let me come back to jimmy carter. jon?> jimmy carter, remarkable victory, when you look back on it, the changing democratic party. >> for southerners to be president? >> for a generation, only southern baptists were elected as democratic presidents. north carolina. have we had a president from your crowd? >> is there any water? >> president carter, the classic thing to say, the post-presidency. >> he hates that. he thinks that is the biggest insult. you are the greatest post president in history. >> and he should. he was rationally responding to data, and i think that is something. and i think one of the things about president obama that makes me a little nervous is it is a rational response to find this incredibly difficult, nearly impossible job, but that is what you are paid for, and the great presidents are the ones who actually enjoy being president, and my own sense of president carter is that he did not enjoy the job. >> he did not enjoy politics. >> yes, which is a strange career choice when you think about it. >>

, let me come back to jimmy carter, jon? >> well, president carter remarkable victory was the beginning when you look back on it, of the changing democratic party for cash. >> rose: for a southerner to be president. >> for, just baptists were southern presidents. >> rose: they wouldn't elect a southern methodist. >> no, no he was from north carolina. >> we had a president from your crowd? >> no, i don't think so. >> is there any water? >> i think that president carter the classic thing to say well the post presidency has been so great. >> i mean he hates that. >> and he should. >> he thinks it is the biggest insult, it is the great, he is the greatest post president in history. >> and he should, but what -- you know he was rationally responding to data, and i think that is something. >> as an engineer. >> right. one of the things about president obama that makes me a little nervous, it is a rational response to find this incredibly difficult, nearly impossible job, but that is what you are paid for and the great presidents a

to single out ronald reagan, it is dishonest. >> we agree that jimmy carter was awful. u want to be two or three more than him on anything. >> carter brings some facts. >> that was an opinion. >> those are all of our opinions. >> consensus equals fact. we have to take a break. i bet you haven't heard of this. i have a book on march 18th. that's a month away. what's the date? >> it is now the 19th. >> i can't remember. >> it is called "not cool." i may be coming in a bus. i will be in 31 cities in 11 days. i will be in texas, michigan. indiana, south bend, don't know what that means sound bend, carmelo, cincinnati, i am naming them all. there has to be more. that's it? i am depressed. 2k3w0 to g gutfeld.com for the entire schedule to find out where i am going to be. >>> is tinseltown going down? it has gotten please yes, sir to make movies in -- price yes, -- pricier to make movies in southern california and they are asking to cut prices for the film industry. they are looking for greater incentives for productions to stay in cali. they said, quote, we are concerned of th

it jimmy carter is an exception and so is this president. what the military is to look like and force posture is based on your adversaris and your alloys. the obama team started with a number and backed in to the forestructure that is a formula for disaster. >> we are spending 53 percent of our discretionary budget on the military. would you be open to spending less? >> i am open to spending a lot less. but the problem is what you are going to cut. if you go back strategy concepts. what is china korea and venezuela. they talk in terms of having a more agile force and nimble force and what they have so far on the street, i don't see any new additional c- 17 air lift for example if you are going to move the force, how are they going to get there? they can't walk. talking in terms of projecting the force where you lay a port and air-head, you don't have ships being built. they are guaranteeing that the navy can build two nuclear submarines a year. but we haven't do that in ten years. and look at what is happening in teheran and moscow and pyong

. >> putin has been handed this by what is essentially jimmy carter on steroids.ld have imagined that someone is happy that obama is president, has to be jimmy carter because he is no longer the worst president in our history. well, she had a part of this, but what obama has done, sean, is leave us bereft of leadership in the part of the world that needs to desperately have it. i'm in last person that advocates putting troops in to quell the civil war in syria, like the civil war in egypt. but it would have been nice to have at least the credibility, of being respected by our allies. and we have neither because of his total failure of leadership. >> juan, look at this, you have pro-western elements in ukraine, and then you have vladimir putin pushing more sort of russia dominance sphere in the region. >> i don't know how you reach that conclusion, i was listening to you and colonel north talk about the lack of credibility. i hope the two of you remember clearly when the president threatened to use military force in syria, the congress would not approve. the americ

i met jimmy carter, and at the time he was senator carter, and he was at the state fair any calls is over and we were not old enough to vote or anything, and he encouraged us to stay in school, work hard, ok our parents, -- obery our cap -- and we wouldnts be successful. at that time he was governor of georgia. he called his african-american kids over and he started encouraging us. when he became president's there were a lot of things he wanted to do but his own party was against him but he wanted to do great for the country and its history goes on -- and this history goes on, he was an inspiration to many of us. host: a couple more comments from twitter. host: remember, you too can tweet at us. @cspanwj. who is your favorite president and why? caller: i would have to say harry truman and the lyndon johnson, because of his work with the civil rights laws. but just think about ronald reagan. they must be kidding, these right-wingers. that was the worst president. he illegally sold weapons to the terrorist nation of iran. there was 135 members of his administration which were indicted

jimmy carter? or george h.w. bush? stay tuned and we'll tell you the correct answer.d of a book, it's called "silicon valley" and it aired as part of pbs's american series. the documentary makes you realize how unique the culture of silicon valley is, but also how accidental it is that it happened to be located in california. it was all thanks to just one man. and now for the last look. today is super bowl sunday here in the united states. the biggest day of the year for the national football league. it's a huge event in america, of course. compared to what the rest of the world calls football, all this fanfare is a drop in the bucket. let's check the numbers. more than 100 million people will probably tune in to the super bowl, but over 900 million people tuned into the 2010 world cup final and more than 3.2 billion fans watched part of the tournament. the world's most valuable football team, which i mean soccer team, real madrid, is reportedly valued at $1 billion more than the highest valued nfl team, the dallas cowboys, and yearly global revenues for soccer are al

we saw that help with jimmy carter in the sense that jimmy carter would go to events other people wouldn'tnd was the everyman president. >> and they bought ran in very crowded fields. i would flip it around and say it's still very tough to do that and you have to absorb the attacks that are going to be far more relentless in this 24-7 news environment to say nothing of political blogs that will be very different. >> in a crowded field you have to be a pretty exceptional character to break through. so jfk was young, handsome, a powerful and wealthy family. he was able to break through. ronald reagan lost in 1976. kind of got beaten up. took his lumps andlash -- learned how to play the game. >> so 1980 was his third go. >> remember, richard nixon, not 60, was the nominee but had been vice-president, and by 1968 he knew what he was doing and how to maneuver. you have to be quite exceptional. intellectually, politically in terms of your prepares to break through. >> jane, i'm just thinking as a practical matter here, i'm kind of a -- i do a lot of the debates -- all right, i did one. ive have

as you may recall, he had lost to jimmy carter for years earlier.ter in the course eight landslide in 1980, four years later he won by 49 votes, 49 state. [laughter] which brings me to president ronald reagan and his friend margaret thatcher. there's a reason he won in to landslide and margaret thatcher was the longest-serving grandmaster winning three elections in a row. most believe with the tea party in joining a line in the sand that clearly separates right from left. that is not only the keys to victory they were right about this and the establishment was wrong. they were first to the establishment of republicans of the type of the tea party does battle with everyday as the order of republicans. mrs. thatcher summoned the school system and called her establishment conservatives. both believed that the politics of what ronald reagan called the order and this is thatcher sustained as the consensus politics were roadmaps and in fact once suspect if there had been a tea part key party and wn mrs. thatcher would have been the leader and she said tha

with that, can you do jimmy carter? thank you. [laughter] [applause] >> thank you, peter. i can certainly save all the introductions i have received in life, but yours was certainly the most recent. [laughter] you know, i understand that you are now the chairman emeritus of the world affairs council. we all remember that it comes from two latin words, out of and "deserves to be." thank you, peter. i will forgo your offer to do imitations here. well, maybe one. thank you to megan and the world affairs council for having me here today. you mentioned henry kissinger and the wonderful evening you put on for him. i spoke to him at an event in washington after recalling that. he said it was a great event and he kept the video made of him because it has so many of his friends on it. they play up for visitors who come to the house and he remembers very finally his time here. fondly.members very my first security clearance, i was a youngster in the white house and it was decided that i ,ould write some correspondence decision packages that went from kissinger to the president. i ha

in his state of the union address weeks later, jimmy carter sent a clear message to the russians, withdraw your troops or there will be consequences. >> neither the american people nor i will support sending an olympic team to moscow. >> reporter: watching the president's speech that night, the first american women's volley ball team ever to qualify for an olympics, debbie landrith was one of the ten women who had hoped to make history in moscow. >> we almost laughed at it like are you kidding? that's ridiculous. like we really didn't take it seriously. >> reporter: then there was don page, the number one american long distance runner. he was in the room along with other invited olympic hopefuls the day president carter announced his final decision. >> i can't say at this moment what other nations will not go to the summer olympics in moscow. ours will not go. >> and we're all like, he is serious. the president of the united states just said we're not going to go to moscow? we're not going to go to the olympics? >> sure, you're disappointed. >> so congratulations. >> reporter: sue walsh wa

i do not agree with jimmy carter's boycott. or it is good entertainment. -- back in the u.s., the president is on the road today. he is now in east lansing michigan. he is dining with the itch right mayor. then he has the campus of michigan state university a long with debbie stabenow. is going to sign a five-year farm bill. both the house and senate are out of session today. the senate is also back monday at 2:00 p.m. as lawmakers will work on a bill that restores cuts to military pensions. you can follow the house here on c-span. >> i came to washington to conduct investigations. five or six days a week. eight or 10 hours a day. i had a great galaxy. people are on the stand. we never would colin man if we knew that he was in there. >> they continued the series of oil history interviews with former supreme court justices. washington, online at c- span.org. channel 120. >> opening ceremonies are underway in sochi. with the start of the winter games, our focus was on the number of issues related to the olympics including the int

join earn the reputation as join of art p while her husband walter p was jimmy carter's vice presidentit may be one of the great stories of survival at sea ever told. if it is true reasons however. 37-year-old jose avarengo arrived back on land, hungry, swollen, actually asking for a hair cut, too. the shark fisherman said hi left mexico, drift in the pacific ocean for 13 months, surviving on fish, bird, and turtles. he was found yesterday in heavily damage boat in a remote area more than 5,000 miles away. >> it sounds like quite an incredible sea story of a man that went out fishing for one day and expected to return to his port on the west coast of mexico but he was blown off by a storm and he said he's been out at sea since december 21st, 2012. >> avarengo says the young man with him died about four weeks into the drift. officials say he has given conflicting information. they are talking to trifles in the u.s. to determine if his story is true. >>> chopper 5 over a fire in san jose. this is a carport fire on deliya avenue. we are told three cars may have been burn. it went to two a

jimmy carter was in the oval office. i think bawamede had a better year than carter.y are giving saint mary a run for their money. thomas vandemar ties the game in the first half. randy bennett is headed to the round up. 26 points in the final four minutes of the the game. centenary wins 70-61. >>> she meets 17 of she 20 shots, four of the all-time record. the bears beat washington state at overtime. stanford also beat washington. i have it in my hand the thursday night top five. the as can't seem to get away from great catches. the night, it is the center fielder kevin madison. 11-3 milwaukee. number four, that is not hannibal lector, it is lebron james. and he had the knicks for dinner. at number three, panthers goalie. thomas. he stays with the play. makes the glove save. capitals win. number two, check it out today. that is good advertising right there. finally, an ugly end to the utah valley mexico state game. casey ross miller throws the ball and an opposing player after the buzzer and look there. everything goes crazy. even fans got caught up in the fray. it wa

with that, can you do jimmy carter? thank you. [laughter] [applause] >> thank you, peter. i can certainly say of all the introductions i have received in life, that yours was certainly the most recent. [laughter] you know, i understand that you are now the chairman emeritus of the world affairs council. we all remember that it comes from two latin words, out of and "deserves to be." thank you, peter. i will forgo your offer to do imitations here. well, maybe one. thank you to megan and the world affairs council for having me here today. you mentioned henry kissinger and that wonderful evening you put on for him. i spoke to him at an event in washington after recalling that. he said it was a great event and he kept the video made of him because it has so many of his friends on it. they play it for visitors who come to the house and he remembers very fondly. my first security clearance, i was a youngster in the white house and it was decided that i would write some correspondence, decision packages that went from kissinger to the president. i had the last check, common sense

as a speech writer for president jimmy carter and then chief of staff for the speaker of the house of representatives, tip o'neill, chris matthews has been on the front line of politics for several decades. his access provides an intimate glimpse into the personalities of some of the world's most influential players. his book chronicles the spirit of cooperation with. conflict that was the relationship of a tip opeel and ronald reagan. it is before 6:00, and as tip o'neill famously advised ronald reagan, after 6:00, we can be friends, but before 6:00, it's politics. so, without further adieu, ladies and gentlemen, let's talk politics and let's welcome chris matthews. [applause] [applause] >> mostly women. [laughter] >> who is frowning at me. one guy. i'm looking around for the frowns. it's great to be down here. i love this place. i love the weather. it's not sweaty. it's nice. reminds me -- when you're a kid, summers are warm and you when you get older they're hot. summer is always warm when you're a kid. i wanted to write a book about something i knew about. i had three books in my

jimmy carter hopes to meet with demonstrators and leaders from the government. tlnchts appears to be no end in sight to the on going protests in thailand. the u.s. is urging restraint to both protesters and thailand's government. crackdowns against the demonstrators left more than 20 people dead since november. protesters have blocked parts of the capitol in an effort to get to the prime minister and have them resign. speaking of the prime minister, she is now facing negligence charges related to rice subsidies schemes. farmers were paid above market prices under the program which is now out of money. she can be impeached if found guilty. >>> a new poll gives a snapshot of an american public unimpressed with the congress and president. when it comes to the mid terms, republicans are faring better than democrats. 42% say that they're more likely to choose the republican candidate where they live. the favorables for both parties are up side down. but most, 56%, are sour on the gop's long term prospect. you compare that to the democrats and 53% say they're mostly h

came to know her during the years her husband, walter mondale, served as vice president under jimmy carter. she proudly earned the nickname, joan of art for her support of the arts over the years. her husband and family members were by her side when she passed away while on hospice care. joan mondale was 83 years old. >>> still ahead for us tonight, the new technology that they say allows your car to interact with the ones around you on the road. they say that would be a good thing. a >>> we're back now with something the feds say could be a game-changer in reducing the number of fatalities on our roads. if it works and if everyone pulls together. the government announced today it is working toward requiring all cars to talk to each other to warn of road dangers ahead or crashes about to happen. our report tonight from nbc's tom costello. >> reporter: after decades of focusing on surviving a car crash, the government today announced a dramatic shift in focus. beginning the process to one day require new cars to come with technology to avoid a crash before it happens. much like collision av

that included former president jimmy carter and his wife rosalyn, heavily involved in the program.he completion of these 12 homes marks 446 houses built, renovated or repaired by habitat for humanity east bay silicon valley. that includes 189 homes in oakland. >> a gorgeous day around the bay area. maybe we can feel a little less guilty about it because rain is on the way! >> yeah. >> right, mark? >> we are talking about a change in the weather pattern, but it felt really warm out there today, with temperatures back up into the 70s. strange for this time of year, to be talking about low to mid- 70s, but that was the case. here's a look at highs this afternoon. looking toward santa rosa, 70. a string of low 70s from redwood city to san jose, morgan hill, antioch, fairfield. lot to report. time lapse looking out towards san francisco, looks like a summertime weather pattern with the fog, kind of just draping the coast in san francisco. this will continue to increase in coverage for late tonight and into early tomorrow morning. in fact, here's the latest on the satellite. the fog has

walter mondale was vice president under president jimmy carter. he won the democratic presidential nomination in 1984. joan mondale was 83 years old. our deepest condolences to walter mondale and the entire mondale family. >>> remember, you can always follow us here on twitter, tweet me @wolf blitzer, tweet the show at cnnsit room. "crossfire" starts right now. >>> tonight on "crossfire" -- is compromise good politics or a dirty word? in reaching across the aisle, are both parties selling out their most loyal supporters? on the left, van jones. on the right, s.e. cupp. in the "crossfire" -- maria cardona, a democratic strategist, and ralph reed, chairman of the faith and freedom coalition. when our leaders find the middle, will they lose their base? tonight on "crossfire." >>> welcome to "crossfire." i'm s.e. cupp on the right. >> and i'm van jones on the left. in the "crossfire" tonight we've got strategists from both political parties. now a few hours ago, president obama met with the top democratic senators to start planning the strategy for th

services will deliver the oath to about 75 people today during a naturalization ceremony at the jimmy carter presidential library and museum in atlanta. >>> also to celebrate president's day, mount vernon will be open to the public today for free. the events at george washington's virginia estate will include a 21-gun salute, a wreath laying ceremony at washington's term and governor mcauliffe is expected to be on hand for some of the activities. >>> we want you to be our next facebook fan of the day. if chosen you can win two tickets to the robin thicke concert. click on the fan of the day tab and enter your information and submit your favorite facebook picture as well. we'll have one winner chosen every day this week. >>> can fast food get any faster? some major chains think so. find out what they're doing to speed of the process in jessica's your money report. >> get ready for rain and possible snow showers but also a huge warm-up, too. the seven-day fo >>> 4:38 on this monday morning. president's day is a cold one but this will be the coldest day of the week easily. highs in the mid-30s.

i do want to talk about the labor participation rate which is as bad as it has been since jimmy carter was president. and what cbo says is that 2.2 million fewer americans will choose to participate in the labor force because of that. i think that is a bad statistic. >> he thinks that is good news. >> this is something i think we haven't gotten into. >> the report doesn't say we will decrease by 2.4 million. not businesses are going to lay people off but people choose to go to college, get better training because they are not locked into a job where if they lose the job they lose their health care. >> no one said they will be laid off. i want to be clear this is about consumer choice. i have a friend who has childhood diabetes locked out of a job. now he has flexibility. he can do whatever he wants. >> good for people participating in the labor force. this is going to reduce that. >> 5 million people who have decided not to look for work. you think this is by choice. >> they will have flexibility. they will not be locked into a job and if they leave -- >> i appreciate you senator teste

former president jimmy carter and vice president joe biden both attended her funeral in minute' us, shes old. >>> thousandses marched in raleigh angry at new laws passed by the republican-led state legislator including voterism d. abortion and cuts to benefits. it was part of a moral monday movement. and just yesterday it was the largest since the weekly protests began last spring. >>> flu deaths are riseing in louisiana where state health officials say they received reports this month of two children dieing from the flew. there are 53 confirmed influenza deaths in the current season, including four children. the death toll will rise and the state health department says hundreds of people die of the flu in louisiana, the flew flu n is continue to extend to april. >>> cvs is hoping to make bolter moves. lisa bernard has more. >> reporter: the pharmacy as we have known it is changing. leading chains like cvs and wall green's say they want the next generation of drug stores to be less like small supermarkets and more like small clinics, the idea is that a convenient neighborhood pharmacy c

immigration services will deliver an oath to about 75 people today, naturalization ceremony at the jimmy carter library and museum in atlanta. >>> well this holiday weekend can be a slow one for restaurants and retailers, not this year thanks to thousands of teenage girls who are volleying their way all the way to the nation's capitol. more than 800 teams from across the country are competing in the eighth annual capitol hill volleyball classic at the d.c. convention center. it has grown by at least 100 teams since last year. and has attracted a record crowd of up to 40,000 spectateors. >> we have college coaches from all over the country. recruiting players, people from ages 12 to 18 playing volleyball from all over the east coast. >> they estimate it generates an estimated $9.4 million for the district. the tournament wraps up later today. >>> well this winter is really taking a toll on us one way other the other. coming up, we're going have a teal on how it's affecting the bottom line for many businesses. >>> but first -- >> got a plan. >> snakes during his sermon and he's been bitten before

former vice president walter mondale served under jimmy carter from 1977 to 1981. yesterday he released a statement about his wife's passing saying, quote, he is grateful for the expressions of love we received. joan was greatly bofd by many. we will miss her dearly. joan also advocated for equal pay between men and wimp. she is survived by her husband and two sons. joan mondale was 83 years old. >>> for hillary clinton, any chance she'll be hearing the phrase madam president in the near future may rest on one word, inevitability. it's that very idea that could prevent her from returning to the white house. according to buzz feed, several democrats believe his ri is repeating the same mistakes from six years ago. the president's chief campaign pollster just says i don't see any strategic value in stories positioning her as inevitable or the preemptive nominee. i don't think people out there talking about this help her. i think she should make that clear. his national press secretary for the 2012 campaign added activists and candidates like to see everybody fighting

if you look more recently, the five presidents before barack obama -- jimmy carter, bill clinton, ronaldreagan, george w. bush. 4 of those 5 governors, two democrats and two republicans. let's continue the conversation focusing on the republicans. let's begin with the two republicans under investigation. chris christie and scott walker. as they look at 2016 are these investigations clouds or serious obstacles? >> they're clouds certainly in the short term especially for chris christie who really wanted to make 2014 his big year to shine. head of the rga, which is the group that's dedicated to electing gop governors across the country. he wanted to tour the country, get his name out there, take advantage of that post. obviously the first few months of the year have not gone as they originally thought. i think the jury is still out on the walker issue. it is not quite as clear as it is there with governor christie there was wrongdoing. certainly with christie it is pretty obvious at the staff level at least. what's so fascinating to me, john, watching these governors is that there's no obv

the captains of the universe in this moment consolidation and no president has gone back i mean jimmy carter was the you know presiding over the breakup of a t.n.t. that was initiated i believe by richard nixon was the last president to seriously enforce the sherman act are there sure many problems here you don't want to hear i think this raises clear questions about antitrust about competition every time the largest provider buys the other second largest provider of cable services then you really need to question whether this is going to have a chilling effect on how position the marketplace does is there recourse is there anything consumers can do if they object to this chance absolutely folks can check this out at free press dot net we have an online petition going which is really important to let folks in washington know that folks in their districts care deeply about this deal and see it for the sham that it is for consumers so folks can really weigh in there and i guess in a common cause dot org you got something going on that's right common cause. consumers to mind more about what we

integrity of the political class and retired president eisenhower for instance would never consider -- jimmy cartera think his presidency has been fantastic. it's been selfless and all for others whereas the clintons for instance when he retired and left office and when president bill clinton left office he was in debt. and within five years they were worth $100 million. books and bill clinton's speeches. he was giving these speeches for 150 to 200 50/50 thousand dollars a pop for a 15 minute speech at financial firms, in jewish community centers. >> host: john do you think this hurts your chances in 2016? >> guest: the fact is that it's really not even discussed. >> host: all right, any points >> guest: they have done their share of good to not. bill clinton has cgi the event in global initiative where he travels the world and does good things around the world trade i think that's something that the clintons were sitting here they would definitely point out to. >> guest: i hate to use my inexperience against me but look these are all questions that will be answered in the presidential campaign or

>> long ago i worked for jimmy carter when he was the president. a speechwriter and i never got to attend the state dinners as a guess guest. i was under a lot of stress trying to make the toast but the ambience for the guests i think as far as i can tell it's just fun. people are almost universally excited to be there. i'm not trying to make this sound silly but it would be deal dishonest to say people don't enjoy this because there are a lot of usually well-known people there. they have common interest generally for the visit and it is always interesting just to see the five and the body language of the american president and his spouse and the foreign leader, what they are like and how they carry themselves. the vibe is a positive one. >> how important are these dinners for american diplomacy and how to heads of state view their visit at these events? >> i think they can be very important. for example when the chinese leader at the time i believe it may have been hu jintao in his early stage came during the george w. bush demonstration there was

former us president jimmy carter announced he would travel to the country to promote dialogue president carter has mediated in the deeply polarized nation before and won the favor of the blues mentor and predecessor stephen chow it's more a part of its cctv crocs. their cooperation agreements all weather and the earthquake my training had been reached in taipei via negotiators from the chinese mainland and taiwan. many have called the achievement the signal of deepening and expanding cooperation between the two sides and a whole two days of meetings that culminated into agreements that will help save countless lives the played by destructive weather and devastating earthquakes for centuries the chinese mainland and taiwan will now operate in monitoring the two logical patterns and seismic activity there have been frequent exchanges and cooperation on these matters for years and now there will be given support and the official level. the game changing agreement the two sides will now work together to better protect people's safety and their property. one of the most important responsibil

jimmy carter's national security adviser. >> it goes beyond ukraine to the heart of the issue.ill russia be, rudy next decade or so he? now, is embarking rush on some kind of nostalgic, i --irrationaltional russian union that would really be a restoration of the soviet union minus some of the european portions and of course the russian empire. >> you can watch the full interview on charlie rose airs at 10:00 p.m. u.k. time tonight. world finance ministers meeting in sydney this weekend. emerging markets must take center stage. >> it's happening in a more orderly way. many of these problems are happening in emerging economies and they may be marginally related to interest rates going up. also, i think we should take a hard look at around problems emerging and developing countries. welcome to "countdown." i am mark barton. a lot of people are talking about the $19 billion price tag on the facebook deal. will it be worth it? others are gaining ground. is joining us from hong kong to let us know who those are. good morning, david. not call them asian rivals. they are global rivals

somebody said of jimmy carter, make one friend of the hill. chris dodd told me that. make one friend on the hill. at least you know what is going on up there. a friend. i guess he is too big to have the relationship. used to ask him what is going on? you have to have. somebody on te inside telling what you is going on or else you don't know. you read the papers. figure it out. and roosevelt used to play cards with these guys. franklin delano roosevelt felt the need to play cards with the senator during the course of the game after a few drinks, somebody would say, jo doesn't like you. you got to spend time with the kids and the grown-ups to hear what they really think. nobody will stop you at a bus stop to tell you everything they know. but after three or four hours of playing cards they will tell you a lot. that is the adult relationships. so it. used to work in the old days before newt gingrich came along and changed a lot of this stuff they were actually friendly and they actually made deals. people like bob, i was thinking of jerry ford and tip were best friend. a

putin has been handed this by what is essentially jimmy carter on steroids.py that obama is president has to be jimmy carter 'cause he's no longer the worst president in our history. >> the european union is holding an emergency meeting today to talk about option. >>> two american security officers found dead on the mirsk alabama. former navy seals jeffrey reynolds and mark kennedy. both 44 years old. police are not saying how they died, but they did rule out foul play. it was the ship at the center of the captain phillips saga docked in madagascar when the men were discovered. >>> new overnight, a major leak of radioactive material at the troubled fukushima nuclear plant in japan. the material is highly contaminated water which flowed over a barrier and into the ground. the company that operates that plant says the leak has been stopped and the water will not reach the ocean. they're storing an enormous amount of radioactive material since 2011 when a massive earthquake sparked a meltdown. >>> an update on the soldier in that photo that captivated our countr

booktv tweeted a "new york times" article about the plan to push a book by former president jimmy carter on women's rights, and on facebook, we posted a portion of our recent interview with georgetown university law center's paul butler. >> if you listen to hip-hop, you are reminded there are two and a half million people locked up. you can watch all these reality shows about real housewives and all these movies about vampires and the hobbits and you'll never know we lock up more people in the united states than any country in the history of the world. >> you can watch this entire interview at booktv.org. we tweeted an article about hb244, a recently introduced maryland bill on ebook pricing in libraries, and on facebook, we added some pictures to our booktv behind the scenes.

not only that but we were on this track basically from world war ii to jimmy carter. it's not rocket ship but it's a good steady growth. it goes up it goes down, it goes way up and way down. not only do they have less what they were less secure. >> during your childhood you're father sold cars and you describe your friends parents. did their mothers work? >> mumbai had an insurance agency and his wife worked there. others would take temporary jobs at christmas time. >> you pointed out that these families that were middle class, in today's dollars the would be near the poverty line. >> there's only a few cells in dollars maybe even a thousand dollars less than what was median income right after world war ii so tells you something about the nature of poverty, there's poverty of something else besides just money if. it's off the subject of the book but it's true. one of the things that makes it difficult to solve the problems as they are not simply material problems. >> did you feel like you knew who your parents were and did you care to know them? >> nope. [laughter] i

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. >> but back to jimmy carter, if i'm walking down the street, and i say that is a sexy woman did i commit? >> no, sex and money are two biggest thins that people fight about, these are big ones. charles: those are really big, this is from what i'm reading one out of three marriages? >> that we know about. charles: it could be worse, our divorce rate is probably not coming down any time soon. >> thank you you were brave sports i appreciate it. >> thank you,. charles: pizza going high-tech. how you can make huge slices of cash by investing in pizza. what a day for neil not to be what a day for neil not to be here. [ male announcer ] these daysa small business can save by sharing. like carpools... polly wants to know if we can pick her up. yeah, we can make room. yeah. [ male announcer ] ...office space. yes, we're loving this communal seating. oh, it's great. yeah. [ male announcer ] the best thing to share? a data plan. ♪ new at&t mobile share value plans for busine. our best value plans ever. for example, you can get 10 gigs of data to share. and 5 lines woulbe $175 a month. plus you can

if you can imagine someone who is happen obama is jimmy carter because he is no longer the worst presidents lost the leadership in the rld where we need it. >> more from mr. north in 15 minutes as he joins us live at 10:30. >> and george w bush is looking back on the days net white house and what is he is missing >> i heard a boom and the cars were tipped over. >> a trail deraignment blacks traffic in one time. -- derailment -- and there is reaction by the obama administration to place government monitors in newsrooms. >> we have never had a president who is so -- unconcerned with the constitution. we have never dealt with it. we have never dealt with it. ♪ ho ho ho [ female announcer ] at 100 calories, not all food choices add up. some are giant. some not so giant. when managing your weight, bigger is always better. ♪ ho ho ho ♪ green giant >> we told you about the plan to send government monitors into newsrooms across the country as the fcc wants to find out how newsrooms operate and things such as what stories they chose to run. it is sparking outrage across the country with defenders o

. >> former president jimmy carter is looking to ease tensions in venezuela, and plans to meet with the country's president and opposition leaders when he visits. the state department expelled three american diplomats from the u.s., weeks of anti-government protests killed 13. many venezuelans are upset about the economy. >> issue, crime fuelled the recent protests. in january prices rose 3% over the previous month. the annual inflation is 66%. prices rise daily, and there are shortages of basic food items. >> our daily routine is not to go to the gym or cinema, but to go to one shot or another. i go to one. i go to another, and they have sugar. no butter, serial or flour. there's no this or that. >> every venezuelan is forced to find ways to cope. the u.s. demrar is where they seek stability. with the official change rate, a vibrant black market developed, paying more. what we have is 80,000 bolavardis worth $1,000 u.s. there's $1,000. that is worth that. 6.3 of the official exchange rate, 80 on the unofficial black market rate. >> carrying large amounts of cash is a problem. a dollar

. >> you can catch the full interview with president jimmy carter's former national security advisorarlie rose at 10:00 p.m. u.k. time tonight. joining us now is managing editor for eastern europe, great to have you on the program. what is the situation on the ground right now is to mark -- right now? >> the news this morning has been, after intense negotiations all night between ninkovich the oych, the -- yanuk president and the polish foreign minister that you ninkovich will vych will signo some sort of document that will pave the way for the end of violence. >> world leaders have urged ukraine to pull back from the brink. a lot of people are concerned about civil war. what are the chances that this will actually stop? how sure are we that this is exactly what president you ninkovich will sign? >> that is the main question at the moment. i think that is the reason for skepticism that this will indeed be the breakthrough. the french prime minister was in kiev yesterday but then left late last night. he said early this morning it is too early to say that some sort of accord has been

doubted this country is blessed, we are a nation of providence cover think about fracking that jimmy carterd this country would be out of energy is now the energy capital of the world. >> absolutely. what is remarkable a belt that story was private monday, private initiative to make that happen. lou: fighting government the whole while but what we have that the sheik is individuals can own what is under the ground they cannot do that anywhere else we can prospect for oil or natural gas and make money. the incentive is there. lou: nizolek esprit we have the guts to keep it. lou: the book is under the shade the second american century it goes on sale every -- every where february 25th. that is it for us. don't forget to pick up a copy of my new book "upheaval" we will see you here tomorrow night to. good night from new york. (vo) you are a busins pro. seeker of the sublime. you can separate runway from fashionhat flies off the dilousneshelves. and you...rent from national. because only national lets you choose any car in the aisle... and go. and only national isanked highest in car rental cus

doubted this country is blessed, we are a nation of providence cover think about fracking that jimmy carter country would be out of energy is now the energy capital of the world. >> absolutely. what is remarkable a belt that story was private monday, private initiative to make that happen. lou: fighting government the whole while but what we have that the sheik is individuals can own what is under the ground they cannot do that anywhere else we can prospect for oil or natural gas and make money. the incentive is there. lou: nizolek espt we have the guts to keep i. lou: the book is under the shade the second american century it goes on sale every -- every where february 25th. that is it for us. don't forget to pick up a copy of my new book "upheaval" we will see you here tomorrow night to. good night from new york. welcome back. how is everything? there's nothing like being your own boss! and my customers are really liking your flat rate shipping. fedex one rate. really makes my life easier. maybe a promotion is in order. good news. i got a new title. and a raise? management couldn't make th

. >> you can catch the full interview with jimmy carter's former national security adviser on charlie rose. that airs at 10:00 p.m. u.k. time tonight. coming up, we will keep the focus on ukraine. the president announces a plan to resolve the political crisis but will it stop the bloodshed? ♪ >> a moment of calm in ukraine. the president has agreed to a plan to resolve the political crisis that led to deadly clashes in the country. the agreement is expected to be signed in about 45 minutes. the emerging markets chief economist at standard bank joins us. thank you for coming in. when you think this agreement will be signed. i am hearing a lot of skepticism. we had to chief economist on this morning and they said it would be -- 2 chief economists on this morning and they said -- >> it has been announced, but the opposition has not confirmed it. clearly, jan ninkovich likes -- vych likes the deal. this deal sees him out of office 12 weeks earlier than he would have been ousted. i do not see that being sold. the opposition leaders, they do not necessarily need an ultimatum. >> you think t

[laughter] >> [as jimmy carter] i have always said that our country would be better off if we had people like peter kelly serving our country. [applause] [as himself] is very threatening. let mem a let -- look, give you a little data on this. are cyber system was designed to enable -- our cyber system was designed to enable and convey and allow people to enter it. it was not set up for security. every minute there are 3 million google searches in the world. llion internetbi users in the world. e-mails daily going round the world. this was not meant for security. it was meant for open can vacation. the evildoers, both nationstate and hackers, and get inside such compromise,n jump, go from internet communications to operating systems. yes, it is frightening when you know about it. i have been working on a project right now at the suggestion of the connecticut governor to look at how this could affect our public utilities. of those who would do us harm to enter into and compromise such systems, "the new york times" called it the class job of industry. jaw of industry. some countries have st