here comes jimmy carter. former president carter said of all his in his public life, that's the favorite. watch out, skinny worm. here comes jimmy carter! so happy 99th birthday, mr. president. middle east peace may still be a work in progress but this other goal, you might get to cross it off your list. jimmy carter turning 99 years old yesterday. with jimmy carter and his beginy worm eradication program, we have one model for how a former american president can make the best use of his post presidency years. there are other models, too. and we will talk later on this hour about the remarkable scenes in court today in new york. former president donald trump deciding to be in the courtroom today in new york even though he did not have to be. this today was the civil case brought against trump and his adult sons and top employees of his business and his business itself. it is a civil case in which the new york attorney general has alleged insurance fraud and falsified business records and financial records. the

good to talk to you. >> thanks, jim. >>> it is a momentous weekend for jimmy carter. he's turning 99 years old today. happy birthday, president carter. a look at his remarkable legacy in and out of office. that is next. you're live in the cnn "newsroom." the power goes out and we still have wifi to do our homework. and that's a good thing? great in my book! who are you? no power? no problem. introducing storm-ready wifi. now you can stay reliably connected through power outages with unlimited cellular data and up to 4 hours of battery back-up to keep you online. only from xfinity. home of the xfinity 10g network. >>> america's 39th president is turning 99 years old today. birthday celebrations for former president jimmy carters have been underway this weekend at the carter center in atlantic and well wishes are coming from from all over the world including from president biden. >> mr. president, happy birthday, pal. i've known a lot of presidents as you have, but i admire you because you have such incredible integrity, character, and determination. i consider it a grea

jimmy carter turning 99 years old yesterday. and in jimmy carter and his global guinea worm eradication program we have one model for how a former american president can make the best use of his post presidency years. there are other models to. and we will talk later on this hour about the remarkable scenes in court today in new york, former president donald trump deciding to be in the courtroom today in new york even though he did not have to be. this today was the civil case brought against trump and his adult sons and top employees of his business and his business itself. it's a civil case in which the new york attorney general has alleged insurance fraud and falsified business records and falsified financial records. the basic allegation from the attorney general in this lawsuit, is that trump's real estate business it's built on fraud. it's built on systemic, sustained, deliberate, financial fraud. but the attorney general is claiming here is that former president trump's lying insistence that he is way richer than he actua

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thank you. >>> jimmie carter has 99 reasons to celebrate. rmer georgia peanut farmer who became president-spend his birthday with his family. millions of people have been sending carter personal messages. here's cbs' mark strassmann. >> reporter: they're celebrating a birthday in tiny plains, georgia. jimmy carter's birth place, 99 years ago today. >> i think we're just going to get down there and hang out as a family, you know, just be a really strong private event. he can't party like he used to for hihis 99thth birththday so >> repororter: nonee of us can. >> n none off us can. that's's exaxactly riright. >>>> jimmymy carter,, happy bir. >>>> reporter:r: amemericans cee with him. the famous. >> happy birthday, president carter. and the every day. a jimmy carter peanut gallery of well-wishers, the white house wooden cake, 39 candles for the 39th president. it's some salute considering most americans alive today were born after jimmy carter left the white house in 1981 and were back here to plains. >> having a great day. >> the father of the

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as i'm looking at today's time, that was the days of jimmy carter. everybody remember jimmy carter? we are in a similar time in many ways. we are onin the vernal of proxy wars one with russia and iran and cold war with china and culture war in our country, we have problems with inflation with no plan out. no planin out. i want to speak today kind of as an economist how to navigate through this but this is where we are, but it's only bad news unless you look through the light at the end of the tunnel and say what happened right after jimmy carter because i believe this president joe biden is our generation's jimmy carter in many ways and not to be disrespectful but you look at the influence, what's happening in america but what happened after that. a manme named ronald reagan came anda he began to speak and i believe this transcend and inspire our country to another level and that's what we need to do today in a republican party and that's what i feel call as president to try to connect to america at a different level. we have to go beyond where we are. the republican party has the g

president biden is our generation's jimmy carter in many ways. not to be disrespectful, but you look at the influence, what is happening in america, but what happened after that. a man named ronald reagan came and he began to speak, and i really believe this, transcend and inspired our country to another level. that is what we need to do today and republican party. that is what i feel called to do, to connect to american a different level. we have to go beyond where we are. the republican party has the greatest message in the world. i missed the debate stage by about five of you new hampshire. i said i am coming for you, new hampshire, because i missed the debates. we just got a pulling increase in iowa, so i think we are in the top six there. we're climbing. but at the end of the day, this message is starting to resonate with people because it the truth and has a different message with it. but it will take another message for the republican party. we have to see beyond where we are. the electorate has changed. our message is great but our messag

in september 1978, us president jimmy carter, who was really concerned about peace and security in the world, invited the two sides of major conflict to a meeting. his guests were anwar al saddat, resident of egypt and former fighter, the prime minister of israel, may him begin. after 30 years fruitless arab israeli wars, both sides preferred to talk secretly about the conflict for few days. the secret talks needed a comfortable place and it was situated in washington northwest road top of the forest hills. it was camp david, the country retreat for the president of the united states. it is lase filled with trees, good weather. and also important secrets. of course, this was not the first time that the united states held itself accountable for israel. jimmy carter was not the... only one had this sense of responsibility in us government, the first and perhaps most responsible us president on the palestinian issue was harry s truman. the most important place to express this sense of responsibility was in the united nations general assembly to divide palestine into two independent states

it's some salute considering most americans alive today were born after jimmy carter left the white house81 and moved back here to plains. >> he's like the father of the town. he's the heart of the town. and we just celebrate him every day. >> reporter: when carter entered hospice back in february his family thought he had days to live. seven months later he's earned all this birthday fuss. >> he's modest, and -- but, you know, he's mild. he likes the attention. >> he's proud of it. >> very proud of it. >> reporter: jimmy and rose sa lin carter, married 77 years, will celebrate the day as true southerners, with family, fried chicken and caramel cake, his favorite. >> they've gotten to experience this outpouring of support over these last several months that has really been gratifying >> and we also want to wish president carter a happy birthday from all of us here at "face the nation." until next week, for "face the nation," i'm margaret brennan. >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >>> good evening. thanks for

happy birthday, sir. >> reporter: for more than forty years at the carter center, jimmy carter devotedase advocacy, to promoting democracy and human rights across the world. and tonight, his grandson, jason carter, on what he believes has kept his grandfather going strong all these years. >> the thing that's always kept him going is my grandmother and that love story that they have that has now gone on for 77 years is one that's truly remarkable. and aside from that love story, it's his faith. >> linsey: what an enduring story. happy birthday, mr. president. >>> thanks so much for watching. i'm linsey davis in new york. david muir back here tomorrow. i hope to see you tomorrow on "good morning america." have a great night. janai: hey, everyone, i'm janai norman, and we're headed off on a journey to find the cutest baby animals around right here on "oh baby!". today, we're cruising from california to canada as we check out the most awesome animals in north america. we'll meet a marine mammal often mistaken for mermaids and a rural rascal with a roguish reputation. plus, a migrating moth

jimmy and rosalynn carter are one. they are a unit. he is a principal caretaker of her.e worked, i believe, to make sure she is taking care of. he is there and planes with her. one of the great aunt song love stories of presidential history. they knew each other since they were children. the village, you know, and planes and their journey to america together is really something special. so, i am of the belief, i have love for them both, they are around for a while and making it to 100, the 100th birthday. the longest living president in american history. >> looking back to 46, who is over rated, who is underrated? sorry to be so simple about that question. >> that's okay. you know, some of the people that have been underrated are suiting up in people's estimation. dwight eisenhower in particular. finding a spot where democrats liberals, moderates and conservatives, we have seen his two terms as this great kind of prosperity that he dealt with. the interstate highway system, nafta, intervention in little rock. the more we are looking at what eisenhower accomplished with g

happy birthday, sir. >> reporter: for more than forty years at the carter center, jimmy carter devotedase advocacy, to promoting democracy and human rights across the world. and tonight, his grandson, jason carter, on what he believes has kept his grandfather going strong all these years. >> the thing that's always kept him going is my grandmother and that love story that they have that has now gone on for 77 years is one that's truly remarkable. and aside from that love story, it's his faith. >> linsey: what an enduring story. happy birthday, mr. president. >>> thanks so much for watching. i'm linsey davis in new york. david muir back here tomorrow. i hope to see you tomorrow on "good morning america." have a great night. week 2023. also kaiser permanente gives an update on contract talks as thousands of medical workers are just days away from walking off the job. and it's a colorful bay area tradition that happens every first sunday of october. the big impact, the castro street fair has on the neighborhood. abc7 news starts right now. >> building a better bay area moving forward, fin

jimmy carter was not the only one who had this of responsibility in us government. the first and perhaps most responsible us president on the palestinian issue was harry s truman. the most important place to express this sense of responsibility was in the united nations general assembly to divide palestine into two independent states, arab and jewish. it was possible to create nation with both the majority. the next arab israeli dispute was over waterway built in 1869 in egypted this canal connected port said on the mediterranean coast to the gulf of sweez in the red sea. this waterway later became known as swiss canal. the canal was built so that ships traveling from the west to the port. the east the world would not have to go around the african continent احنا مستعدين للحررب. there is no way that we will allow israeli ships to pass through. the jews are threatening war. we tell them hello and welcome. we're ready for war, but there is no way we will give up our right. i've been asked by my government to explore what these governments intend to reopen this internat

thank you. >>> well, jimmy carter has 99 reasons to celebrate. ame president will spend his birthday with his family. millions of people have been sending carter personal messages. here's cbs's mark strassmann. >> reporter: they're celebrating a birthday in tiny plains, georgia. jimmy carter's birthplace 99 years ago today. >> i think we're just going to get down there and hang out as a family. you know, just be a really small private event. he can't party like he used to for his 99th birthday. so -- >> none of us can. >> none of us can. that's exactly right. >> i love you, jimmy carter. happy birthday. >> reporter: americans celebrate with him. the famous -- >> and h happy birthday, presidt carter. >> reporter: -- and the everyday. a jimmy carter peanut gallery of well wishers. the white house wooden cake. 39 candles for the 39th president. it's some salute, considering most americans alive today were born after jimmy carter left the white house in 1981 and moved back here to plains. >> grab a cupcake. >> he's like the father of the town. he's th

join the show through facebook, twitter, only on press tv, in september. in 1978, us president jimmy carter, who was really concerned about peace and security in the world, invited the two sides of major conflict to a meeting. his guests were anwar al sadat, president of egypt and former fighter, the prime minister of israel, managin begin. after 30 years of fruitless arab israeli wars, both sides preferred to talk secretly. about the conflict for few days. the secret talks needed a comfortable place and it was situated in washington northwest road top of the forested hills. it was camp david, the country retreat for the president of the united states. it is a place filled with trees, good weather, and also important secrets. of course, this was not the first time that the united states held itself accountable for israel. jimmy carter was not the only. one had this sense of responsibility in us government, the first and perhaps most responsible us president on the palestinian issue was harry s truwman. the most important place to express this sense of responsibility was in the united nation

jimmy carter was not the only one had this sense of responsibility in us government. the first and perhaps most responsible was president on the palestinian issue was harry s truwman. the most important place to express this sense of responsibility was in the united nations general assembly to divide palestine into two independent states, arab and jewish. it was possible to create nation with vote of the majority and give them land in the same place. will say yes, those are against will say no. the next arab israeli dispute was over waterway built in 1869 in egypt. this canal connect port sid on the mediterranean coast to the gulf of suez in that sea. this water would later became known as the sues canal. the canal was built so that ships travelling from the west to the ports of the east of the world would not have to go around the african continent. اهلا وسهلا احنا مستعددين are ready for war, the gulf of egypt, there is no way that we will allow israeli ships to pass through, the jews are threatening war, we tell them, hello and welcome, we are ready for war, but the

more on the birthday celebrations next. >>> today jimmy carter, america's 39th president turns 99 years old today. happy birthday, mr. president. carter is the oldest living former president and first u.s. president born in a hospital. with the shutdown averted, celebrations at the carter center can continue today. birthday wishes are coming in from all over the world, in fact, including this message from the sitting president. >> mr. president, happy birthday, pal. i've known a lot of presidents, as you have, but i admire you because you have such incredible integrity, character and determination and i consider it a great honor to know you and to have worked with you. and i just hope i can be one half the president you've been. god love you. >> what a nice picture that was of them way back when. and then look, right here on the white house lawn, today a larger-than-life birthday card for president carter. tom foreman has more. >> reporter: making a surprise appearance in the peanut parade there was president jimmy carter, barely visible but smiling, rolling into his 99th birthday where

in september 1978, us president jimmy carter was really concerned about peace and security in the world, invited the two side of major conflict to a meeting. his guests wereward, president of egypt and former fighter, the prime minister of israel begin. after 30 years. in the fruitless arab israeli wars, both sides preferred to talk secretly about the conflict for few days. the secret talks needed a comfortable place and it was situated in washington northwest road top of the forest hills. it was camp difbit, the country retreat the resident of the united states. it is a place filled with trees, good weather. and also important secrets. of course, this was not the first time that the united states held itself accountable for israel. jimmy carter was not the... only one had this sense of responsibility in us government. the first and perhaps most responsible us present on the palestinian issue was harry as truman. the most important place to express the sense of responsibility was in the united nations general assembly to divide palestine into two independent states, arab and jewish. it

plus, president jimmy carter turning 99 years old today. we'll bring you all the celebrations. >>> all right. the stage is set for 75,000 unionized health care workers to walk off the job this week in what would be the industry's largest strike in u.s. history. talks with their employer, kaiser permanente fell short of reaching a labor deal before the workers' contract expire saturday night and those employees could join the picket line wednesday unless a deal is reached. al camillia, what can you tell us about the workers joining the strike? >> reporter: well, they're exhausted. one union member told me her biggest concern is a shortage of workers. she told me it's a domino effect. it affects the patients at the end of the day. she said it's going to take so much longer when you go to the hospital to see a nurse or doctor to get something like an x-ray. she says sometimes pt next available appointment is three, four, five months in advance. it's really difficult to do the job of two or three people while also realizing it often has an effe

jimmy carter turns 99 today. happy birthday to president carter.ere going to go back to the phone lines now. back to your reaction as a federal shut down was averted. republicans, (202) 748-8001. democrats, (202) 748-8000. independents, (202) 748-8002. federal workers, (202) 748-8003 . joyce in birmingham, alabama. democratic line. caller: hello and thank you for taking my call. i love c-span. happy birthday jimmy carter and good lord, we need -- taking care of the elections and such. when i hear republicans offended by being called magas. give me a break. this what they have identified themselves for years. be honest for a second. anyway, happy birthday jimmy carter. and q for taking my call and i love c-span. host: maryland in missouri. independent line. caller: good morning. i'm glad we avoided a shut down. and all the brave people that voted, hang in there. i am 83 years old myself. i recently moved here to be around mike daughter and grandkids. i am so glad we averted the shutdown of the government. they do good work. i'm glad to be here and i

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i remember after jimmy carter left office, president jimmy carter, he was the first want to bring up the fact that the israelis were stealing land from the palestinians. in fact, the whole is really border is on palestinian land. they have continued to take and take from these people. they probably did not pay attention to it too much because they were so many israelis already fighting and protesting benjamin netanyahu's presidency -- whatever they call it. i don't think america should give them one dime. we can give them support as far as weapons, but i think benjamin netanyahu has only been charged with taking money from the israelis. he has become so far right, like trump, he is trying to get out of his own legal problems. host: any comment there, aaron? guest: there is this aspect of why the attack happened now. the symbolism of the '73 war, but there's also been a lot of political chaos in israel because of netanyahu's new government to effectively strip power from the supreme court to have a say over his decisions. this has like two giant protests over the last year in israel,

i want to -- to jimmy carter. i want to offer condolences over the loss of dianne feinstein who passed away friday after more than 30 years representing california in the senate. governor gavin newsom has stated that he's going to naming someone certainly. as you, know he pledged to appoint a black woman. he made other statements it will be people -- you said you don't want to discuss this out of respect to the family. i'm going to respect that, the statements about the. i want to bring it up. so viewers would not feel i was ducking the issue. my position is what it is, we will find out in a respectful time with the congresswoman wants to say about that. >> let me just mention a couple of things about senator feinstein. >> these have not been brought forth about senator feinstein. in offering my condolences and grieving like the rest of our state and country is with the loss of this trail blazer. a couple of things and stories that i want to relate to. we were on the senate floor. senator padilla spoke eloquently

in 1980, ronald reagan defeated incumbent jimmy carter in part by asking americans to reflect on whether they are better off than they had been four years earlier. i'm curious about all of you. what would you say if asked the same about today's incumbent. are you better off than you were four years ago? >>> congressman dean phillips announce on friday that he's challenging president biden for the democratic nomination. he'll join me in just a moment. would he be doing so if americans felt that they were better off now than they were four years ago? i ask that because in the final week of the 1980 presidential campaign, ronald reagan asked jimmy carter that crystallized and maybe sway the election. >> next tuesday all of you will go to the polls. you'll stand there in the polling place and make a decision. i think when you make that decision it might be well if you ask yourself, are you better off than you were four years ago? >> carter was then beleaguered by the misery index, acued economic measure invented by economist arthur oaken in the 1970s. combination of unemployment and inflatio

you have jimmy carter center putting out statements blanketed, we want both sides to quit fighting.end the threat and they are putting it like they want to end the war. ceasefire today, not going into gaza means threat of what happened exist for eternity, do you accept collateral damage to yoon this threat for your country forever or take a step back and do ceasefire in the bloodshed in palestine, not in israel. >> harris: stopping, not winning. >> joey: i don't know if our administration is on the idea of that. >> harris: jimmy carter center, how did he do with iran? video shows atrocities and we will warn you, we have not seen this together, we watch it with you. this footage from saturday shows hamas forces surrounded a civilian hideout during the attack. you see a man running for his life before the terrorists open fire and they threw a live grenade to clear out survivors. this dash cam shows the moment vehicle hit with gunshots from hamas invaders. it is not clear how many people were inside the car and we do not know the condition of those involved. bring in retired aefrm army

jimmy carter turns 99 today. happy birthday to president carter.ere going to go back to the phone lines now. back to your reaction as a federal shut down was averted. republicans, (202) 748-8001. democrats, (202) 748-8000. independents, (202) 748-8002. federal workers, (202) 748-8003 . joyce in birmingham, alabama. democratic line. caller: hello and thank you for taking my call. i love c-span. happy birthday jimmy carter and good lord, we need -- taking care of the elections and such. when i hear republicans offended by being called magas. give me a break. this what they have identified themselves for years. be honest for a second. anyway, happy birthday jimmy carter. and q for taking my call and i love c-span. host: maryland in missouri. independent line. caller: good morning. i'm glad we avoided a shut down. and all the brave people that voted, hang in there. i am 83 years old myself. i recently moved here to be around mike daughter and grandkids. i am so glad we averted the shutdown of the government. they do good work. i'm glad to be here and i

, president jimmy carter of the united states, egypt has been getting billions of dollars every year as is the case with the zionist state of israel from the united states, they've been getting this money, so egypt is in a way has been bribed to carry out the wishes. the united states on behalf of the zionist state, so any meeting in egypt where the united states is involved, that should be suspect in the first place, now what's happening, you mentioned earlier in the program about the attacks upon american bases in iraq, in syria, those attacks are causing the american military. to respond and move its assets, its ships into those areas of the world, and i will say this, and american leaders should really take this very serious, iran has the capability of sinking american aircraft carriers, and then i should also say that even with. russia is is allied with syria, they're allied with iran, with russia, russia has not forgotten the united states complicity in the sinking of the russian muskova warship through the hands of ukraine, they haven't forgotten that, so the longer this go on

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high, the re election, know there are enough comparisons made about jimmy carter and joe, by, by his biggest rival, donald trump, that's something that he, he basically want to avoid. so the whole stage situation, the prisoner situation is something that, that i'm to me blinking will be pushing. but the reality is when he, when he comes to israel, there's not many leaders. he can push to try and convince them to rein in what any, any plans they have for guys to make sure that any response is in move you all the global community proportional to what it happened. rather than extending into something much more, which will inflame at the middle east and also the way that out of world. and what about within israel domestically? i mean, what has been the full allowance if this conflict a well interesting enough bell as old as one thing she would be considered to be but, but on the right wing of benjamin netanyahu was at coalition government. he said he takes responsibility, but what happened last side to the he says that it was a leadership failure and also a security failure. and perhaps

we certainly saw that with jimmy carter. i think the interesting dynamic that's going on right now is that iran saw what happened during the trump administration. they saw all of these alliances growing with the abraham accords, with the arab states and potentially even with saudi arabia. all of that was isolating iran, right? so, and i think that there was a reason and an intention to the brutality of this attack, because it incites so much anger on the part of israel and the part of the united states. and now we see what's happening. we see the arab states, some of which have become, you know, we've built alliances with over the past few years where they're also now chanting death to america. so iran, which became very isolated, is now feeling a little bit of support from its arab brothers out in the rest of the region. and that is a problem. and i think what an american president needs to do the at this point so to remindal all of those countries why they wanted those alliances. there is good and bad despite religious dif

but when they have george mcgovern or jimmy carter, it doesn't work. joe biden is a force multiplier because of his cognitive problem, he's a force multiplier of this division and we're starting to see -- gaza tore this scab off and we're seeing a putrid wound of what this democratic party is. it is pro-hamas, pro-open border, proban natural gas stove and that doesn't appeal to middle-class people. it appeals to bi-coastal elite and they have a real problem and can't paper it over with guy like joe biden. he's jimmy carter and george mcgovern and gives enormous opportunity for republican party to appeal to disaffected voters. they will win overwhelmingly. >> laura: you'll be shocked to know elite from council on foreign relations, they are panicking that america might move back to focus on america first. watch this. >> we fought for america first under donald trump to joe biden thchl is partnership foreign policy. the partnerships would be placed at risk. this election are going to be greater than any election in modern history. >> laura: victor, what

president jimmy carter turned 99.ow 90 90 celebrates birthday yesterday with his wife rosalyn. and there children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren. jimmy carter is the nation's oldest living president. his family announced in february that it was and the medical treatments and going in a hospice home care because he had of series of hospitalizations but she seems to have made it through that last week, carter made his first public appearance with a surprise visit to his town's peanut festival. jimmy carter, happy birthday. 99. it sent 21. and coming up on the kron morning news, the california condor is making a big come back. we'll have more on that endangered birds appearance in mount diablo. >> 10 24 is the time and happening this wednesday. every television radio cell phone in the u.s. is going to send out an electronic warning tone of an emergency alert. don't be concerned again, is just a test, but it will be conducted about 11, 20 in the morning. our time should last about a half hours. at some point in th

just like jimmy carter did. jimmy carter was not a strong president.hen the ayatollahs took over in 1979 and took americans hostages. when soviet invaded afghanistan. he did a u-turn. he has to do a u-turn on iraq policy and broader policy. >> lawrence: he is also is not responding back here at home as we see folks in the middle of the street in the major cities as hamas is calling for a day of rage. got folks in america waiving hamas flags. it just doesn't seem like the administration understands the ideology. >> he has got openly anti-semitic members in his own party in congress like rashida tlaib that he won't condemn by name. >> brian: says she is very smart. >> is he essentially apologizing for all of these pro-hamas rallies. let's remember, hamas didn't just two weeks ago butcher babies and burn families alive, they now to this very moment still have hostages, babies, children, women, in gaza doing god knows what to them. and the president goes out of his way to keep distinguishing between ordinary gazans and hamas. he said last night hamas doesn

jimmy carter known for peanuts and he being an incredible humanitarian and area's 99 years old. wow. amazing. yeah. october is cancer awareness month in san francisco kick things off with the more than pink walk. thousands of people participated and you can see them all here out for the susan g komen organizations. walk. it was honoring survivors and those living also with cancer. they started at san francisco zoo and and then they proceeded to have their walk. and the big events, a big fundraiser to kron four's tiffany justice, talk to a cancer survivor. >> i was diagnosed 2 days before swac and 2021. said it became a passion of mine after that and just combing does so many great things to support with education and financially and just all kinds of information when you're going through. it >> it feels great to see so many women that survived it and to know that we're making advances so that it's easy. the process is easier for women. it's not it's not terminal. it's not fatal. it's a process to go through. anything we can did make that process easier. mark ball, it's all worth

that undermined jimmy carter by my presidency backin jimmy carter by my presidency back in 1979, and w what happened to president carter. he also talked about israel following the rules of war. i he wants to avoid a humanitarian crisis in gaza, and then he made reference to having seen confirmed pictures of children being beheaded. i reached out to the white house after that, and a white house official told me that he was referencing media reports that he had seen, and that he didn't actually any kind of information that we aren't currently privy to. the president — aren't currently privy to. the president was _ aren't currently privy to. the president was making these remarks at a meeting ofjewish community leaders here in the us. what came out of that meeting? i us. what came out of that meeting?— us. what came out of that meetin: ? ~ , meeting? i think there must first of all— meeting? i think there must first of all praise _ meeting? i think there must first of all praise for- first of all praise for president biden's response, they stood up and gave him a standing ovation in that

former president, jimmy carter, on his 99th birthday. the white house had this on the front lawn and leaders wished him well and there were notes from ecuador, australia, and every corner, including his hometown of georgia. ♪ happy birthday to you ♪ ♪ happy birthday dear jimmy ♪ ♪ >> that's the church with jimmy carter taught sunday school, wishing him a happy 99th birthday at the start of sunday service. >> mr. president, happy birthday, pal. i have known a lot of presidents, as you have, but i admire you because you have such incredible integrity, character and determination, and one of the smartest things you ever did, i was one of the first to endorse you because i knew who you were. you have not changed a bit, and never stopped, and i consider it a great honor to know you and work with you. i just hope i can be one-half of the president you have been. happy birthday, pal. >> happy birthday, mr. president. thank you for your company this hour. i am rosemary church. i will be back with more cnn "newsroom" in just a moment. stick aroun

i have been watching this since jimmy carter. and it is the definition of insanity. it is akin to assault weapons on the streets of america. weapons of war. it just isolates us and makes us afraid of each other, and the thing these two both have in common is the nra took money from the russians to help get trump elected. and maria was sent by the russians. host: before we go back to 2016 and russia, let me keep it to the middle east. are we at status quo? caller: i do agree that -- >> i do agree that we are thankful for c-span. it is great to have this balance. so i do not think it was the status quo. >> we take you back to