i'm running for president. >> jimmy carter. >> jimmy who?don't know who he is. >> i picture him like one of us. >> jimmy carter grew up in a very small town in the south. plains, georgia. he had grown into a family of farmers. became a peanut farmer himself. from georgia he basically started his political ascent. >> the idea that some one from the region could aspire to national office. i mean, people didn't even try. >> yesterday, about 50,000 democrats in iowa met in caucus to choose delegates for their state party convention. former georgia governor jimmy carter did extremely well. >> the iowa caucus was something no one ever paid attention to. but carter and his team said, hey, if we go and we win, the media is going to treat us look a serious political front-runner. >> mr. carter is also deeply religious. he prays in public and speaks openly about his religious beliefs. >> carter was a person who you thought would lead america to some kind of spiritual redemption. which at the time we really needed. >> nothing has happened to night to c

he makes jimmy carter look strong. >> you know how jimmy carter makes you look?ernor christie has not apologized for hauling into his stump speech the 90-year-old former president who had just announced that he is staring down cancer. governor christie has not apologized. senator cruz has not apologized. and that is a form of, i mean, i think you just call it meanness, i think that a lot of people find off-putting or infuriating. apparently our politics allows for that kind of thing, even from people running for the very highest level of office. that said, i think there might be an antidote for any sick feeling you may be feeling about that. jimmy carter has always taught sunday school in his hometown. he taught sunday school before he went to the white house, taught after he left the white house. he has served at that same little church in plains, georgia, since he was 18 years old. and since he told the world how serious his cancer was, one of the hopeful signs about his health, even as he said he's had to scale down some of his work, one of the hopeful signs i

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. >> glor: and sunday school with jimmy carter. the overwhelming support for a former president following his cancer dying know six. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news." >> glor: hi, everyone. i'm jeff glor. it was history in havana today as pope francis met with fidel castro and celebrated mass in revolution square, where the castro government normally stages communist rallies. the pope delivered both spiritual and political messages to hundreds of thousands on the plaza, and he arrived in washington, d.c., on tuesday at a time when american catholics are feeling positive about the pope and the church. according to a cbs news/"new york times" poll out today, 53% of american catholics say the church is in touch with the needs of catholics, the highest that figure has been since the question was first asked in 1987. 63% view pope francis favorably. 79% approve of the direction he's taking the church. we begin tonight with allen pizzey in havana. >> reporter: the arrival for mass was classic pope francis, as cl

but our faith is strong. >> jimmy carter's kindness to his hometown can be felt in every block of plains, but the people are worried. >> everybody was trying right now to come up with something that the people will still come to plains. but it may not be. they come because of him. and that's what we're worried about. and i was worried about my restaurant, and i don't know how it will survive without president carter. >> i don't know if i can visualize what it will be like when he's never going to speak again, or never give me a hug or a kiss, or ask about my children or grandchildren, or myself or my husband, so i cherish every moment that we have with him. >> and you must go in with a pure heart. >> as president jimmy carter stares down cancer, plains finds a path through his teachings to the 39th president. >> up next on the program, the refugee crisis boiling over, violent clashes at border crossings. what the u.s. can do to ease the pressure on europe, and with the cost of crude and oil prices, the debate over america's export. >> i have to tell you, it was a chaotic day on the borde

former president jimmy carter and his wife roselyn were featured on kiss cam. there at turner field. carter with his braves hat on. and they got a big round of cheers from the crowd. carter as we reported is battling cancer that spread to his brain. they stayed for the whole game by the way but they saw their team lose 5-0. >> apparently they were in their usual seats near the braves dugout. they're big-time braves fans and they have been for years. such a sweet couple. >> they've been married since 1946. >> wow. >> can you believe that? >> that is amazing. >> wow. all right, good to see you. >>> coming up, a stroke of good fortune. the masterful golf shot that made jordan spieth's pals some grub. did he make it? >> it turns out gisele bundchen is the real bread winner in the family. not tom brady. but first, let's take a look at our big map. >> "world news now" weather brought to you by pampers. because of a saggy diaper it's time to dance freely thanks to new pampers cruisers the first and only diaper that helps distribute wetness evenly into three extra absor

it came up again when jimmy carter, you know, reborn christian, baptist, was running in 1976. >> i don't think you need to be a lawyer or spend a minute in law school to know this is really outrageous, really not consistent with american values and really shameful. i would like to know what dr. carson would say to the third grade girl who is muslim but who stands up in class every morning and says the pledge of allegiance and explain to her why she can't think of herself as in his view, as a possible president of the united states. it's just wrong. and other republican candidates

so 1978 records act it took effect after jimmy carter. presidents who sign legislation relating to presidential libraries, legislation takes effect. so now they are considered the property of the government, but you know, i argue that by pressuring the national archives to focus on museum that they are keeping the records from being open. look at what happened -- they were able to find at least one person. but the nixon foundation vetoed that person. for many years presidential libraries had insisted on having consultation rights and event veto rights. i found legislative language in the report accompanying the bill, because we are instituting a new policy, presidential records are now president of the government and the government is now add -- administering the records. in order to make the president feel comfortable with that they have to have -- where the president can excerpt privilege on some records. but the language is explicit, the problem is that that's what will happen. i would argue that the veto power has been used mostly so

not like jimmy carter. so while he was a man of courage and was not afraid of people who wanted to hurt him he did not have the heart to yell or fire to tell them they were not to read the job. [laughter] that is what nancy reagan brought that is the steel we are talking about a. >> host: this was the first note that i took concerning that nancy is the individual running the show like he is the puppet the one that becomes dominant in their personality tuesday she has more influence over him. >> guest: she had the last word. >> this is where the clarification needs to take place but she never interfered with policy. >> guest: i thank you are correct. nancy was id lockstep with ronald reagan on policy. we didn't find any disagreements that they had politically. reagan was anti-communist so was nancy reagan was. marketplace smaller government so was nancy. we didn't see any tension there but what she did after the assassination attempt she took off the stuff he did not have to deal with and that was a lot. nob

we've seen that with jimmy carter. we've also seen that with ronald reagan. but then you do have those who say that they're outside of politics altogether, and certainly ross perot fits that model as michael beschloss has written, so too has wendell wilkie. >> ifill: you never get to use wendell wilkie. okay, richard norton smith. there's your cue. who is your favorite outsider who people didn't see as someone who was part of the establishment and managed to upend things. >> well, actually, go back 200 years. andrew jackson transformed american politics and in many ways reinvented the american presidency. he ran as an outsider. certainly the establishment was horrified. it's one of the great set pieces of american democracy, the scene of inauguration day, 1829, when jackson and his fellow westerners descended on the town, took it over. it was never quite the same. at the end of the 19th century, you had william jennings bryan, who gave voice to the feelings of mostly southern and western farmers and others who felt victimized by wall street. a lot of this is.

jimmy carter tried to kill him in nashville. ted kennedy was on the list and thought about killing ted kennedy but the opportunity presented itself to kill reagan succeeded because he was delusional and about the disparate health and jodie foster the actress would somehow respond to him. it's crazy that but he trained himself at the gun range. it should never be allowed out and he's responsible for what he did. >> ronald reagan we heard recently attempted to want to call him. >> i heard something about that. >> what about his parents? the doctors i guess said to him not to call, that it wouldn't make things better because it could make things worse actually. but i imagine they called his parents. they come across in your book and i think accurately so as people that were concerned trying to do the right thing. it's heartbreaking. >> when you are the parent of a child that does something heinous the pain is tremendous. it wasn't their fault their size. it goes back to the spirituality that he believed in the tradition upon which

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. >>> even former president jimmy carter can't say no to the kiss cam. look out former mr. president. >> that's a long one, mr. carter, right? wasn't holding back. they were put in the spotlight at atlanta's turner field. jimmy carter turns 91 years old in a couple of weeks. and they have the matching baseballs there. he of course keeping his spirits very much into the game. >> yeah, he's been really sparry, both in his news conference and activities, he's really trying to get there, little smooch there for the former first lady. yeah, let's see it again. all right. face. you know. >> that's true. >>nd> tonight on news 4 at 5:00, our consumer reporter has a freebie friday picks. 50 bucks. >> weather updates anybody time, any where. >> new york live is up next. >>> welcome to north korea live everybody -- new york live everybody, it's friday. we have a fabulous weekend plans, hope you do too. it's supposed to be pretty outside. >> schooler, which is nice. >> we want that. >> just a little bit. just label the. >> i don want christmas weather. >> coming. >>t 70s is perfect, an

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former president jimmy carter giving a big smooch to >>> guess who?k who is on the kiss-cam, former president, jimmy carter, giving a ing a smooch to the fo first lady. they have been married 69 years. he is now battling cancer, but you would never know, they are loving the game. >> they have a love story. >> bye-bye. ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- kaley cuoco-sweeting, wesley snipes, ca

jimmy carter. ted kennedy. but the opportunity presented itself to kill break-in because he was delusional and thought this would make him famous and jodie foster would respond to him for it is crazy but hinckley a trained himself feted and nge. not an irrational babbling guy. that would be an insult to ronald reagan and james brady of those who were previously wanted. he should never be allowed out to and was responsible for what he did. >> host: we heard ronald reagan wanted to call him to offer his forgiveness for a are you familiar with that? >> guest: i heard something about it but it didn't happen we did not track it down. >> host: his parents? the doctors said not to call hinckley it could make things worse. and bb accurately so to be concerned true to the right thing. >> heartbroken whenever you are a parent of a child who does something heinous the paving is tremendous. but that goes back to the rusbridge raleigh with said judeo-christian in tradition upon which his was forged that is paramount to sinc

jimmy carter and his wife rosalynn were featured on kiss cam at turner field, the nearly 91-year-old carter with his braves hat on. >> oh, and they got a big round of cheers from the crowd. carter might be hard to believe looking from this photo but he is battling cancer that spread to his brain. he looks incredible to me and also despite a loss to toronto, the carters stayed for the whole game. apparently these are their seats they've had for a very, very long time. big-time braves fan. >> and they have been together some 70 years so to see that sort of gusto you might say and i love that mrs. carter was the one who moved in first as soon as she saw the kiss cam, i've been there, i know this. it's great. >>> all right, 150 miles an hour and linking two cities, high-speed train coming to america. >>> plus, young hero. a school bus on its side. partially subamericaned in a pond and the 10-year-old boy credited with carrying students to shore. >>> caught on camera. aggressive encounter, a hammerhead shark circling a kayaker. >>> well, major headache for travelers after american airlines

2014 death of university of have a is a student hannauniversity of graham. >>> former president jimmy carterhared an update on his cancer battle last night. 90-year-old carter says he has gotten the second of four planned dose of a drug to fight the disease. the treatment is aimed at four tumors on his brain. carter added that he feels no ill effects since beginning the aggressive course nearly a month ago. >> and this story is new. twitter is taking on a new and more significant role in politics. the social media site has added a new feature that allows political candidates to raise money directorially through its mobile app. campaigns already use twitter heavy to spread their messages. at least a dozen presidential candidates will begin using the feature right away. >>> twitter is working with the financial services company square, inc., to secure the transactions. >> it will be interesting to see how this works out. it is 5:47. a maze in maryland is getting a lot of love from one pop star. >> no bad blood here. berks county's most famous entertainer gives the thumbs up for this autumn won

but things health jimmy carter. things happen in the primary process. chris christie, who announced for president on the day i'm making this speech. an extraordinary charisma. the big guy issue call him in "the queen. " hi is at blunt as they come. jersey tough, and she is very, very resilient herself, but what chris christie has found himself required to do is to speak in explicit terms in great deal about things that trouble us, whether it's entitlement or anything else chev got to be worried about that kind of persona, because to to degree he is blunt she is not. to the degree he is straightforward, she is hidden. to degree he will tell you exactly what is on his mind, she never reveals. that contrast does not do her well and i talk about that. ted cruz. senator cruz, i write in this book, "the queen" is the only presidential candidate in my knowledge who has ever argued nine supreme court case and won them. the greatest constitutional scholar to seek the presidency since willingum howard taft and is probably the superior of the men who would go on t

finally in atlanta, former president jimmy carter and his wife ross alynn were caught on the stadium's kiss cam. give her a big smooch. there you go to the delight of the crowd. the 39th president gave his bride of 69 years a nice kiss and even signed a few baseballs for some lucky fans. all right so honoring three american heroes, plus a massive computer outage grounds hundreds of flights. and if you love cheeseburgers, today is your day. the juicy details are straight ahead as "first look" continues. this bale of hay cannot be controlled. when a wildfire raged through elkhorn ranch, the sudden loss of pasture became a serious problem for a family business. faced with horses that needed feeding and a texas drought that sent hay prices soaring, the owners had to act fast. thankfully, mary miller banks with chase for business. and with greater financial clarity and a relationship built for the unexpected, she could control her cash flow, and keep the ranch running. chase for business. so you can own it. chase for business. lease the 2015 rc 350 for $429 a month for 36 months. see your l

. >> former president jimmy carter and former first lady rosalynn carter were caught on camera. they engage in a little pda, as they say, public display of affection. love that. it was at the atlanta braves home game. jimmy carter just two weeks away from his 91st birthday. just inspiring people as he deals with cancer with a wonderful attitude. >> such a great sense of humor and sharp as a tack he is. >> loving couple. lovely couple is what i wanted to say. >> and loving. all of the stuff we were trying to say. 5:44. coming up on it, anyway. time for weather and traffic on the 4s. >> definitely an inspiration. >> they really are, aren't they? >> it's great to see. he's an atlanta brave fan, but i'll let him slide. he is from georgia. >> he's earned it. >> that's right. absolutely. it's quiet out there this morning. don't see any movement in the flags. i think they're sleeping. there's no breeze to speak of this morning. temperatures fairly comfortable. a view of times square. again, we're talking about a nice start and a warm day ahead of us. we're looking at temperatures proba

that was not even true under jimmy carter. what president carter did was to say the united states -- only in some cases -- is not going to provide military assistance to are gross andt consistent violators of internationally recognized human rights. even then the carter administration -- we had a relationship with iran, for shah.e, and that mr. kornbluh: or myanmar. mr. leogrande: i guess the question -- is, guess the question here the nature of the regime does not matter. juanu hear and read what sanchez -- you know, castro's bodyguard -- his qualification of the regime gives little to no hope of any regime change if you take anything he says seriously or giving credence. he is not the only one. again, i go back to that. we are just becoming neutral, it seems to me, or maybe making that policy a much more physical part of our diplomacy. mr. leogrande: i think this is a debate that has gone on in a lot of different cases. the president's strategy in cuba is to try to press for a greater openness in cuban society, and for the cu

he said this, quote, jimmy carter used to get off of air force one carrying luggage.sed to say i don't want a president carrying his luggage. it was interesting about this, i when pope francis got on the plane and carrying his bag, i noticed it, because we 15 rarely see it. obama doesn't do it bush didn't do it, et cetera. do americans agree with trump? i think is the question. do they want their presidents to not have bags? >> well, maybe not. maybe so. listen, i thought, first of all, the pope just set a completely different standard. he made all of us take a step back. his humility, ability to connect with people was extraordinary and part was his willingness to carry his own bag. the problem with donald trump is that everything becomes this big show. i don't know if americans want presidents carrying bags or not, i know they don't want a show president. >> i remember trying to grab him one time, he said, no, i've got it, he didn't want staff doing it for him. i don't want to overanalyze any of this. i think relate ability comes in different ways and i think that's

i see you are wide awake. >> reporter: president jimmy carter has been teaching sunday school here forsis, the crowds have been bigger than ever. while carter has canceled appearances, he hasn't canceled this. >> i have four treatments whaf they call immunotherapy. >> reporter: mr. carter begins with an update on his health. this sunday he taught about ten of less than true believers. >> what do you know about timothy? anything? you know his name, right? >> timothy, he says, about the poshes of love. the former president challenged the group with questions, particularly striking coming from a man near the end of his own life. >> do you have anyone in your mind against whom you have a grievance that might be resented by you that you haven't forgiven? >> i don't think once you are a politician you ever get over being a politician. he loves the crowds. >> that's why each lesson ends with a photo session. >> my doctors have recommended that instead of standing up here that i sit down. i'm kind of embarrass bid sitting down, but anyway -- >> some in the pews are faithful. some were there to

this is jimmy carter, former president of the united states and a member of the democratic party who is saying, the united states influence is probably lower now than it was six or seven years ago. this is a difficult statement to take in and president carter has been wrong about national security issues but he's right on that one. congress has an important role to play. i can't think of a single more important national security issue than iran's aspirations for a nuclear weapon. this is a true game-changer in terms of stability and peace in the middle east and our own safety and security. and i know that iran and the rest of our colleagues will -- and i know that i and the rest of our colleagues would like to put it on a microscope and have no trouble voting it down because it jeopardizes american society and paves the way for a nuclear iran. >> more tomorrow night on c-span. then, speeches from the senate floor. we'll hear from roy blunt and florida democratic bill nelson. >> he said the agreement was the best way to prevent iran from building a nuclear weapon. this is about 25 min

we would call on the united states of america and the president jimmy carter in 1979 and returns to the panama canal to panama and we trust that the u.s. government will restore guantanamo to the government of cuba as soon as possible. good news as i said, good news this year. and the good news is possible only because of the persevering spirit of the people because of their pride and identity after years of struggle and this has been possible also because of the courage of president barack obama who was bold enough to develop a new policy vis-a-vis cuba. and we are part and parcel of the request made by latin american countries to the united kingdom government that sooner or as soon as possible negotiations begin on the basis of dialog and international law, negotiations begin on the malvina islands of argentina. the right of argentina to the malvina islands and all of the islands which historically belonged to them should be recognized or should be negotiated and this is a request from the latin american caribbean countries and nonaligned countries of 77, it's a call for a diplomacy b

and it was interesting when you're introducing jimmy carter next week, great humanitarian but he had a snake bit presidency in terms of an heiress -- embarrassment. he had a really bad translator in poland and he was trying to say i'm glad to be here and the translator -- the way that he said to the people whose i -- i desire. he didn't deserve it but there was just one thing after another. it never ended. so probably every u.s. president has a story. a lot of kings and queens, scientists, explorers, every aspect of life. >> back to the human story how did they select the lucky one that got to be involved in that experiment? >> it starts off it was the lucky human and they tried to but that didn't work so that there's this russian woman why in the interest of science so she volunteered but it didn't take so yeah it didn't take either way. yes, sir. >> if i'm correct on the cover of the book you talked about open about reaching back what is the most ancient bad day in the book lacks >> a lot of these events don't have a specific day. fortunately because the roman empire was so well-do

[laughter] alison: yeah, that jimmy carter. carter remembered wesley brown quite well.he spoke very highly of him. had a nice phone conversation with president carter about him. he did use the word brave. he said that he thought he was an outstanding person. timid, lacked courage, arrogant, so forth, he would not have been successful. this was before jackie robinson played baseball. this was a very early time. he was brave, intelligent, well behaved, responded to hazing and quite persecution with equilibrium. as i'm reading the stories and hearing these -- i don't have anything to tell you honey stories -- it was a very exciting to write down the history of old dunbar. then it was very frustrating to write down the recent history of dunbar. 2000s, that up until there was always a part that was there, preengineering program, family went to dunbar, even though they all made their way into dunbar in the 1960's, 1970's, 1980's, and the violence of the 1990's. there we people who protected the legacy of dunbar. i saw some kids trying to study, some teachers who were trying,

like jimmy carter if he would've said well i'm going to focus on the carter center, which in effect hedid, the carter museum had not been renovated for 26b years. imagine if pres. obama says i'm not going to do this. i'm i'm going to focus on making good on my promise of being the most transparent and ministration in history. that transparency has not been borne out in proactive releases of records. it hasn't been borne out in foyer request. or in following the foia. it hasn't been borne out. the clock is running out. the only chance he has to make good on that promise is to say, i am not going to spend $500 million on a building that just in a few years we may have to hold square dance lessons, or winetasting, which is what others do now to bring people in. that is the reason why i suggest not. not that he should not build out library, he should build a archive and focus on getting those records out. think about what $50 million would would do in processing records and making them available in a way that they're not just in a box. they are annotated and there in the cloud and secure.

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the truth is, jimmy carter's middle name was not hussein.f people wonder, because of the policies of this administration, whether the president is a muslim. >> they may wonder, but should candidates like trump be saying that? >> i don't think he commented either way. look, this is a flap. >> what about his comment that some people believe we already have a muslim in the white house? >> when trump loses the narrative in this race, when you get away from issues, you have these kind of distractions. presidential policies is supposed to be about big sweeping issues. as soon as he can flesh out how he's going to make america great, the better off he will be. >> get back to issues? >> did you miss his immigration -- >> at least he did write down some policies on that, but his answer on this muslim question was typical of trump. he spoke like an eighth grader. i hear bad things are happening. that's so sophisticated. >> you're right, he's not an ivy leaguer. he's not an elite. >> he never tells us his policy. >> let's see what his economic proposal

and it was interesting when you're introducing jimmy carter next week, great humanitarian but he hada snake bit presidency in terms of an heiress -- embarrassment. he had a really bad translator in poland and he was trying to say i'm glad to be here and the translator -- the way that he said to the people whose i -- i desire. he didn't deserve it but there was just one thing after another. it never ended. so probably every u.s. president has a story. a lot of kings

. >>> that's jimmy carter and his wife getting cutesie on the kiss cam, battling this cancer and made extra special. she was a little reluctant. >> she jumps right in. >>> coming up beginning at 5:00, a warning before you go holiday shopping the one question cashiers often ask risk. >>> designer labels at deep discounts specialty good will names see more at 5:00. >>> unbarebly cute, couldn't help pull out the camera after seeing the bears enjoying the up iser season, appear to be resting on the trampoline and just wandered back into the news. >>> i love bear on trampoline stories. >>> that's it for us, thanks for joining us i'm chris wragge. >>> cbs 2 news is back at 5:00

he starting to look like jimmy carter's brother, he used to record cars. this does not help the governor. >> i wonder though if it doesn't. to me, my gut reaction is if this is true you have five kids and a wife who are now victims of someone's poor decision-making. i am astounded at the amount of digging these tablets do to get a story. it's not news, it's gossip and to me it doesn't have an impact. >> lets not be hypocrites we hold our elected officials to a higher standard. but their families families are not a part of that. >> they are held to a different standard, we all agree kids are off limits. i think its murky waters when you get into siblings, spouses, and that sort of thing. >> thanks for on a test. >> i'm in camden where governor christie just look at an event announcing up to a billion dollars in development along the camden waterfront. i sappington asked the governor, does he plan to fire his brother todd from the new jersey finance leadership team? unfortunately there is no availability for press ask questions at this event. when he left, h

[applause] >> next, jimmy carter gives an update on his cancer treatment to an audience at the carter center in atlanta. the former president was joined to discuss the senators global initiatives and current world events. this is one hour. [applause] [applause] >> thank you very much to all of you. [inaudible] since i have announced that i have known this, i have been receiving treatment and i'm receiving radiation in my brain. there is a new medicine that has been developed for my disease and it took me three weeks to learn how to say it. and i get those statements every three weeks and we will talk about that a little bit later on. i started off with 84 ounces of fluid and we are down to 64 ounces per day. so i have spent a lot of time in the restroom come as you can imagine. to that is the extent of things physically. i'm going to continue now with what we have been doing at the center. we have been working on a number of issues, as you well know. and we have been establishing them ever since we founded it 32 years or so ago. and we have a very viable and well-qualified group of tr

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they gave each other a big kiss in front of the cheering crowd and jimmy carter announced he is gettingor cancer. he said he intends to remain active while he has treatment and she does not look south conscious and they look reallies really happy. >> go on, carters, where your badselves. >> a warning for people in the east bay, where you will not want to take your dogs. >> what doctors want you to know about the flu shot this year. >> looking at the rooftop camera at the embarcadero traffic is very light. very light. back with more news and weather looks like you left these two west coast birds behind! foster farm's chicken's california grown. you guys aren't from here. wrong! we love yoga and sunshine and stuff. well foster farm's chicken has no added hormones. well i wish you didn't have any added negativity! ha! high five! yeah! he's not going far. they're local. introducing fresh and natural chicken. california grown with no added hormones. from foster farms. simply better. >>> live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. >> good morning. i know you want to say the word

former president jimmy carter giving a smooch to the former first lady at the braves game last night is hometown of atlanta. not too far from his home couple hours drive. president carter, they've been married 69 years. president carter of course recently revealing he's battling a very difficult cancer. >> wow. and he said he took it better than his wife. >> true. >> that's the reason. president obama's opening his backyard to the public next week for pope francis' arrival. >> at the white house 15,000 people on the back lawn. that would surpass the 13,000 who were invited to the arrival ceremony of pope benedict in 2008. while in washington pope francis will speak to congress and celebrate mass at the basilica. >>> we are looking forward to it. i know we have teams that are headed out to see the pope. >> i wonder why he's not making an appearance on the west coast. >> i know. he's an east coast kind of guy. there's always a battle. thanks so much for joining us. our next newscast is tonight at 5:00. >> and of course all the latest information at nbcbayarea.com. have a great day, grea

they have jimmy carter fall apart and the response of the democratic party, the black peoples party is to say we are going to walk away. we are going to adopt the tough on crime message of your and our opponents. we are going to be more like them. sorry but the issues he talked about we can't talk about. jesse jackson can't deal with it. jackson wants to become -- and i think as you see african-americans pushed back these fractures existed under the surface. they burst forth and now you have the southern democrat, southern governor essentially what he saw as the death of a former president of united states. i was the first black president. you are with us. you are talking about the war but saying to their aspirations no, hillary and then you saw what had been years and decades under --. >> host: you talk about this fracture beginning with lbj and in 72 he talk about it. talk about the clinton administration. their number of things you mentioned in the book that i was unaware of that highlight this fracture and i don't even think a lot of americans knew that this was occurring in the be