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allman brothers, jimmy buffett, all these folks raised money for him. n outsider the georgia governor and peanut farmer was at first called jimmy who when he said he was running for the white house. the one-term president brokered peace between israel and egypt at camp david. >> he's mr. resilience. and for him to live to 100, that is amazing. imagine all the things that those eyes have seen. >> good morning to you. how are you doing? >> reporter: carter is best known for his legacy after the white house. >> i remember my mom talking about jimmy carter, how he built houses with his own hands. >> reporter: with his wife rosalynn carter built thousands of houses for habitat for humanity and was awarded the nobel peace prize in 2002. >> there's not enough word in the dictionary to say thank you to mr. carter. ♪ >> reporter: as president carter liked to say when he taught sunday school, use your talent to help others. a message he has preached and practiced for a century. andrea mitchell, nbc news, atlanta. >> happy birthday, president carter. that's "nightl

including zendaya, julia roberts and jack black there, and james taylor helped induct his late friend, jimmy buffette're talking about a wide range of genres of music and people together. that was of course, the track "come monday" which came out in 1974. big congratulations to all the hall of famers. speaking of rock legends -- >>> we move onto lenny kravitz now. he may be a music superstar, and your cousin, al roker, but this was a man of the people. this was a summer concert on the plaza. >> sure. >> this is a dude that gives the crowd exactly what they want. he did that over the weekend in vegas. watch this as he jumped into the crowd. just to hang out and party alongside them, lenny appearing to just -- rock star stuff here. even one of the employees. >> that was great. >> how cool. >> he's doing it. >> loving it. >> he is the man. >>> and finally, "snl," michael keaton took the stage to host the show for his fourth time. the cast maybe a little too excited. the "beetlejuice" stars and andy samberg making a quick cameo during his opening monologue, desperately trying to get him to do the beetle

. >> jimmy buffett and former third baseman for the birmingham barons. willie says, i have this idea on dna. he scratches it out. i thought the waiter was looking at us kind of funny, right? we left. he picks it up and submits it to the nobel committee. now, they win the nobel prize. >> we had the triple -- you've heard of the double helix. we had the triple helix dna, all scratched out. little chick-fil-a sauce. crumbs from the waffle fries. it was all there. we have to be more careful. also, i feel like, joe, when you challenge the establishment the way we do, when you're a renegade, it scares people. i think -- >> it does. >> -- we need to stop putting ourselves up for the nobel. >> high time we stop this joke. >> you heard the high law song, cochran and the clash. mika, you know this happens every year. this would be like giving a nobel peace prize to a president who hadn't really even become president yet. you just -- >> stop. >> -- don't do it, willie. >>> now, let's talk about vandy. >> congratulations. >> you beat us. a lot of time -- you know, a

if i had a coat of, i would use a quote from one of jimmy buffett's songs, which is indecision may orso it won't tell us the subject next book, but you tell us approximately when you think it might come out or it's too hard to predict. that's funny. my publisher wants to know that too too. i was thinking actually, 2 to 3 years because i've done a lot of research already. okay. yeah. all right. well, i want to thank erik larson. i want to thank you thank you. ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ >> the book festival coming up. r on disinformation. you're going to hear from pulitzer prize winner carlos and sara, jeff rosen, the national constitution center. but right now is, frankly, my favorite segment of the year. it's called are you reading the numbers are all on the screen. you can see there. go ahead. we want to know you're reading and we're pleased to be joined by the librarian of congress, carla hayden, for this segment. we're going to talk about the library. we're going to talk about books, and we're going to find out what she is reading as well. but, dr. hayden, i'm going to throw your curveball because a