i'm running for president. >> jimmy carter. >> jimmy who? 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 that kind of national office. i mean, people didn't even try. >> yesterday, about 50,000 democrats in iowa met in caucuses 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 ton

this quote from jimmy carter's state of the union address. we have no desire to be america's policeman. he wants to be america's peace keeper. cooperation with the soviet union serves cause of peace. from the state of the union, 1979, jimmy carter. fast forward to this past monday. listen to president obama saying rather similar thing. >> while military power is necessary, it is not sufficient to resolve the wages in syria. lasting stability can only take hold when the people of syria forge an agreement to live together peacefully. the united states is prepared to work with any nation including russia and iran, to resolve the conflict. trish: hmmm. yeah, you know what? that was 48 hours before russia tried to kick us out of syria. today, vladmir putin is in paris, meeting with french and german leaders defending airstrikes, once again claiming he is targeting isis. that's it. douglas holtz-eakin with me. putin is out there saying no, no, i'm just taking care of isis. something more going on here. >> interesting to draw comparison back in the

of this personality rather than a realist side. >> now of course you were a speech writer for jimmy carter so you're not just kibitzing about this. you actually know something about writing speeches for politicians and a big stage. >> well, if being a speechwriter for jimmy carter can be characterized in those terms, yes. [laughter]. >> well, i choose to believe that once you've done it they can't take it away from you and you probably have a sense that the rest of us don't have of what's right and wrong and what's good and bad in situations like that. >> and what works and what especially doesn't work. >> in this case, well you said it. that's exactly right. so in some ways he began to disappoint on that day. but over time, if you look at the list of accomplishments, supporters of his will say things he was able, often very difficult circumstances to get done over the last six years. if you step away from the politics of it and simply look at kind of the track record, you'd have to assess on paper, a pretty good six years, right, from the perspective of his supporters. >> yes, you would.

and hamilton jordan did it for jimmy carter. how did they beat all those liberals?> they were political outsiders. they were looking at the establishment. and looking at who was running. and they said, well, jimmy can beat these guys. so they went to jimmy and they told him he was able to win. >> you beat scoop jackson, george wallace, fritz mondale. all these amazing -- udall. you beat every one of them. >> and i think on the heels of watergate people were really looking for outsiders, people outside the establishment. and from their experience in georgia politics they were able to come in there and do that with president carter. zwlu didn't have a lot of time with your dad. but did you get a sense of his charm? because he definitely had, it i'll tell you. the troops loved him. >> he had an abundance, maybe an overabundance of charm. he had a huge personality. and there are a lot of stories in the book where you can really see his personality come through. his irreverence, his sense of humor. >> he gave all the cowboys -- i call them cowboys in races. they're the k

jimmy carter tried to kill him in nashville, he couldn't get him.ted kennedy was on his list, thought about killing ted kennedy. but the opportunity presented itself to kill reagan so he did. why question arc he. why? he was delusional and he thought this and make him famous and jodie foster the actors would somehow respond to him. it's crazy, but again he trained himself at a gun range, he planned everything out. not some irrational babbling guy. he should never see the light of day. they are thinking about letting him out now, that would be an insult or ronald ragan, james brady and all the secret service guys who were wounded. he should never ever be allowed out. is responsible for what he did. host: ronald reagan attempted to want to call him an offer forgiveness. are you familiar with that? guest: i heard something like that but it didn't happen we then track it down. host: what about his parents, the dr. said to him not to call that it would not make things better and it could make things worse actually. his parents, i imagine he called his pa

it is short, sweet and vintage jimmy carter. that we need iran and saudi arabia and turkey to cooperate on something. tom: it is telling that we hear from jimmy carter at 91 years old and kissinger as 92 years old. in the united kingdom, the response of cameron with regards to syria. jonathan: it is very difficult to. the other side is a refugee crisis and that is very difficult. it is not so much a foreign crisis but a refugee crisis. that is the fundamental debate at the forefront of u.k. politics right now. as we go into the autumn, i atnk of joseph nine writing harvard and this idea of the strategic discussion that doesn't happen and how could it happen as we get closer to caucuses on primaries? vonnie: that is part of it. but foreign policy carries on its own schedule. you have so many strategic goals. tom: that is where i wanted to go. beingsly, a schedule is established right now by putin. jonathan: it is. the line that sticks out is the most persistent characteristic was stubbornness. what does that tell you about the en

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as far as my financial conditions, i do agree with jimmy carter.he company i work for, they , matching401(k) whatever i contribute. by the time i retired, which was in 1994, i did not want to get too greedy -- i was almost a millionaire -- i got out of the stock market, and my investment today, i'm only getting something like 1% interest. that is a matter because i can ,ive comfortably on my pension my 401(k), and my ira account. that is all i have to say. host: carroll has this. send us a tweet, a lot of you have. the stock market has been great invest,e with money to but the rest have no money to risk. "the l.a. times" with continued speculation on whether joe biden will enter the democratic presidential race. times" heto the "l.a. is nearing a decision, according est adviserss close who says he is aware of deadlines for getting on ballots , but his main concern is his family, after the loss of his son, beau. judy from florida, good morning. how is your financial situation? better or worse over the past few years? caller: worse because as a senio

. >> jimmy carter will mark the 32nd annual work project of jimmy carter and his wife. he is undergoing cancer treatment on his brain but is given permission to travel by his doctors. >> opening today in theaters, a documentary about malala yousafzai telling the story of the know bell peace prize winner and how she stood up to the taliban when she was 15. she was shot in the head in pakistan on a school bus for saying girls have a right to education. an oscar winning filmmaker spent a year and a half with the now 18-year-old and her family to make the documentary. it opens in theaters fed in new york and los angeles and expaded around the nation october 99 >> put down the cell phone. or risk messing up your relationship. research said that this is becoming a real problem, partner phone snubbing, getting distracted by the phone when you are with your significant other. the study is based on it reduces happiness, and depression overall. >> so there is a word for it... >> a great finish to the work we, guys, put the umbrellas away, nothing but sunshine this afternoon. live

back to you. >> thank you, derrick. >>> former president jimmy carter says he feels fine.recently revealed to his sunday school class he feels fine. he calls it, quote, a challenge. >>> in a few hours we're going to find out how the district plans to handle snow removal the winter. they talk about their proud fleet and talking about their snow removal fleet. we'll also hear from council member mary cha who chairs the committee. this is the first year christopher will be in charge. >>> el nino winters. you know, there's been a lot of talk about it. they either tend to be boom or bust. >> that doesn't help us. >> it was a total bust, less than an inch of snow. we'll see. no better as we get closer. i'm going with bust for now. they're just amazed with opportunities like, oh, please, another good one. this is when we get the rug pulled out from under us. i'm going to bust for snow this winter. we'll have our official outlook coming in a couple more weekses. temperatures are in the upper 40s. on the whole, it's going to be a cool day, a chilly morning. plenty of sunshine, but

jimmy carter and ronald reagan from 1977 until 1987.hy did he succeed? first, the speaker does not always get everything they want and there were times when people o'neill did not win votes. i think tip o'neill served in a time when it was a partisan time but less partisan than now, so it was still -- it was not unacceptable for the speaker to necessarily work with or be open to a member of the opposite party. changed,hat has becoming increasingly the case that speakers are almost vilified by members of their party. if they are even seen as being willing to cooperate with a person of the opposite party and that makes it harder to do one of the jobs to negotiate with the white house. host: roger saying, what is the remedy if no one wants the job? guest: [laughter] to be fair, there are people want the job. to folks have declared candidacy if the position, but question first to paul ryan, people who do not want the job, that is a serious issue. i am not sure what the solution is. for congress to function, you need someone in that position

. >> if you at 6:00, presbyterian jimmy carter refusing -- president jimmy carter refusing to slow down roth is moving forward with a makeover at an east bay station. >> bucking trend for holiday decision with a big decisions for the busiest shopping days of for the busiest shopping days of the year. great change comes from doing the right thing. like the radical idea that health isn't an industry. it's a cause. so we do things differently. we combine care and coverage. and believe prevention is the most powerful of cures. so forgive us for not going with the flow. we just think the flow should go with us. which makes us rebels with one cause. your health. >>> welcome back. golden gate bridge picture for you on this friday morning, traffic is moving right along. >> the warriors will be without a key figure from last year's team. the head coach is taking an indefinite leave of absence to focus on rebuilt stating his back after two surgeries. it is believes he injured his back in june during game five of the finals. the g.m. said he is hopeful he will return in time for the regular season

that let say i you can start out like jimmy carter in 1976. not on anyone's radar some not constituting being a major candidate, and then he emerged as the nominee of the party. at what point -- i don't know the point in the campaign year he got that protection. but do you get it when you look like you are a credible candidate with a real shot at becoming president? >> my humble opinion here -- jimmy carter, what about bill clinton in 1992. gary hart was going to be the nominee. you get it, honestly, when someone in power says if this guy gets hurt it's going to be really embarrassing. that my humble opinion how this is done. it's such a discretionary decision. >> who get is it now? hillary clinton by the fact she is a former secretary of state and a former senator -- i don't know. >> first lady. >> first lady, okay. so the gets protection. >> yes. that's it. >> nip anyone else in the rate automatically. >> no, just mrs. clinton because of the designation of former first lady. the former secretary of state that is the security service, not the

clinton became engaged with the clinton foundation, and jimmy carter went with habitat for humanity. bush could have said, this is what's important and when still counts. the fact that did he not stayed in crawford and it's hurt his brother. >> congressman good to see you, thanks for joining us, appreciate your insight. >> okay john. >> coming up mothers and children locked up by the u.s. government. >> this is like the japanese american internment camps in the 1940s. we take entire families put them in a facility that's designed to confine them and then limit their access to medical care and education and tell everyone else they're doing fine in there. >> the rough conditions in migrant inserts and the push to shut them down. and after 11 hours of testimony, what's happening in the benghazi investigation? >> hi everyone. this is al jazeera america, i'm john siegenthaler. benghazi fallout, what 11 hours of questioning peens for hillary clinton and her adversaries can. detention deadline. u.s. immigration officials ordered to clean up their act. but advocates say they are far from it.

instability.t genie: to another world leader now, former president jimmy carter has been writing in theew york times about syria. nicholas: he cannot quite get the buzz going that tony blair can come but this article is very fascinating. he backs the suggestion of a five nation approach to the syrian crisis, the u.s., russia, iran, turkey a, and saudi arabia. in this article he says that he went to the russians and put thisrd that proposal of five nation approach. that is totally contrary to what we are seeing in washington, which is really over the past assadears that idea that must be removed for any talks to happen and this is showing that he could remain for talks to continue. , not settle at all, from the saudi press, saying this whole russian venture will think like leonardo dicaprio -- will sink like leonardo dicaprio and kate winslet. as we know, not funny. pushingsays -- shows aside to center stage for the talks in vienna. if you look at the cartoon in arabic, you can see that the table says vienna and the writing in arabic is saying that assad is very much up for discussion an

former president jimmy carter is giving everyone an update on how he'doing. he shows no signs of slowing down. he's 91 years old -- and is fighting cancer. he says he'll have another m-r-i in december to see what progress is being made... but for now... he "i, i feel fine. i've had radiation spots with the radiation. the same time, he's also resolve a dispute between the children of martin luther king junior. dr. king's children are at odds over some valuable items in his estate. a longtime n-b-a coach is being remembered this morning. flip saunders -- who was trying to rebuild the minnesota timberwolves -- as team president, coach and part owner -- has died of cancer. he took a leave of absence earlier this year to get treated for hodgkins lymphoma. doctors were optimistic but a few days ago, we learned he would miss the nba season because of complications during treatment. and then yesterday, he passed away. saunders took the timberwolves to eight straight playoff appearances from 1997-2004. this morning, there are still many questions about a deadly crash

jimmy carter certainly didn't know. jimmy carter blamed it on the inquisitiveness of the american people. right? so it was a miserable time. so jack kemp came up with this formula that -- everybody thought that, the classic keynesian economists' answer was to spend lots more money. we were already spending lots more money. kemp borrowing -- admitted borrowing from a later nobel prize winner economist -- and borrowing from john f. kennedy. democrats like to forget he proposed lowering the top tax rate from 90 to 70. it was enacted after his assassination and kemp went to his economic aide and said why don't we just copy the kennedy tax cuts? and that's what they did. the result of it was that the top rate went from 70, where it was in 1980, to 50% in the first instance, then down to 28 partisan when we had the tax reform of 1986. we had 25 years of pros tart.p n we had the tax reform of 1986. we had 25 years of pros tart.wh we had the tax reform of 1986. we had 25 years of pros tart.wh we had the tax reform of 1986. we h

jimmy carter was a brilliant t president, had a high iq -- >> no, he wasn't. >> bear with me.ald reagan didn't work half as many hours and had a much better presidency. so who says the time you put in necessarily means you're doing a good job. >> i agree with you but he doesn't need to advertise it. >> oh. >> like why make a big deal about it. >> a agree with ben one million percent. we talked about this on fox news on friday and i got a lot of e-mails and tweets saying charles it's quality not quantity. you can have quality work and still have to put in 80 hours of it. of course it's quality but we're talking about an amazing demanding job. he knows the job description and this is one of my biggest beeves with president palm balm. i've never seen a chief executive golf as much as him on the most unfortunate occasions. and now paul ryan, give me a break. it's ridiculous. >> when we come back, hillary clinton wants to force private companies to share profit with workers but did >>> just a very quick apology update for any brownie troop leaders. a large section of the population

carter didn't know, jimmy carter blamed it on the exclusiveness of the american people. it was a miserable time. jack kemp came up with this formula and everybody thought is a classic economist answer was to spend lots more money. we were already spending lots more money. so camp was a borrowing and robert mondello won a nobel prize winner, borrowing from john f. kennedy, he lowered or he proposed lowering the tax rate from 927. that was enacted after his assassination. kemp went to his economic aid and said why don't we just copy the kennedy tax cut, and and that is what they did. the result of it was the top rate went from 70, where it was in 1980, 250 and then down to 28 and we had the tax reform of 1986. we had 25 years of prosperity. part of it was our economic success, the soviets were looking at it and they couldn't match it. reagan did run up deficits for sure but the soviet union then collapsed. at the end of it, 69% of the american people thought that kutcher was going in the right direction. all over the world people thought democratic capitalism was the way t

chris: on saturday, the usd football team did something they hadn't done since jimmy carter was in the oval office. the yotes took down ndsu in fargo for the first time since 1978. as monumental as that win was though, the coyotes now have to turn their attention to missouri state. the bears have struggled this season, limping into the dakota dome with a 1-5 record. usd is just 1-2 all time against missouri state, bubuis 1-0 against them in vermillion. joe glenn--"i'm really proud of the way we fought and competed at a very high level. a lot of guys stood out. i think we got great quarterback play fromomyan saeger, nonooubt. trevor bouma had a a eat game. a loloof things to build on if we can keep getting better through practice, it's what we do. i'm not worried about what missouri state's going to run at us, what they're gonna throw at us. i'm worried about us getting better." bad news for the yotes heading trevororouma will miss the remainder of the season with an arm injury. a great week of volleyball continued for dordt today as brooke granstra and jamie gesink earned gpac attacker

jimmy carter put her on the legal services board and at 29 years old, the other board members, she is youngest person to serve at that job. she started and advocacy group for children and parents, she -- ght a group from israel when she was first lady, she addsaw the effort to children to health insurance, a big expansion of health care until the affordable care act past. she worked with republicans to get millions of children out of foster care and into homes. when she was a senator, she worked with republicans to help farmers. i would not be surprised in iowa if you see republican farmers from new york show up here. one of them called me the other day and said they wanted to come back, they said they did not know what party she was in -- he was in anymore, saying that she was the own person who did anything for farmers and i want to help her. so, that is the person i know and the person america got to see again without all those barnacles in the debate and in those 11 hours of testimony. know that want you to that is why she still has the best friend she still had in grade school. a

. >>> former president jimmy carter says he feels fine. the 92-year-old announced he is ile teaching sunday school he . related he received radiation dream on four areas in his brain. >>> this morning a washington wizards organization remembering its former head coach, flip saunders died from cancer at the age of 60. saunders coached the wizards for nearly three seasons from 2009 to 2012. from there he went to the minnesota timberwolves. in june he was diagnosed with hodge kin lymphoma and announced he would sit out the entire 2015 season. there was a tweet. quote, the sting of losing another loved one to kanlser doesn't get any easier. >>> we expect a lot of bar owners in washington. that's because a town committee is considering a bill on noise levels. it was requiring businesses to measure it. you can watch this morning's meeting on our nbc washington app. we're going to start that live stream up at around 10:00 a.m. >>> also in d.c. this morning mayor muriel bowser will start the grand opening of a new wing of udc community college. th

bush and later from jimmy carter.otably he would say recession is when your neighbor loses his job -- depression is when you lose your job and recovery begins when jimmy carter loses his job. he was blunt about these things yet went on to be one of the more unifying presidents in american history. that's standard fare if you're running for president not to mention being president. unfortunately as donald trump has said, president obama sort of did the unifying thing when he was running, interestingly, but as president he has turned out to be pretty divisive. >> perhaps this exemplifies a unifying moment for donald trump yesterday in jacksonville. take a look. >> a day ago i get these two polls -- remember, i don't believe them. i don't believe them. in iowa. one place. and i love iowa! and, look, i don't have to say it, i'm presbyterian. can you believe it? nobody believes it. i'm presbyterian. i'm presbyterian! i'm presbyterian. boy, that's down the middle of the road, folks, in all fairness. i mean seventh day adven

in 1975 the jefferson jackson dinner featured seven presidential candidates including jimmy carter. there was a straw poll taken at that event that was widely reported and is really kind of the first time that the national media took notice of jimmy carter's campaign. this is a tradition going back as far as the caucuses. host: as far as the event itself, what should we expect as we watch tonight? thet: at this point jefferson jackson dinner is really a spectacle. it is an opportunity for the candidates to show off the enthusiasm that they have built up around their campaigns here, the organization and skill in attracting people and getting people out and active in the campaign. i came into the office here in downtown des moines about 45 minutes ago, well before 8:00 a.m. here. hillary clinton already had literally dozens of people out ,n the street waving signs trying to get the attention of passing cars. hours from the doors opening. some of the rice up this morning saying that parades take place. like you mentioned, people in the streets. can you paint the picture for us? guest:

if you take too much >>> and celebrating the birthday of jimmy carter. >>> when we come back.e on the massacre at the oregon campus and hurricane joaquin. next at 6: developing news. ===take vo=== a benecia family of three - had been missing since september 11th. now, a 16-year-old is accused of killing them. ===raj/take vo=== and why the f-b-i investigating the santa clara county jail. ===next close=== the news is next. ==take sot== from na63r "i said, 'what's going on?' and she said, 'i don't know, but we have >>> before we go tonight, an update on our top story. first, a mass shooting on a community college campus in roseburg, oregon. officials say at least 13 are dead and more than 20 injured. the shooter, a 20-year-old male is also dead. he was killed in a confrontation with police. he has yet to be identified. also, we continue to monitor that massive category 4 hurricane churning in the atlantic, part of a one-two punch that could trigger catastrophic damage on the eastern seaboard and we'll continue to update on nbcnews.com and of course, tomorrow morning on "today." t

jimmy carter bill clinton, big , post-presidency's.re the highlights of reagan's post-presidency? craig: reagan never use the word retirement. but i think he was tired. he was the oldest president. he left office and he was tired. there was no doubt about it. he needed to get back to california, get back to the ranch, recharge his batteries. he was active, too. he did not worry about his legacy the way carter did and others did because he left so popular and successful. lou cannon once told me he interviewed reagan many times, but reagan never used the word legacy. he resisted talking about it. his sense was the american people think i did a good job and that will be good enough for me. he was not upset. he did have a presidential library. he did two books afterward. he was knighted by the queen. london,re speeches in there were speeches in moscow. he met with gorbachev three or four times. he was always active. he went white water rafting, blimp ride. but he also -- i think the way he compartmentalized his time in washington and put t

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. >> look how great jimmy carter ended up.he president. >> i don't think so much who is running campaign. charlie, i think agree with you. karl rove is seasoned guy, knows what is going on. but it is what are the issues that these people are going to campaign on? this country is going in the wrong direction. the millenials, now one of the articles i read, the millenials are turning a little bit more toward the right. surprise? median income is falling. and student debts are rising. they're getting a little bit more going to the right. >> usage on campaign trail going through the roof. neil: yes there is.a lot of peog deal of their age. >> i think staffs of every campaign have been young by definition. my concern they're, issues they're focused on more social issues. more important things like economy and national security. >> totally right. i could not agree -- >> be clear here, they're smoking pot on the campaigns. you just know they're doing -- >> this is the problem. >> you didn't hear from me yet. neil: sorry, lizzie, can'

. >> remember reagan against jimmy carter that debate. great lines of the debate. reagan swept his way into presidency but the warriors tomorrow night against the pelicans. i think the key for them is helped they got pretty lucky last year key players remaining healthy other experts like barkley say they wonder if the warriors can continue to shoot that well for a seconds season. >> i don't call barkley an expert anymore he's never right. >> i told veronica on the early show he is the most recognizable sports anchor replacing the retired john madden. >> we'll give him that. we'll be right back. >> doesn't mean he's right. ,,, my name is phil zietlow, and i've been an engineer on the cheerios team for 51 years. about five years ago, i found out that if my daughter-in-law, joyce, eats anything with gluten in it she feels pretty darn terrible. so my team and i came up with a way to remove the grains that contain gluten, from the naturally gluten free oats that cheerios are made of. so now joyce and i can have cheerios together anytime we wan

. >> remember reagan against jimmy carter that debate. that was one of the great lines of the debate. reagan swept his way into presidency but the warriors tomorrow night against the pelicans. i think the key for them is helped they got pretty lucky last year key players remaining healthy other experts like barkley say they wonder if the warriors can continue to shoot that well for a seconds season. >> i don't call barkley an expert anymore he's never right. >> i told veronica on the early show he is the most recognizable sports anchor replacing the retired john madden. >> we'll give him that. we'll be right back. >> doesn't mean he's right. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ♪ hush my darling... ♪ don't fear my darling... ♪ the lion sleeps tonight. [snoring.] ♪ hush my darling... [snoring.] ♪ don't fear my darling... ♪ the lion sleeps tonight. [snoring.] take the roar out of snore. yet another innovation only at a sleep number store. ♪ ♪ our next newscast is tomorr morning at 4-30. . the late show steve colbert is up next. >> next newscast tomorrow morning

hot damn, jimmy carter was great.i was also a peanut farmer. i met a deal with them and said, you give us all the energy that the oil that our country needs and i will give you all the nuts. then if you cut off your oil, will cut off your -- >> can you do mr. trump get? >> trump is going to be hard to do. >> is he? >> it's a tough voice to do because he talks 40 miles an hour with gusts up to 120. when there's nothing more to be said, he's usually singing. ronald reagan, i think, would call him agent orange. yes. >> what about hillary? >> welcome i don't do hillary, but neither does bill. >> let's move on. we can't. this is a late night show. we will take that back. rich little, what a charmer you were until then. thank you. and you, joan walsh. this has been hardball's coverage of the first democratic debate. many people think hillary clinton won tonight. it i am chris matthews in vegas. our coverage continues after this. kers. he's been paying more for car insurance because of their bad driving for so long, he doesn

whether it is henry kissinger or president jimmy carter.ch for a strategy, a new strategy on the middle east. what will you advocate for prime minister cameron? >> well, i have been saying for sometime that the problem of syria and the problem of iran, iraq, the problem of israel, palestine are interconnected problems, all created by the collapse of the empire 100 years ago. the british and the french drew the boundaries in the sand. all of that is unraveling now. what we need is an overall conference. not just syria. there is a syria problem. there is an israel/palestine problem. it is not going tosoever it. -- to solve it. people don't even know what happened. tom: exactly. they don't even know the history. you came to the dock bombay with your family truly a refugee. you saw india and pakistan torn apart in i'm guessing 1947. how do we piece together a middle east. are good borders the only solution? >> for me what is more nteresting is that the -- have dissolved. for example, how can you create a good -- if you preserve the borders? you

biden watch, the vice president will share the stage with jimmy carter tomorrow night in an event thatoring walter mondale. carter gave us an update on his fight with cancer yesterday as he taught sunday school. >> in the middle of december they're going to do another mri scan of my brain and my body to see what the progress is being made but until then i'm just trusting in god to take care of me and i've been really appreciative of all the good wishes i've had. >> definitely we wish him well. >>> if if you are standing you might want to find a seat at least for a second. why? well lindsay lohan says she might just run for president in 2020. part of her plan as detailed on instagram of course is to take care of all the children suffering in the world. now of all the problems with this scenario, here's perhaps the biggest one. she won't be 35, which is a requirement for president. but just for fun, buy it now, kanye/lohan 2020 stickers. >>> here is your second helping of larry david's impression of bernie sanders. >> not a fan of the banks. they transform on the middle class, they contr

it is quintessential jimmy carter.pplaud the fact that somebody is coming forward with something like a plan. i wonder how realistic it is. tom: i've gotten a lot of response from doing this a bit ago on surveillance. the basic idea of jimmy carter writing about the romance of another time and the successful negotiations between israel and egypt for the assassination of differentis radically from the cards being dealt to president obama and others. stephanie: what you think about this, gary? gary: it is tough to say he dealt with russia and iran, there is no russia and iran, it's the leader of the moment and putin is a different kind of character. contextgh to impose the of a different generation. it's no different than business or any other facet of life. there is the current moment of time and it's a lot more complicated. tom: one of the things that has been of huge value is the reality of death we look as ugly americans at so many other nations as an amorphous blob and its been hugely valuable for people to understa

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. >> new on "action news" former president jimmy carter is stepping in to help resolve a legal battle reverend martin luther king jr.'s children. king's two sons who run his estate have been at odds with their sister berniece over their father's traveling bible and 1964 nobel peace prize. she doesn't want her father's items sold to a buyer. >> very sad. hopefully he can do some good. >> sunday morning for many people can be a little rough depending on what saturday night looked like and they wonder what to do. take aspirin? drink water. what about peanut butter to cure a hangover. it's called steam. it's caffeinated peanut butter. they say the two tablespoons of this is equal to two cups of coffee then say it's all natural. it's got peanuts, salt, peanut oil, agave nectar. they get the coffee from green coffee extract. you can buy it online. it's sold in stores in states like massachusetts connecticut and new hampshire. not around here. they say you can eat it any number of ways. now, whether or not this has been fda approved, whether or not this is a good idea, not sure but if you're

the answer is number two, presidents jimmy carter and thomas jefferson. in addition to peanuts, jefferson grew squash, sweet potatoes and many other foods. we have our web id winner. i thought one was not easy but a lot of fun. 1040 is your winner. the scores are in the upper thousands. we'll be right back after the break. michael douglas, and new york is my home. there's no place like it in the world. and there's no time to see it like the fall. take metro north to take in the beautiful fall foliage from high above the hudson. swing a club at one of america's greatest courses... see spectacular sights underground... ...or thrilling sights above it. there's so many incredible ways to experience the fun of fall in new york state. plan your trip at iloveny.com. >>> cuteness over load coming up. look at that. six pair of panda twins born at a breeding center in china. 12 cubs including six males and good health. they're gaining an average of 1.7 ounces a day and soon they'll leave the nursery to live with other adults. they're cute, aren't they? >> we've bee

. >> you have to keep in mind that jimmy carter saw a ufo. >> dennis kucinich, redemption.n't know what that was all about, but do not mess with texas, real or fake. >> sounds like jeb. >> completely inappropriate, inappropriate, and i hope you apologize. >> no, that was will ferrell >> strategically. kennedy: let's employ our own strategically. so who is going to make the most tonight? >> anderson cooper. because i still have in my head's madonna just smacking him from behind at her concert. i feel like he might still be feeling that. have a few faux pas'. >> will will he do to the other candidates on stage? >> is going to pull his punches. >> he wants to keep it classy. it's. >> just waiting for them to ask to convert to kilometers. we had one pleasant lincoln, and that was plenty. >> they agree on illegal immigration. there is no daylight between any of them. to hear them not attack each other and agree. >> if you're not going to go after her record, her server >> her name. >> what good are you? do you really want to win? >> we will discover. the aneurysm is on the side

next, former president jimmy carter joins vice president walter mondale at a tribute to his life and legacy . they reflect on their work to expand the role of vice president during the carter administration. they also talk about human rights. humphreys school of public affairs at the university of minnesota hosted for this event recorded in washington this past tuesday. it is about 40 minutes. byi am humbled tonight president carter's presents with us despite his health challenges. i was honored to be his vice president and to be with him at the center of most of his central decisions. together where many other presidential and vice presidential teens have been shattered. what held us together is a deep shared common bond, committed to truth and decency. i never doubted his commitment to those values and i don't doubt it today. wealso succeeded because always lived up to his promise to welcome me into the center of his presence. protect the dignity of my presence. he always, always kept that promise. we succeeded for many of the reasons we will discuss tonight. i'm here with you toni

this president established himself quite convincingly as the weakest president since certainly jimmy carternd well beyond carter, your thoughts? >> absolutely and he is doing this intentionally. he came into office with a leading from behind strategy. a great threat to world peace. communism, it was the united states. take a step back and i will make it happen. >> your thoughts, john? >> for a year and a half or two years, we have seen a number of incidents where assets have come close to our air space, i think they have been practicing. they're ready to go, we don't have a clue, we were flat footed by this, and for secretary of state john kerry to say that we would welcome russian participation about isis, and even as they're striking nonisis targets, forces we supposedly support, and then to a peer again this evening. the theater of the two of them standing there together. he knows even if jon kerry doesn't. >> let me ask you quickly, k.t., there has been a run up to the crawl of our so-called spies or operatives or analysts in china. the public has known about it for four months only now