. >> jimmy carter. >> jimmy carter, president of the united states. peanut farmer from georgia.y. just because it's such a... >> it's a voi. >> can we start with andrea bocelli. >> andrea bocelli. singer. >> come on. >> i swear. love, love, love this man. he's beyond beyond. he's a lawyer. he sculpt, plays every instrument, rides horses, swims, dives, wind surfs. he's a renaissance man. >> what is it in his vocal quality, approach to music that makes him the greatest? >> he walks in both worlds. he's the most knowledgeable classical person i know. more than lang lang my friend the piano plash. he can sit at the piano and play a beetles seconding or pick up the guitar and play a creedance clearwater guy or sing an opera that you or i knew. that was not a short answer. >> that's all right. i don't want short, i want expansive david foster. i think of the other amazing voices that you have worked with, and a couple of names - whitney houston. houston. >> i was between whitney houston and celine. now. >> great voices. it's worthy of saying this. celine was so amazing because whateve

jimmy carter carter certainly would've been there. >> yes a lot of people like lincoln that were really had a chance to shine and the public rallied around them and you can look at the result. neil: do you ever wonder what the question would be like? what kind of things that they would be asking? let's just say that the faint of heart need not apply. ♪ ♪ neil: do you ever wonder how terrorist groups recruit? in the case of al qaeda, do you wish to execute a suicide mission, or what objectives would you like to accomplish on this path? or who should be contacted in case you become a martyr to how is that for a job application and for scary? because all of that israel. among the treasure trove of documents actual job applications aimed at rooting the very best or very worst. and so you can imagine what the application of isis looks like. >> i cannot imagine. this is the most bizarre application i have ever seen and it looks like it was ripped from the dictator. questions are outlandish. >> i mean this is what they would ask an elementary school teacher and not a terrorist. >> this is a tw

when i compare jimmy carter to barack obama -- [laughter] steve king: i never thought it would say this, but i miss jimmy carterr gave us ronald reagan, think how great our next president will be! [applause] steve king: our next president will give us a strong national defense. he will be a president who will identify our enemy, radical islam. [applause] steve king: our next president will identify how we defeat the ideology of radical islamism that will have the comfort of knowing the united states defeated a number of ideologies within a half of the century in the 20th century. defeated japanese imperialism and italian fascism and german nazi-ism. it took 45 years of the cold war to defeat the ussr in the cold war. we should not think we cannot defeat an ideology. yes, we can do that. [applause] steve king: we need to do cyber warfare against them, offensive and defensive. shut off their money wherever it comes from and wherever it goes. we need to shut down their misinformation educational effort all over the world wherever we can. we need to build a strong alliance with moderate muslim countries so they wil

jimmy carter -- you knew jimmy carter, didn't you? neil: a little. >> he was recognized as a genius. everybody thought he was a genius, going to solve all the problems economic and foreign policy. ronald reagan was thought of as a kind of a -- what did they call him a fumbling idiot. neil: a cowboy. >> he ended up winning the cold war. sometimes the so-called experts like hillary clinton and jimmy carter who know the foreign policy field actually execute to use her words -- >> that's right. neil: i'm wondering if that is something that might favor dark horse in the race who are not appreciating. could it be the governor from wisconsin or i don't know how chris christie will do. does it have to be a senator? >> i don't think it has to be a senator at all. i think, you know, going david's point, we saw ronald reagan who was a governor being able to go after and fight off and win the cold war. i think that senator rubio tried to make that point that the governors, can they lead that first day? i have to tell you, you look at a governor je

when i compare jimmy carter to barack obama, i actually -- i didn't think i would ever say this, i actually miss jimmy carter next president will be! [ applause ] our next president will be a president that will give us a strong national defense. he'll be a president who will identify our enemy, radical islam. our next president will be a president that will identify how we defeat that ideology of radical islam, that will have the comfort of knowing that the united states defeated a number of ideologies within a half a century in the 20th century, defeated japanese imperialism and italian fascism and german nazism nazism. and it took 45 years of the cold war to defeat the ussr in the cold war. we used to think we could not defeat an ideology. yes, we can do that. [ applause ] and that is we need to do cyberwarfare against them offensive and defensive shut off their money wherever it comes from wherever it transfers through, and wherever it goes. we need to shut down their misinformation educational effort all over the world wherever we can. we need to build a strong alliance with the moderate muslim countrie

possible health problems forcing former president jimmy carter to cut an international trip short. cartern south america to monitor upcoming elections but it's expected back home in georgia tonight. non-profit foundation the carter center will say the 90-year-old was not feeling well during his visit to guyana. >> this mother's day family also set celebrated their moms for all that they do. we do a lot don't we? >> guessing more than a few even got a few fun surprises. >> how about a call from the president of the united states? >> ooh. >> stephanie -- >> yes. >> hi, this is barrack obama. your president. >> eye patti. >> hi, yes. >> this is barack obama. >> you you. >> yes, it is. >> no way. >> way. >> i decided on mother's day i should call up some weather writers moms and say thank you for being great moms. >> that is amazeing. >> you're one of the moms i wanted to say thank you to. you still don't believe me? it's me. give me a test. what kind of test? >> she's going to test him now. >> i hope he answers the test. >> president obama called three unsuspecting moms as you just saw who s

carter. you knew jimmy carter. >> knew him very well, yes. >> seth: and that must be good back in the day toeah, he and rosalynn still come out and we play plans or in atlanta you know if there around they'll come out and sing the gospel stuff with us. >> seth: oh that's lovely. this also just happening. surprised it hasn't happened earlier. you have your own brand of marijuana now. >> oh yes. doesn't everybody? [ laughter ] >> seth: doesn't everybody. yeah. you know, i remember years ago you were on "60 minutes." one of my favorite things i heart on 60 minutes was i believe ed bradley said to you during the interview, "are you going to smoke weed after this interview?" and you said "that depends, do you have any?" >> yeah, do you have any? [ laughter and applause ] >> seth: on of the great all timers. so you have your own brand of marijuana. >> i will have. we're still -- >> seth: and is the fun part sort of testing it saying, "i want it more like this?" >> yeah. in fact i'm looking for folks to help me test it. are you available? >> seth: oh, i can find the time. i can find the time. and y

. >>> former president jimmy carter returned home from a trip because he wasn't feeling carter, who is90 returned home. the specifics of his health concerns have not been released. staffers stayed behind to observe. this is the 100th international election to be observed by the former president carter center which was founded in 1982. >>> people in nepal are struggling to recover more than two weeks after the deadly earthquake there. many are still without a place to call home and others are in need of medical care. the united nations said the international response to the crisis has been slow. the quake killed more than 8,000 people and injured 16,000 others. >>> today a group of volunteers from delaware is expected to return home after being in the quake zone. the delaware medical relief team has been in the country since last week. they tweeted photos of doctors treating people in need. "nbc 10" was at the philadelphia international airport saturday as the second group of volunteers prepared for their flight to nepal. they will pick up where the first team left off. the volunteers b

jimmy carter. he had all three things and he they ever-- they only dump on him. so -- >> look, you don't think jimmy carter'ss weird? jon, the man was a penis farmer. (laughter) >> jon: peanuts he was a knee nuts he farmed peanuts. you cannot farm-- you can't-- you can't farm penises is what i'm -- >> that's not what i heard. >> jon: well, i don't know who would tell you that. because-- here's the other thing too. it's not like all republican candidates always meet that criteria either. you know newt gingrich in 2008 he was a front-runner for a time. he was onÑi his third wife aka the woman he left his second wife for. >> yeah, i mean-- exactly jon. and you know when a marriage gets weird you just got to get out andçó get a new one you n÷ju? (laughter) >> jon: is that-- is that a sheep there? is that -- >> well technically it's a ram. there there big fella it will allçó be over soon. >> jon: what about the republican himself reagan called his wife mommy. >> what's weird about that. it's just a husband saying mommy, i have con plated you with the woman whose vagina i came out of. >> oh, it's coming here we go

former president jimmy carter cut short a trip to guyana for health reasons. carter was there to observe that country's national elections. the carter center said only the former president was in the feeling well and would be returning to atlanta. president obama is hosting leaders of arab gulf nations this week at camp david. one of the main topics, threats posed by islamic extremist groups, in particular, isis. here's julianna goldman. >> the so-called lone wolf could strike at any moment. >> reporter: homeland security secretary jeh johnson warned today that isis's reach is rapidly spreading beyond the middle east. >> we're very definitely in a new environment because of isil's effective use of social media, the internet, which has the ability to reach into the homeland and possibly inspire others. >> reporter: white house officials say they will seek to strengthen military and security ties with gulf nations at the camp david talks. they want to address the threat from groups like isis and alro qaeda but arab leaders meeting with president obama next week are loo

. >>> former president jimmy carter cut a trip to south america short after not feeling well. president carter was in guyana to watch today's election. but he returned to atlanta. he has observed 40 elections. no information was released about the health condition of mr. carter who is 90 years old. >>> cuban president raul castro paid a visit to the vatican. met with the pope there. president castro said he wanted to thank the pope for working to thaw relations between the u.s. and cuba. the cuban leader was so impressed by the pope's work, he is now considering returning to the catholic church. >>> the question facing super bowl winning quarterback tom brady is, will this be the week when he learns if he will be punished for the nfl deflategate scandal. a lot of critics agree with last week's report, which said the patriots star all-but knew about air being taken out of the game balls. they believe that tom brady needs to pay the consequences. here's the report. >> reporter: nfl fans anxiously awaiting the fate of new england patriots quarterback, tom brady, in the infamous deflategate scanda

jimmy carter. his defense he's not exactly covering jimmy carter anymore.ch at least these people are ever cog people that they have connections to that they have connections with i think that is what is damaging about it. that is what is is corrupt about it. >> one last thing. sorry to keep interrupting you but does this damage hillary clinton? >> it doesn't damage hillary clinton, she'll be okay. it makes her actually look okay right even a mainstream person like george stephanopoulos seen by millionings every day adopting to her cause. but shows corruptness of it that shows there's tat george stephanopoulos on an evening show and he said thing to the that's correct people give to the clinton foundation hoping to get something in return. stands to reason, what was george stephanopoulos hoping to get in return? since he knows very well that that is how it works ? >> i don't think he can play a role in abc coverage of the 2016 election but we shall see. daniel thank you for joining us appreciate it. thank you. >> thank you. >> to the economy on whether we'r

. >>> former president jimmy carter returned early from a foreign trip after not feeling well. mr. carter had been in the south american country of guyana to observe today's elections. there were no other details released about his health. mr. carter is 90 years old. >>> cleanup is underway in new york's hudson river after an oil spill. thousands of gallons of oil leaked into the river after a transformer fire at the indian point nuclear plant. this is just north of new york city. the head of the state department of environmental protection said measures were taken to keep the oil from spreading. >> they may put absorbent materials in the boom area to soak up the oil. they will remove that. they will skim it off and dispose of it. >> it could be weeks before the nuclear reactor is back online after that fire. >>> americans will be heading out in droves for the long memorial day weekend. aaa is expecting more than 37 million people to venture out 50 miles or more. that's 4.7% spike from last year and the highest number in ten years. most of the travelers will be going by car, thanks to low

. >> former president jimmy carter left giana where he was election observer for health reasons. officials say carterd the 90-year-old was returning to atlanta and did not give details on the illness only that he was not staying well. they're staying in giana to observe the vote. it would have been the 39th strip to personally observe an ipt national election. >> one of the historic churchs in delaware valley marked a major milestone today. st. david's in wayne celebrated 300th anniversary by rededicating the church. members create aid time capsule with messages for parishioners in 22 century and it was established by welsh immigrants and anthony wayne war general. >> st. peters and paul hosted a mother's day concert this afternoon ♪ the adults and children's choirs of the cathedral present aid program honoring the policed virgin mary. our own annie mccormick is a member of the choir. the concert was also dedicated to dedicated toes throughout the archdiocese. when a moment spontaneously turns romantic why pause to take a pill? and why stop what you're doing to find a bathroom? with cialis for daily

carter who was assistant of state of public affairs in jimmy carter's administration published a piece entitled "glenn greenwald, i'm sorry: why i changed my mind on edward snowden." joining us now is hodding carter, contributor to the new book after snowden, privacy, secrecy and security in the administration stage. and here to accept that apology, glenn greenwald. mr. carter, thank you for joining us tonight. glenn is going to be on a little bit of a delay coming to us from south america. tell us how you did this most remarkable of things from washington creatures, changing your mind. i have a suspicion that living outside washington had something to do with it. >> it had something to do with it, but actually, just sitting back for a moment and saying, wait a minute, what did the man actually do? yes, yes, yes, he released some material. it was material which the government had no business having. that becomes clear. the second was material the government has been assembling in ways which no one outside the inner reaches of government had any idea that was going on. the combination was sort of overwhelming. this was the last statement of a national security state gone crazy. and there he was, e

jimmy carter is back in the u.s. tonight, cutting his trip short because of an illness. president carter was working with a foundation in ghuuyana ahead of their elections. he stresses the need for a peaceful process before, during, and after the elections. hillary clinton called for paid family leave in a mother's day message on youtube. the democratic presidential candidate says the u.s. remains the only developed country without family leave. despite recent criticism over her husband's charity work, will show clinton maintaining a lead over democratic and republican opponents. it's not the voice that you would expect to hear on the other end of the phone. president obama: this is barack obama, your president. kellye: presidents obama surprise three mothers with telephone calls. they had all written letters to the president in the past year. a different kind of mother's day surprise in south dakota. 13.5 inches of snow fell in rapid city by noontime time. some places got even more snow. there are travel advisories in hard-hit areas and parts of interstate 90 were closed for a time. som

jimmy carter cut short an election health observation visit shoulder after not "feeling well." they will not say what is wrong. the election is today and it would have been jimmy carter's 39 trip to observe an international vote. >> illinois mother saved the life of her infant son and she has her smartphone camera to thank. the mother thought something was off when she noticed a white spot on her son's left eye when she took a photo of him with the iphone. she was curious so she googled and became worried when a result was "cancer." she took another photo. [ inaudible ] >> sure enough i took picture of all three boys. >> she did fought want to take the picture and had a bad feeling in the put of her stomach but it was cancer and 75 percent of the eye was covered in tumors and had to be removed. doctors believe it would have spread to his britain. -- brain. they believe he is cancer free because of the eagle-eyed mom. >> spotting a whale in the water is usually a sign for people to get away. >> however a young man from florida decided to embrace his encounter with a whale shark. cody noticed a whale shark floating and he jumped in the water and grabbed the shark's tail

jimmy carter is back home after falling ill. he cut short a mission to oversee elections in guyana. the carter family says he left after not feeling well. >>> this week president obama hosts leaders of gulf arab nations at camp david. but a new leader of saudi arabia has decided not to attend. susan mcginnis is in washington. good morning. >> good morning. the saudis announced yesterday king salman will not attend the summit. some see it as a snub over washington's efforts to negotiate a nuclear deal with iran. a key issue at the talks will be the u.s.-led efforts to negotiate a deal with iran. members of the gulf cooperation council are afraid it will provide tehran billions of dollars that iranians can yut to threaten their government. yesterday secretary kerry tried to convince them that a deal with iran would be a safeguard measure. >> our offer with respect to iran does not stem from any lessening of our concerns about all of these other destabilizing events within the region. >> for its parts the u.s. wants the gulf states to do more to keep terrorist groups like isis from spreading from

jimmy carter is back home after getting sick. he was monitoring the election in guyana. carter'srganization said he was feeling "under the weather o." andrew cuomo announced emergency steps this morning to protect now salon workers from wage theft. this order came after an investigation of the industry. a new agency will check on salon's statewide. those are your top stories. how about the stories financial pros are interested in? the most read items on the bloomberg terminal. the one that caught our eye was the third one about a mysterious trend in chinese trading. from120 two to 20 p.m. -- collapses.arket olivia: the shanghai composite index doubled in the last 12 months. seems to be a lot of very eager retail investors who hear the stories about people getting stock tips on the corner. erik: that is one of the theories. institutions faced with the surge in chinese stocks are rebalancing portfolios and for some reason choosing that time of day to do it. the other is overseas investors use that time of the day to reduce positions because the timing. the latter makes a little mor

. >>> former president jimmy carter returned home from a trip to the south american country of guyana because he was not feeling well. carterwho is 90 visiting the country to observe its national elections which will be today. his staffers did stay behind to observe the vote. this is the 100th international election to be observed by the carter founder formed in 1992. >>> cuban president raul castro said he is considering returning to the catholic church after meeting with the pope yesterday. pope francis will visit cuba in september before his u.s. trip and his stop here in philadelphia and "nbc 10 news" preparing for the pope you can count on us for updates as the papal visit gets closer. you can get alerts to your smart phone and tablet with the "nbc 10 news" app. >>> happening today in alabama, a sentencing hearing is scheduled to begin for a woman accused of killing her granddaughter by forcing her to run until she collapsed. a jury convicted joyce garrard on murder charges. prosecutors say she forced her 9-year-old granddaughter to run for at least three hours because she lied about eating candy bars. >>> today in the

jimmy carter to barack obama. [laughter] i did not think i would say this, i actually missed jimmy carter. aughter] [applause] if jimmy carter gave us ronald reagan, think how great our next president will be. [applause] our next president will be a president that will give us a strong national defense, a president who will identify our enemies, radical islam. [applause] our next president will be a president that will identify how we do see the ideology of radical islam that will have the comfort of knowing that the united states defeated a number of ideologies within half a century in the 20th century -- japanese imperialism, and italian fascism, german nazis them. we should not think that we cannot do see ideology. yes, we can do that. [applause] that is we need to do cyber warfare against them, office of and defensive. shot off -- shut off their money. shut down the misinformation. build a moderate alliance with a strong muslim countries so that they will work with us. we need to improve our global human intelligence. and we need to honor our noble military, wherever they are however th

. >> former president jimmy carter back home in atlanta this morning after getting sick on trip to south america. the 90 year old carter flew home yesterday because he didn't feel well. carter was thereto observe the country's elections his office has not released any details about his illness. >> still ahead this morning politics and pop music mix when prince performs in baltimore. i guess prince now not formerly known? back to prince. >> we'll show you highlights from for his concert coming up. >> right here on cbs-3. see you in a bit. i'm lynne abraham. when i became philadelphia's da, child victims had to face a judge ...a jury...the public... and testify eye to eye with their attackers. it wasn't right. so i got a constitutional amendment passed allowing children to testify remotely. i'm running for mayor for the same reason -- our children should come first. jim kenney and tony williams are fighting over public schools versus charters. i disagree. we have to improve education for all of our children. new customers can save an average of $500 just by switching to progressive. so you'll be bringing home the bacon i

jimmy carter is back home after falling ill in africa. he cut short a mission to oversee elections in guyana. the carter family says he left after not feeling well. >>> this week president obama hosts leaders of gulf arab nations at camp david. to discuss regional security concerns, but the new leader of a key u.s. ally in the region, saudi arabia, has decided not to attend. susan mcginnis is in washington. susan, good morning. >> anne-marie, good morning. that's right. the saudis announced yesterday king salman will not attend the summit because it conflicts with a cease-fire in yemen, but some see this as a snub a sign of displeasurer over the saudis and the washington effort to negotiate a nuclear deal with iran. a key issue at the talks will be the u.s.-led efforts to negotiate a deal with iran. members of the gulf cooperation council are afraid it will provide tehran billions of dollars that iranians can use to fund terrorists that threaten their government. last week secretary of state john kerry tried to assure gulf leaders a nuclear deal with iran would make the region safer. >> our effort to fi

jimmy carter had to cut his trip short because he was sick. he was in the south american nations. no details on the illness has been released. carter old. >>> in colorado one latino restaurant owner is getting heat for planning to host a white people appreciation day where his caucasian customers get a 10% discount. >> we have a whole month for hispanic heritage month. so we figured the least we can do is offer one day to appreciate white americans. >> not everybody liked the idea. someone even called in a bomb threat. on june 11th, everyone will get the discount if they ask for it. >>> take a look at this video from yellowstone national park. >> run! >> a park ranger can be heard telling the tourists to run from a mama bear and her cubs. apparently the park visitors got a little too close for comfort. the mama bear can be seen running towards the tourists causing them, obviously, to run for their cars. authorities are reminding the public to stay as far away from bears as possible. >> and sports and commutator is 63. now, keep it right here for more news sports and weather. thanks for watching "early today." for commuters who need

former president jimmy carter cut short an election observation visit in guyana due to health reasons. the carteranything specific only saying the 90 yearly was, quote, not feeling well, and will return back to atlanta. now back to "lockup." >>> they wanted to see our maps. and they had some questions about paya and who was there and what was there. they decided that they were going into panama for themselves, but they needed a guide to retrace our steps. >> what did he say? >> he says they want to take victor with them to panama. >> there was a brief argument. >> tell them there is no reason to take him to panama. >> we were pretty emphatic about it. but victor didn't really say much of anything on his behalf. i think at that point he realized that things were beyond his control. [ speaking spanish ] >> i mean, we really pleaded with them, but they assured us. they said it's not to worry. we're just going to secure the area. a situation that i put myself in, decision after decision led me to this point of running into the farc. this is almost exactly what i thought might happen. did i not realiz

jimmy carter has cut short trip to ghana due to illness. the 90 year old was in the country as election observer when the carter center. a statement from the center said he left the country due to health concerns, but he will get update from the carter center team. the former president has okayed more than 100 elections all around the world. >> just past 4:43, and wow that fog seemed to just hang on. >> yes. it has for the last couple of days and it is still out there. we did actually have dense fog advisories posted, but the national weather service has allowed them to expire. so still fog out there right now. i don't want you to think it has completely disappeared but should lift more quickly today. helpful news specially for folks at the shore but we are once again looking at some sunshine. temperatures -- this is difficult news to hear. >> more, i know. >> more sun, more summer like warmth, what are you going to do? we'll take t but we will also going to see showers probably couple of thunderstorms, so let's get you out there and show you yes, sir that is happening. storm scan3 pretty empty. fog always difficult to

former president jimmy carter said that he could never run for president today because he doesn't have a lot of money. well, that and the fact that he's the famously bad president jimmy carterhter ] did you see over the weekend? brad pitt was spotted walking around with a big bruise on his face. check this out. yeah. brad said it was caused by falling on stairs in the dark while wearing flip flops. of course, that's what he had to say, you know, because he can't talk about "fight club." [ cheers and applause ] he can't. first rule. first rule. >> steve: first rule. >> jimmy: well, the royal baby watch is still going on, and get this. some new research suggests that the arrival of the second royal baby will boost the uk's economy by $120 million. which is surprising, because i didn't even know they were planning to sell it. [ laughter ] that's right, they say the baby will boost the uk's economy by $120 million. when he heard that a new family edition could boost the economy, obama introduced cousin oliver. which is very important. ♪ [ applause ] fans already say he's ruining the last two seasons of the white house. >> steve: really? >> jimmy: yeah, yeah. i read that abercro

. >>> former president jimmy carter has cut short a trip to guyana because of health concerns. he's now recovering in his home state of georgia. mr. carter in the south american country to monitor the elections there. staff members says the 90-year- old was not feeling well and staffers are staying behind to watch the vote which is set for today. >>> and a historic meeting at the vatican between cuba's president raul castro and pope francis. the cuban president says he is so impressed with the pontiff he's thinking of returning to church. he thanked the pope for helping to broker the better relations between cuba and the united states. pope francis will visit cuba on his way to the u.s. in september. >>> it is 4:57 right now. a bay area water district is switching its walter -- water source. the changes customers are expected to experience. >> reporter: and good news, commuters, the san mateo bridge is not only open, it is open early. i'm kiet do, and we're live here at the toll plaza on the eastern side of >>> good morning everyone, it is monday, may 11th. i'm michelle griego. >> and it sure is, hi everyone, i'm frank mallicoat. it is n

jimmy carter to return to the u.s. from ghana, in the nation to monitor the national election. the carter center released a statement saying the 90-year-old wasn't feeling well and decided to fly back to atlanta. they didn't mention specifics about his condition. some staffers from the carter center stayed in guyana to observe the election. >> a national day of celebration in liberia to mark the country being ebola free. 4700 died of the virus in liberia and it is spreading in other countries. >> jurors in boston are about to begin deciding dzhokar tsarnaev's fate. defense attorneys expect to wrap up their careless today in the penalty phase. >> president obama will address entrepreneurs from across the world this afternoon. he's expected to highlight the importance of investing in women and young people. >> on the digit albeit, outrage this morning over what a georgia high school principle said during a graduation ceremony after be accidentally dismissed the crowd early. >> it was my fault that we missed it in the program. >> you can see the reaction to the comment some approaching the p

jimmy cart tore cut an international trip short. carter was in south america in the country of guyana to machine for elections as a mission with the carter center but according to the statement from the organization the former president returned home to georgia because he was not feeling are well. no specifics provided at this point. by the way jimmy carter is now 90 years old good looks good. >>> warm welcome unday for cuba's president at the the vatican. raul castro was a key role. pope is planning a trip to cuba in september on his way to the u.s. and to philadelphia for the world meeting of families. >> wait, pope is coming to philly. >> get ready. >> 5:19. >> nine months after ferguson riots police are still looking to make a an arrest. the not so secret weapon they are using to pull faces out of these huge crowds. >> it has been nine months since protesters took to the streets of the ferguson missouri unrest after the the death of michael brown made international headlines during all of the kay uses there was destruction. >> now authorities are turning to technology to catch those looters. police say so far they have made a dozen a

. >>> former president jimmy carter cut short a visit due to health problems. not feeling well. >> statement released by his carter center fund days said former president was in the feeling will and would return to his home in atlanta he was there is to observe today's election. it would be the 39th foreign election as president carter acted as an object irver. >>> cuban president raul castro met with the pope yesterday. he thanked the pope to restoring u.s. and cuban ties. after the meeting castro was so impressed by the pontifies is considering a return to the catholic church. pope francis will visit cuba in september before he visits the united states. they will talk more bit then. >> is there indications he may come to philadelphia a the pope right. >> just a rumor though right. >> in late september. >> i cannot wait for. that it will be great. >>> one of the two operating units the in the nuclear power plant north of new york city will likely remain off line for some time after a transformer fire on saturday night. anytime you have a problem in a nuclear power plant people get upset. >> yeah, officials say it

hard for the united states to find a way -- reagan was perhaps after jimmy carter the president who faced it most immediately -- carterwith the hostage crisis and reagan with the lebanon high stitch -- hostage crisis. but i don't suggest reagan was attempted to be moral and human rights oriented. he just stumbled the way every president has. i've gone over time and i thank you very much. [applause] >> i told you to expect four engaging and informative talks and i think you will agree with me that our panel delivered. [applause] i hope that like me, you learned a great deal. one thing in particular i learned is that james graham wilson has a sense of humor. [laughter] i thought when he was sending me e-mails signed comrade wilson, that he just spent too much time in the archive, it was a joke. we will have a question-and-answer session of roughly 20 minutes thanks to all seven of our panelists for keeping to their allotted time. we are just ahead of schedule, so we will make good on our promise to get you out of here. we have called through the audience questions and the first is from jeff palmer from sarasota florida.

fracking, under the leadership of president jimmy carter, the department -- to me, uncle sam is the father of fracking. under the leadership of president jimmy carter, the energy administration started the egsp project. it provided funds to a number of scientists in government industry and academia for the explicit purpose of discovering how to tap the vast reserves of north american gas shale. bear in mind, carter was president in the 1970's, so this has been going on for a long time. i would suggest, cynthia, to you and others, a government scientist who might be called the father of fracking is al yost of the international energy technology company. there are several industry folks who might also deserve this title, the father of fracking. this would include ken nulty of amoco, and then of course there is george mitchell, whose company mitchell energy was the first to do fracking in the 1990's and another who was the first to put a massive hydraulic fracture -- all of these are deserving. academic type include my colleague from stanford and engineer steve old itch of texas a&m. while it is not fair to include me in the list of potential candidat

former president jimmy carter contact a visit short due to health reasons the 90-year-old was returning to atlanta and didn't give further details on illness only he was not feeling well. carter in gayana to observe an international election what was the 39th time staffers say behind to observe that vote. >> cuban president raul castro is welcomed at the vatican by pope francis. pontiff played a key role in the break through in negotiations between washington and havana aimed at restoring ties between u.s. and cube a the meeting lasted an hour. the pope will visit cuba in september before he visits philadelphia, new york and washington d.c.. >> there's no sleeping in for thousands of mom's today took part in race for the cure to fight breast cancer. 5k race and walk included lots of fathers sons and daughters and many races on behalf of loved one here in philadelphia. before the race itself 6,000 survivors took part in parade of pink down the art museum steps. >> meteorologist melissa magee has the accuweather forecast. hot today for i run. >> it was really warm for mother's day standards guys. in fact this was the warmest it's been in 24 years for mother's day. very toasty t

jimmy carter unexpectedly left guyana because he was not feeling well. the 90-year-old was there to observe the national elections that are happening there today. in a brief statement, the carterhe former president was not feeling yesterday and he would return to atlanta. a team from the center remained in guyana to observe the election. >>> two weeks after the powerful earthquake many people in nepal can't return to their homes. sick and hurt patients have overwhelmed hospitals. the earthquake killed more than 7900 people and left 18,000 hurt. several countries have donated supplies. millions of dollars and doctors. but the u.n. says they still need more. >>> ahead of his trip to d.c. and cuba pope francis met with raul castro. they spoke privately for nearly an hour yesterday in vatican city. castro made a special stop at the vatican on his way back home from russia. the pope will be in d.c. in september. >>> new this morning, check your refrigerator. a virginia company is recalling all packages of soybean sprouts because of a potential listeria contamination. good seed incorporated says the recall involved sprouts in stores that were sold in virginia and maryland. they were