's the sense in which i think polarization is sometimes good. >> let's go on to jonathan tamari for mr. bell. >> governor christie said he's tired of hearing about the minimum wage and later said the focus should be on creating better and higher paying jobs. democrats have been saying they want to give a raise to 3.3 million people who earn the minimum wage or less. the federal minimum wage has been $7.25 an hour since 2009. should it

, president obama is doing less executive orders than other presidents from jimmy carter to ronald reagan to even george bush. again, this is exemplary of what he does. he's part of a movement that is going to be slamming and slandering and not stopping that madness and finding ways to bring people together to work together to find solutions. we've had enough of that in washington. his book tells you that. the title of it is "the case for polarized politics." we don't need more gridlock in washington. we need to work together and solve our problems. >> polarization is sometimes a public service because it enables voters to see the difference between two points of view. that's the sense in which i think polarization is sometimes good. >> let's go on to jonathan tamari for mr. bell. >> let's go on to jonathan tamari for mr. bell. >> governor christie said he's tired of hearing about the minimum wage and later said the focus should be on creating better and higher paying jobs. democrats have been saying they want to give a raise to 3.3 million people who earn the minimum wage or less. n the the federal min

jimmy carter's grandson running, former senator sam nun's daughter running bens george drew.they have a shot in a political climate like we have? >> it really depends on the moment we find ourselves. some moments in history, it could be that a recognized established name could be a detriment. i think it's a different era we find ourselves in right now, the comfort of having some family experience in the family business of electoral politics, voters may get comfort. i would add that my friend in alaska who does come from a political family faces an uphill battle as somebody who is a storied history in alaska politics. this rule of thumb i don't think always applies. >> last word from you. >> i think political dynasties can be a good thing, because people do like the fact that families have history not only in politics but around the world. hillary clinton and jeb bush are people who have had certainly national exposure, but their families and their brand is known worldwide and that's important in a time like this. >> all right. former aid to president george h.w. bush and form

carter. he is 90 years old today. he celebrated in atlanta with family and some friends. he was born about six months after president george h.w. bush. for some, the cost of health care could be going up. >> christine takes a closer look plans used advantage by millions and how it is tied to a obamacare. there's plenty to love about medicare advantage plans. just ask retired schoolteacher janet trimble. she is among nearly 16 million older workers who will see some not so love will change his in 2015. >> right before we left on this trip, our 2015 book came to our house and it said changes. i always hate when i see the word change. >> many retirees will pay premiums for the first time, or pay more for them. many of those plans offer fewer choices of doctors and hospitals. isn't a death knell, but it certainly doesn't help. department for the of health and human services before joining the american enterprise institute. will have to be offering options with premiums because of the money being taken out of their hands by the obama administration. >> cutting federal subsidies is helping to pay for the affordable care act. acc

carter, turned 90 today. he and former first lady rosslyn spent the day at home in atlanta. he is the second president to turn 90 this year. george h.w. bush turned 90. and he blew out the candleses he said represented the p present and future. >>> and imagine only to be knocked out by falling debris. >> it fell on two pedestrians walking along the sidewalk. >> reporter: this is a piece of aluminum siding that came tumbling down injuring two tour bus employees on tennesssquare. >> i saw two co-workers laying down. >> reporter: they were hit by the falling debris around 8:45 this morning. a contractor was working on the area above the store at 8th and 11th when the piece of aluminum plund 12 stories. bothe taken from the hospital and as they recover from their injuries, they are starting t investigation. >>> light ra mist in the air was said to apparently cause that metal to slip and fall. >> crews had to shut down the area several hours to make sure it doesn't happen again. >>> two big stories tonight at 6:00, the director of the secret service resigns amid stories of stunning security lapses and changes to keep the first family

george bush didn't any bill clinton was either. >> well, i don't know about that actually. >> i do. >> i think if you look at clinton and carter -- carter used to complain that clinton never called him. i don't think clinton really thought carter was a very good president. didn't want advice from him. so i think it probably can be more -- >> whatever you think of the policy of your predecessors, there are things you can learn from talking to one of the few people in the world who's occupied the same office. i think the big difference between george w. bush and barack obama at least in the context of the war on terror and this, george w. bush, when things in iraq were going poorly, he listened to people who were criticizing his policy. >> change. >> and understood that it wasn't working. and acknowledged that it wasn't working. when barack obama sent -- you know, decided we were going to conduct air strikes in iraq and syria, he gave a speech in which he doubled down on his failed policies. he boasted in the second paragraph of that speech about withdrawing troops from iraq and announced that he was going to do it in afghanistan t

carter wrote, charlotte's a weird name, but people can get past that. text me and we'll do lunch, from blue ivy, daughter of beyonce and jay-z. prince georgerote, pretty great that my great grandma is queen of england and your grandma wants to be queen of america. are you on nap chat? never heard of that. hey, char, let's do a play date soon. i promise i won't bring my dad. hash tag nerd. >>> up next, the "hardball" round table on the secret service meltdown and the ebola virus in texas. it's all real. plus the 2016 vacuum on the republican side that has mitt romney thinking third try. and in massachusetts, the candidates had their first televised debate last night with martha coakley and republican charlie baker, both running neck and neck, trading barbs last night. >> one of the things i said i want to do as governor is sit down with the mayor of every city in massachusetts, and it would be mayor sarno here, and say, what are the three or four things we really need to get done in your community over the course of the next four years? >> i don't have to spend my first year meeting with mayors around massachusetts. i've been doing that dur

context where george's have built businesses from scratch, i want to tell you, is not the government that made us successful but those of us who worked to make our companies successful. >> mr. carteri will give you a chance for rebuttal. governorhe business to make better. it is a practice. the taxpayers have been on the hook. there are $3 million coming out of our pockets to deal with this governor's cover up of prior issues. i'd will tell you. when i think about these facts we see, i think we deserved more of a response than liberal name-calling. >> i am going to let you respond. yes. >> with regards to any taxes that may be owed by the copy haveabout our company, i led a neutral judge make the call and we will collect every cent. the allegations about ethics charges is something senator carter has related. that affix commission heard the charges against me and dismissed them as being of no merit whatsoever just as the charging against him has been dismissed as well. >> sandra parrish, your question. >> two years ago, georgia ranked ethics report. >> we have not only performed the ethics rules especially tightening them down, it is greatly improved our status in terms of ratings

carter is 90 years old today. happy birthday to the president. he is not the oldest living x president. -- the oldest living ex-president. that goes to george walker bush. >> what happened to the most popular ex-president? >> it is just great to see them longer. president obama will be so young when he leaves office. >> he will have time for a second career. >> is is not an editorial, just an observation. i could not believe the head of the secret service did not resign yesterday. >> the disclosures just got worse and worse. >> it is bad. without editorializing. >> it is bad. >> the secret service in russia is more organized, right? >> under vladimir putin, i would guess so. flow of money leaving russia -- this is a normalized chart we will show you where all the assets -- in this case, declining. the white line is the micex index. the yellow line, the local sovereign bond index. it tracks credit in russia. and the red line is the russian ruble in u.s. dollars. we have inserted it. it is not conventional. in this case, the move lower indicates a weaker ruble. at a oh on speculation that moscow is considering -- on new speculation that mosco

context where george's have built businesses from scratch, i want to tell you, is not the government that made us successful but those of us who worked to make our companies successful. >> mr. carter, i will give you a chance for rebuttal. >> this the business governor deal was using to make better. it is a practice. the taxpayers have been on the hook. there are $3 million coming out of our pockets to deal with this governor's cover up of prior issues. i'd will tell you. when i think about these facts we see, i think we deserved more of a response than liberal name-calling. >> i am going to let you respond. yes. >> with regards to any taxes that may be owed by the copy that about our company, i have led a neutral judge make the call and we will collect every cent. the allegations about ethics charges is something senator carter has related. that affix commission heard the charges against me and dismissed them as being of no merit whatsoever just as the charging against him has been dismissed as well. >> sandra parrish, your question. >> two years ago, georgia ranked 50th in an ethics report. >> we have not only performed the ethics rules especially tightening them down, it is gre