mr. smith: president carter? mr. carter: i mentioned the radical departure of governor reagan from the principles or ideals of historical perspective of his own party. i don't think that can be better illustrated than in the case of guaranteeing women equal rights under the constitution of our nation. for 40 years, the republican party platforms called for guaranteeing women equal rights with a constitutional amendment. six predecessors of mine who served in the oval office called for this guarantee of women's rights. governor reagan and his new republican party have departed from this commitment, a very severe blow to the opportunity for women to finally correct discrimination under which they have suffered. when a man and a women do the same amount of work, a man gets paid $1.00, a women only gets paid 59 cents. and the equal rights amendment only says that equality of rights shall not be abridged for women by the federal government or by the state governments. that is all it says a simple guarantee of equality of o

mr. carter, i am more a about unemployment in general. that's how is jimmy carter going to offer more jobs without doing anything to the economy? willhope president carter do away with unemployment. mr. carter: i've met people like this all over the country. one third of all the families in this country have experienced unemployment recently. that is bad enough on people that don't have jobs, but the one thing we tend to forget is the ones who still have jobs are the ones who pay the bills. time the unemployed and ray goes up 1%, the government loses $16 billion. in welfare payments and unemployment compensation. in the last two years alone since richard nixon left office, we have added $23 billion to the cost of unemployment compensation and welfare payments. and the one that pays the bill is the american who is still at work. not going to be easy, but government, business, labor, agriculture and business all work together, we can start making progress. as we cut down the unemployment rate, it will help everybody in that sweat i intend to

reynolds, your question for governor carter. >> mr. president, governor carter, governor, in an interview with the associated press last week, you said you believe these debates would alleviate a lot of concern that some voters have about you. one of those concerns, not an uncommon one, about candidates in any year is that many voters say they don't really know where you stand. now you have made jobs your number one priority. and you have said you are committed to a drastic reduction in unemployment. can you say now, governor, in specific terms, what your first step would be next january if you are elected to achieve that? >> first of all, to recognize the tremendous economic strength of this country and to set the putting back to work of our people as a top priority. this is an effort that ought to be done primarily by strong leadership in the white house, the inspiration of our people, the tapping of business, agriculture, industry, labor and government at all levels to work on this project. we'll never have an end to the inflationary

mr. carter, i'm really concerned about food. and as a family man, i'd like to know what effect your administration will have across the food in the market. >> every so often i hear a comment in the news that the government is saying there is good news for consumers. food prices are going to go down because farm prices are down. and i know people that are raising cattle that tell me right now they're losing $100 every time they sell one. and they, you know, they're going broke. and i wonder if people really understand that if all the farmers go broke, we won't have anybody to feed us. >> what the farmers would like to know is what our new administration would do for them. everybody promises the farmers the world. we know the farmers are the backbone of the nation. but we want to know what you can do for us. everybody knows what we can do for you. >> well, i know that the price of food has gone sky-high. as a matter of fact in the last eight years things like sugar and bacon have gone up more than 100%. but as a farmer, i know tha

mr. carter, three minutes. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from georgia is recognized for three minutes. mr. carter: thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, i rise today in support of h.r. 1209, improving access to maternity care act, which amends the public health service act to require the health resources and services administration to designate maternity care health professional shortage areas and review these designations at least annually. the national health service corps places providers and health professional shortage areas, however there is no shortage area designation for maternity care. across our country there are major pockets of the u.s. where women have little or no access to needed ob-gyn care. even in my own district, there are rural communities where women live more than 30 minutes away from a hospital or clinic offering prenatal services. with almost one million babies being born to mothers who did not receive adequate prenatal care, we must allow for new opportunities to target ob-gyn

mr. carter wants. let me tell you this straight from the shoulder, you don't negotiate with mr. -- from weakness and the kind of a defense program that mr. carter wants will mean a weaker defense and a poorer negotiating position. >> mr. truitt a question for president ford. >> my question is really the other side of the coin for mr. frankle. for generations united states has had a foreign policy based on containment of con ewism. yet we've lost a shoving match in angola. communist threat tennessee to come to power and relations have cooled with the soviet union in the last few months. let me ask you first, what do you do about such cases as italy. secondly, does this general drift mean that we're moving back towards something old cold relationship between the soviet union. >> i don't believe we should move to cold war relationship. i think it's in the best interest of the united states and the world as a whole, that the united states negotiate rather than go back to the cold war relationship with the s

mr. carter wants. let me tell you this straight from the shoulder, you don't negotiate with mr. -- from weakness and the kind of a defense program that mr. carter wants will mean a weaker defense and a poorer negotiating position. >> mr. truitt a question for president ford. >> my question is really the other side of the coin for mr. frankle. for generations united states has had a foreign policy based on containment of con ewism. yet we've lost a shoving match in angola. communist threat tennessee to come to power and relations have cooled with the soviet union in the last few months. let me ask you first, what do you do about such cases as italy. secondly, does this general drift mean that we're moving back towards something old cold relationship between the soviet union. >> i don't believe we should move to cold war relationship. i think it's in the best interest of the united states and the world as a whole, that the united states negotiate rather than go back to the cold war relationship with the s

. >> i believe a certain mrs. carter, talented young lady. >> she really known as mrs. carter. >> she is. lana zak, thank you. >> controversial comments in the meantime, we want to get from donald trump's son. days after he was endorsed by the ku klux klan, during a radio interview eric trump agreed with a statement made by the host saying former kkk leader david duke deserves a bullet. he called duke disgusting and said attempts to link his father to duke are meant to distract from his dad's movement. >>> and huma abedin, hillary clinton's longtime aide, has since the e-mail controversy reignited. abedin attended a fund-raiser for clinton in georgetown in washington, d.c. last night. she had been off the campaign trail since the fbi announced they were sifting through her e-mails. they were found during a sexting investigation of her estranged husband anthony weiner. >>> as the campaigns look to stir up enthuse yafrm their top supporters continue to hit as many strategic states as possible. for more insight on the surrogates and polls here's abc news political director

result of that, assurance from harold denton, the president flew up to harrisburg the next day with mrs. carter and met with harold, the governor, the lieutenant governor, and they actually had a tour of the control room. this is all because they had assurance it was not going to blow up instantly, of course. they could go and look and talk to the engineers. after the tour of the control room, the president held a press conference, including harold denton and lieutenant governor scranton. it was a poignant, calm statement on his part, commending the population in the area for their careful thinking and caution in the case of the accident, and praising dick thornburgh, the governor. after the president left, and the population or the populace knew there was not going to be an explosion, people who did leave return to their homes. the mothers and children who had been away from their homes for little while returned. and things began to really be calm. and the news reports were no , butr accident meltdown thornburgh did a great job. he, in crisis, a builder of confidence. there were many articles

"or do you want to be the late mrs. carter?" and gave them 50% off vouchers for the next sandpiper flight. - vouchers? we don't get vouchers if we crash. - well, excuse me if i'm wrong, but it just occurred to me, that it was worth the discount to keep them on as loyal customers. and seems to be working because one of the passengers was so grateful, that he gave me these celtics knicks tickets for tonight. - oh, oh, oh, okay, i see. so, because we're grounded you think that you can just take off early and go to a basketball game, huh? , i was going to say that i'm giving them to you and joe. - oh, really? (audience laughing) if we cut out now we can make the opening tipoff. - let's grab a seat on aero mass. - that's not gonna work because i put our passengers on that flight and it's all sold out. - oh great, we get tickets to the celtics game. what, it starts in two hours, what are we gonna do? - there's a 5:00 o'clock ferry to boston. you'll make it in plenty of time. - hey, what do you say we drop a few bucks on the game? and

. >> mrs. carter said if you are not making them with smoked turkey i have news for you. -- now use -- now -- no use for you. [ laughter ] >> of course no family can live on greens alone so neiman marcus offers a full holiday turkey dinner with a 12 pound roast turkey, butternut squash soup and it is $495. but then you don't have to but then you don't have to cook, right? amendment 1 is endorsed by florida's firefighters amendment 1 protects consumers from scams, why are out-of-state billionaires attacking amendment 1? because amendment 1... stops. their. subsidies. with amendment 1, you don't pay it is tender and now the new push to crack down and how you can profit off of it. >>> it is not dij@ vu but another leak of thousands of dollars. this time the organization is now flat broke. >>> make room in your garage where this is a folding plane and it could end up there. how it works and how much it costs. >> 10news at 6:00 starts right now. >> good evening. i mark rivera. >> and i dion lim. >> just lo

mr. carter last march, police chief nick met says new reforms were put in place creating culture of -- it will keep track of officer use of force incidents and develop and review procedures. more aurora police officers are wearing body cameras board was created with a tier system for reporting officer-involved shootings in other uses of force cases. another change is to the department's internal affairs bureau. chief met says it was moved out of police headquarters to an off site location and the chief says this creates a more neutral environment for staff to report concerns about police conduct. >> with the day to date community outreach of our officers and the partnerships serve have been able to engage in a constructive dialogue about modern policing, discuss our disagreements about incidents and policy, and work together to build upon apd's commitment to service. >> now, as for the officer who shot carter, officer paul was never criminally charged and there wasn't a lawsuit filed position with the department. the chief is reviewing which position he should be in next. as for carter's

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she said you don't say anything mrs. carter. you are a southern lady just like mrs. johnson. just be yourself, and it was. these women, there's a code. lady bird johnson knew better than anyone what it is like to deal with the husband who was offended and upset people at times. >> anita folsom what what do you do it hilltop college? >> i direct the "cam for college professors. we worked with economics and history and political -- close to what is your that? >> guest: our goal is to give faculty members and college professors at other campuses more information about free markets and current events and give them material for their classrooms. as as for how long have you been here? >> guest: 10 years. >> host: how many books have you written or cowritten? >> guest: [laughter] written three books with my husband burton folsom and happy to be here tonight with birds to talk to you about it. >> host: burton folsom what do you say right about? >> guest: i usually write about economic history. i'm interested in entrepreneurs and the rise of the niceties becoming a world power and wha

she said you don't say anything mrs. carter. you are a southern lady just like mrs. johnson.just be yourself, and it was. these women, there's a code. lady bird johnson knew better than anyone what it is like to deal with the husband who was offended and upset people at times. >> anita folsom what what do you do it hilltop college? >> i direct the "cam for college professors. we worked with economics and history and political -- close to what is your that? >> guest: our goal is to give faculty members and college professors at other campuses more information about free markets and current events and give them material for their classrooms. as as for how long have you been here? >> guest: 10 years. >> host: how

mr. carter, defending his locker room lear ins and opening up about his time in prison. what made him storm out of our interview? ? she said i'll give you shelter from the storm ? >> bob dylan gives us shelter from the storm.

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clinton a surprise guest mrs. carter. maggie ruly abc news washington. >>> and we'll have special digital coverage on election night join jim gardner and the panel of experts at local state and national races after the vote close. our special digital coverage begins at 8:00 p.m. on 6abc.com. time 9:34 one person is dead after a fiery collision in philadelphia's bustleton section. two cars crashed on the 1600 block of grant avenue around 2:00 a.m. the impact sent one car right into a utility pole brought down high tension lines igniting the car in a strip mall parking lot. the firefighters had to wait for me co-to shut off the power before putting out the flames. >> according to witnesses, the flames were 20 to 30 feet high. medics extinguished the fire and they pronounced one person dead inside the vehicle. >> two people in the other car are recovering at the hospital. they are said to be in stable condition. >>> all right you have to take a look at this here, unbelievable scene at the east falls shopping center, 6 millio

there was a frosty relationship between mrs. carter and mrs. reagan during that time of transition. can you talk about that for a moment? >> it was very difficult. so bad that when they were riding into the limo to the inaugural ceremony they didn't say a word to each other. we've been through this before with awkward transitions, but usually people rise above it. it's part of the american democracy. it's interesting and wonderful to see it in motion here. >> indeed it is. i know you have had such great insights and a wonderful book that you have put all of this in. i urge our viewers to read your book because it's quite compelling. thank you so much for joining us today. >> thank you. >> good to see you. >>> well, now going overseas once again, the fighting intensifies this mosul as iraqi forces meet fierce resistance from isis militants. up next, how the islamic terror group is receiving new levels of depravity against innocent civilians. ♪ if you have moderate to severe plaque psoriasis, isn't it time to let the real you shine through? introducing otezla (apremilast). otezla is n