the president and mrs. carter demonstrators invaded the church and made disturbances by trying to read statements in loud voices disrupting sunday school class.s. the meeting was in the balcony where president carter is. they were advised that they were welcome to worship with us quietly. if there were any disturbances they would be ejected. one woman immediately rose to commence to shout. robin hustled her out and turned her over to police waiting outside. as soon as robin started to take her out a man sitting next to her. rose and started to shout. i came up behind him and locked lost my arm and his and dragged him out. we took him out the front door and turned them over to the police. many television cameras were outside. i then returned to my post in the sanctuary. this was june 18. the president and mrs. carter were at church. we asked the president to give an impromptu highlights of the story of jehovah. he did so and it was given in the soft immodest tone and interestingly done. was through he jokingly said

mrs. carter sing. amy also signed one. jimmy and rosalynn came by transfer of letter from first baptist church of plains in georgia. little amy came requesting baptism around once a month. president carter taught us sunday school class at first baptist church. the church has provided american history tv with audio recordings from some of his classes, including this one where he taught in place of his friend, an insurance executive named fred gregg. credit. i've had a great and growing personal friendship, as all of you know, and we see the personal involvement of all of us and a greatly expanded christian mission program as being an integral part of a person's life. but i thank you for your friendship and what you mean to me. it's good to have a sunday school teacher that becomes an instant part of your personal and family life, particularly when you are living in the white house and you served a loof your relationships back home that provided stability for you and ouonal sunday school teacher who performed that function in

>> yes. >> you have got to really know president and mrs. carter and all of their work. i am just curious, what a 1976 jimmy carter when election to the presidencyy in 2024 politic? >> no, i do not think he would have a chance. has partnered back in politics has changed so much. but i also think carter, one thing that's interesting about carter and there's only one carter. but times have changed. but carter has not changed. and i believe given this current status of the democratic party carter would have a very hard time. he would probably be perceived as too little. but i doubt that he could. i wish he could. i wish she were young enough you were able too. >> the question here. okay. go for the mike. >> as suchh a good question john if i can follow that. steve is asking you earlier, over time as you were researching, what changes to just in the carter's? my question is it was y at leasa 32 year process may be longer. what changes did you see in your selfau as a historian, author ad a person? >> both of those are good questions. there is a big block of time. and of course

you know i said no one ever covers my meeting she said mrs. carterental health is not a sexy issue. and that i did not like but i never did get very much coverage. that we toured the country buried phone at whatt was neede. develop legislation. i'm past that mental health act of 1980. it passed through congress one month before jimmy, as he says was involuntarily retired from the white house and the incoming president put it on a shelf and never implemented it. it was one of the greatest is a pump to my life. >> you're watching american history tv where you are listening to rosalynn carter ann her own words. coming up, her role as a political and policy partner to president carter. serving a groundbreaking role as a representative of the country on foreign trips. you'll also hear her assessment of what she believes tont be jiy carter's greatest achievement. and her memories of the iranian hostage crisis which consumed her husband too the last month f his presidency. >> i bring you greetings from latin america and the caribbean's. [laughter] i've done

mrs. carter, there are several first ladies still living.are is there a sorority of first ladies in a sense. well, i had a good relationship with betty ford and with lady bird. as long as she was alive. but that's about it. i don't think there's never been a real we see each other at the event and at the library dedication. so in the new what new first ladies. but there's never been that, uh, closeness that, that i had with betty ford and lady bird when you were first lady, you had a weekly luncheon with your husband and would attend cabinet meetings. what was the purpose of that? well, i had a luncheon with jimmy. there were always things i wanted to ask and some of it was about the family and the finances and things that going on back home. um, but also talked about issues. it was, i would say it was more family and personal things that were going on. um, but it gave us time to do that. but almost every after we were there until about august, um, jimmy stayed at the, um, oval office a good bit in the daytime. he didn't go, didn't go back m

since you got to know president and mrs. carter and all their work i am curious, could a 1976 jimmy carter when election to the presidency in 2,024 politics? >> no. i don't think he would have a chance. american politics has changed so much. carter, what is interesting about carter is there is only one carter. there is not a new carter or auld carter or new you carter. the times have changed, but carter has not changed and i believe, given the current status of the democratic party, carter would have a really hard time. he would probably be perceived as too liberal. i doubt that he could -- i doubt that he could. i wish he could. i wish we were young enough and able enough. >> question here? and for the mike. >> such a good question i don't know if i can follow that. steve was asking you, over time as you were searching, what changes do you see, it was at least a 32 year process, maybe longer. what changes did you see in your self as a historian and a person? >> that is a big block of time. she got married and had kids. and of cour

. >> reporter: years later in 1970 mrs. carterers in the gubernatorial race, she questioned her husband about his plans on mental health and care giving. >> he said we will have the best program in the party and i will put you in charge of it. >> this is my dad's filling station and garage, he is a mechanic. dad is standing there. >> reporter: mrs. carter became the white house godmother of mental health and care giving. >> she was focused on creating a more care giving society. >> they brought jimmy in, she tried to reach around and get his hand, he was too far back, she couldn't do it, but she tried. i think they're waiting for each other. >> reporter: and for us. >> our thanks to richard for >> our thanks to richard for that report. you go by lots of titles veteran, son, dad. -it's time to get up. -no. hair stylist and cheerleader. so adding a “student” title might feel overwhelming. what if a school could be there for all of you? career, family, finances and mental health. it's coming along. well, it can. national university.

when i ask you a question, mrs. carter, you will respond.m, give him an answer, correct him.

. >> mrs. carter when did you neglect during that campaign that your husband would be elected president? >> i never touted. we never doubted. i don't think anybody in our -- in our whole campaign thought we would lose. maybe you have to have that set of mind to win. we campaigned all of the time that we were going to win. friem georgia. but being just people from georgia. but then it just grew and grew and grew. who would campaign over the country for us and it was really wonderful. they paid their own way. in fact, we had no money and everybody who worked in our campaign had to find a house to stay at, like somebody that was a supporter that that would have them spend the let them spend the night with them. either they had to pay they had to pay for a hotel. um, that couldn't happen now, but it was really close. no, not with money. not with the money that you have to have even win the nomination. rosalynn carter january 20th, 1977. what do you remember about that day? it was inauguration day and we w

mrs. carter mental health is just not a sexy issue. well that made me mad. i was really made me mad. so it's frustrated sometimes because they would cover the things that i didn't think was important. and they didn't cover in i didn't want mental health cover, but because it was my project. but the stigma is so bad. and that if people are in the country know that it's an acceptable thing to work on, you know, it could help people out in the country. so i really wanted it to be covered. so they were frustrating tense, but i had things that i wanted to do when i came to the white house you in 1977. the first lady was still traditionally covered by reporters writing for the women's pages and most of the attention was focused on social matters. as kathy said yesterday on the panel, the press was more interested in what i was going to wear then in the projects i intended to take on. they were that point so interested in my inaugural gown, and they wanted to know why i was only serving wine at state de

i'm going to define myself as mrs. carter and a feminist.nd don't tell me, you know, i can't be both. you know, i want to choose who i am. and that's what freedom is. i guess if there's one theme or one of the many things that i could i could take from the book, it would be. the the lure of progress, the hope of projects, the expansion and and the challenges of that. so i'm wondering if one of the lessons for today's readers who have who have who have grown up thinking, hold on i'm being i'm underprivileged because i've only received three, three credit card offers and my friend has five. you know, what would what i don't know of inspiration or insight would you would you like them to have taken away from the book. well, thank you for that question, because historians are we're kind of notorious for picking on, you know, and it wasn't as good as you thought. and this is bad, too. and let me tell you about this other thing. i was just miserable and you're like, okay, i'm done. i can't read this anymore. it's like reading the newspaper. but th

mr. carter page, an american hero. 1993, graduates from the naval academy so one of the service -- wanted to serve his country. worked as an intel officer for five years. then from 199 to 2000, he goes -- begins working as an investment bank for the london, making money. gets promoted, moves to moscow. that's where things get interested. 2007, page becomes an internal energy consultant in moscow to london. then in 2008 the kri kri -- c.i.a. begin debriefing page about his contact with russians. now counterintelligence interview, they interview page in which page told them he was reporting information to the c.i.a. back in 2009 already the f.b.i., the c.i.a., they know who mr. carter page was in. 2013, some russian agents in january, 2013, russian agents approached page and attempt to cultivate him as a source. he rejects, of course, and in april of the same year the f.b.i. records one of the russian agents complaining about page because page wound working with them. he wasn't going to do anything for the russian agency. he's an american hero. in june, of the 2013, the f.b.i. interviews pa

that is standing there with rosalynn -- mrs. carteral health and caregiving. >> she was focused on creating more caring society. >> and is now, right in the middle of living through what you preach for decades. >> and she tried to -- get his hand. but, he was too far back. she couldn't do anything. she tried. i really think that if it wasn't for each other. >> and, for us. >> and -- to honor her birthday, seeing the old high school on the streets where the carters used to walk on, it reminds you of how long they have served the nation. you know, when we think about all said, almost a century, and their humanitarian work, in the white house right the middle of all that, during the era of disco, and the brady bunch. but going forward, the inner circle of family and friends. they say the best way to celebrate rosalynn carter's birthday, and her commitment to others, pick up the phone, call or text a caregiver. let them know they are seen, and not alone. >> alicia. >> richard i love this. and who better than you to tell the story. thanks s

stuart mrs. carter therees still several first lady still living. is there a sorority of first ladies in a sense? >> i had a good relationship with betty ford and with lady bird. as long as she was alive. that is about it. there has never been a real -- we see each other at events and elaborate dedications but there has neveruh been the closeness that i had with betty ford and lady bird. stay wet when you were first lady had a weekly luncheon with your husband. and would attend cabinet cabinetmeetings what w t purposf that? >> well, i had a luncheon with jimmy. there are always things i wanted to ask him sometimes it was about family and finances and things going on back home. but we also talked about issues. i would say it was mark family and personal things going on. but it gave us time to do that. after we were there until about august. jimmy stated -- state in the oval office in the daytime did not go back much at night. he started called at 4:3 p.m. in the afternoon my oice was in the east wing. and it always bent in the white house too. i put

mr. show the turning point in carter's life was really 1953 when mr. earl died. he comes back, leaves the navy, comes back, discovers all these things about. his father, he didn't know sharks in his early years. and then he moves forward from zaire and. it's an extremely important story that shows that is one of the main themes of my book, because don't think i don't take others have done and i'll have tell you one story related about it. earl carter was a highly successful business man. he and he was fairly he fairly well-to-do. but he a tough period his who i believe had been murdered so he he had grown up fatherless and he had a very hands attitude toward rearing his own children, especially older son jimmy, whom he nicknamed hot shot, mr. required hard work. he required perfection. and if you delivered it, you just did what you're supposed to do. you weren't get any reward for it. you just did what you're supposed to do. and and carter grew up that way because when carter becomes grown he does that too he requires hard work. he requires perfection that's why

mr. carter's motioning to some of them into compelled to work on another vice.w how river drivers are. and women have pimples and you see them running over the logs and checking them so to keep them floating down for the current. we will now show you the shoes worn by the middle of the drive made by - and it enabled limited to stay on the logs when the slippery make them able to do efficient work. in the cook - in a moment, you will notice two men crossing onto blogs. the fellow in the various ground from machias out of delhi but the hotel portland and he said mr. ames, i came thinking of all ended that he landed onn short all right. in this scene is the man having them lunch therefore much as a day of breakfast, 4:00 o'clock, first lunch is 9:00 o'clock, second largest 2:00 o'clock in the afternoon and then several negative night in the lunch and they have canned beef, boiled him, hard-boiled eggs, donuts, cookies and tea. as i got mostly of tea, cookies donuts and biscuits and ham. this is rolled a legend in sometime one can walk across his legs with shoes, th

we're told mrs. carter ate cupcakes and peanut butter ice cream. she also released butterflies in the garden. she is the second oldest first lady in u.s. history. beth truman died at 97 in 1982, the year after the carters left the white house. jimmy carter turns 99 in october. >>> getting engaged at an exotic location like a helipad? we'll explain. >> there has to be a reason behind that. our r flight's about t to boa, where'e's granandma? and dog?g? (phohone buzzes)s) oh.. grandma, w where are y you ? alohoha, tanny!! alaskaka airliness dodoesn't t have changnge fe, alohoha, tanny!! so we're in hahawaaaiii. alohoha, tanny!! granandma, wherere's ouour in? sosorry, gottata run, grannyny's gogot a wave t to c. granandma, wherere's ouour in? wait, was s she on a s surfbo? she was?s? ♪♪♪ ♪♪ we care a a lot. ♪♪ >>> okay, it's not a proposal on cloud nine, but you might say it's pretty close. >> two rhode island resident doctors who met while training are now engaged. now check out this video of the proposal. palmer says he's searching for the perfect pl

mrs. carter as you sit here in the officethe last day we're at the white house and there was inauguration and president reagan came over several times and telling him to get dressed for theus inauguration and workg onon the hostage situation. part-time with the freedom and rights they have arnold the world, and i think that since his presidency, human rights policy continued and i think as far as that's concerned, he was better off. our country and take human rights into consideration and we're better off in that way. there's a way to have a lot of program withs the culture and agricultural centers in the developing countries of the world and we see that the people are not free. too much suffering and thinking we can do to help people have a better and fair life, our country should do it and we should do and try to do it at the carter center. >> waiting for the press conference in iran and there was no idea what was going on and only way to know what was going on was with he'd come out and i was

council meeting, beyonce's longtime publicist accepted the proclama an immense gratitude on behalf of mrs. carter to all who made the decision to honor her here in santa clara and in the state of california. i have worked with beyonce now for close to 27 years, and it gives me great joy to see her still being recognized and for her contribution to the arts and to society at large. all right. the gates open for tomorrow's concert at 6:00, but the parking lot actually opens up at three. if you want to get a little tailgating in the show, expected to last until 11:00 in the evening. the curfew has been extended. this is the fifth time beyonce will be playing at levi's stadium. i saw her during super bowl 50 is phenomenal. if you want to go tomorrow night, i mean, i'm looking here on stubhub, 250 to get upstairs. still tickets available? 758 to get down on the field if you want to go. and then ed sheeran plays, i think a week after that or levi's at l s. vorite way to relax? throw on my wireless headphones and disappear into the nature channel. man on tv: the young flat back turtle searches for food

. >> mrs. carter, when did you know during that campaign your husband would bee elected president? >> i never doubted -- we never doubted and i don't think anybody in our whole campaign thought we would lose. i mean, maybe you have to have that set of mind to win but we campaigned all the time just like we were goingst to win. >> what was the peanut brigade? >> that was a lot of our friends and they'd campaign for us. >> somebody going on the board their would have him spend the nightsp with him. going for the hotel and he'd help him and that was the money you have to have even in w the nomination. >> rosalynn carter, january 20th, 1977. what do you remember about that day? >> inauguration day. we walked down pennsylvania avenue in the cold. >> whose idea was it to walk? >> it was jimmy's and didn't tell anybody else except the six secret service agents because we didn't -- well, the secret services agents were our securiy and in fact they didn't want him to walk at all. but i guess he just thought it was better if anybody was anticipating him walking down pennsylvania avenue. but

mr. free and carter and mr. bush jr. and bush sr. and mr. clinton are not comparable to 2023 biden and on the other hand how much power has increased in china economic components in the political search components, so what do you see that will be replaced by the series with the withdrawal of america from afghanistan , in a sense, taiwan, the possibility of a new military confrontation , its threat will be used as a political card, not the western bloc, because we are in the current situation. consider that the war in ukraine happened the westerners are deprived of cheap energy, at least the europeans, and because of this, china has obtained more energy at a greater discount, therefore , for the team to be limited to both economically and politically, the security project is the most important project that happened to russia. in ukraine, gold has fallen for china . in taiwan, i want the security program to be different from the plan of military conflict, because ukraine is the largest country in europe, and it is the largest country in europe

mr. free and carter and mr. bush the son and bush the father and the icon are not comparable to 2023 biden and on the other hand, china's power has greatly increased. how many economic components are there in the search for politics? therefore, you can see that with the withdrawal of america from afghanistan, the series will be replaced. in a sense , taiwan is likely to face a new military confrontation. its threat is used as a political card, but this is not the issue. that is the western bloc because we are now in the current situation let's consider that the war in ukraine happened, the westerners have run out of cheap energy, at least the europeans, and because of this, by the way, china will get more energy at a greater discount. what is the most important project that what happened to russia in ukraine is golden for china in taiwan, i want to pay attention to ukraine's military security program , the largest country of russia, the largest european country on the border, therefore long-term military involve

mrs. carterusband, former president jimmy carter, plan to eat cupcakes and peanut butter ice cream with their family at their home in plains. happy. that's tonight's live look outside the beltway from "special report." we'll be right back. ♪ i'm saving with liberty mutual, mom. they customize your car insurance so you only pay for what you need. you could save $700 dollars just by switching. ooooh, let me put a reminder on my phone. on the top of the pile! oh. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ age is just a number, and mine's unlisted. try boost® high protein with 20 grams of protein for muscle health versus 16 grams in ensure® high protein. boost® high protein. now available in cinnabon® bakery-inspired flavor. learn more at boost.com/tv (psst psst) ahhhh... with flonase, allergies don't have to be scary spraying flonase daily gives you long-lasting, non-drowsy relief. (psst psst) flonase. all good. why didn't we do this last year? before you were preventing mig

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mr. carter has been diagnosed with dementia, and the former president is nearing 99 remaining at home ineeping things quiet, but they add she does plan to eat cupcakes and ice cream, peanut butter flavored of course, and she also will be releasing butterflies in her garden, a nod to her childhood, so we say to her, happy birthday, and we'll be right back. y birthday, and we'll be right back liberty mutual, mom. they customize your car insurance so you only pay for what you need. you could save $700 dollars just by switching. ooooh, let me put a reminder on my phone. on the top of the pile! oh. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ [sneeze] (♪♪) astepro allergy, steroid free allergy relief that starts working in 30 minutes, while other allergy sprays take hours. with astepro's unbeatably fast allergy relief you can astepro and go! (♪♪) rsv can be a dangerous virus... [sneeze] ...for those 60 and older. it's not just a cold. and if you're 60 or older... ...you may be at increased risk of hospitalization... [coughing] ...from this highly... ...contagious virus.

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mrs. carterill celebrate a birthday at home with her husband, former president jimmy carter, and other family members. rosalynn carter was one of the first people in the public eye to put a spotlight on mental health back in the 1970s. right now, she is dealing with dementia and the former president, who is 98 years old, continue to be cared for in hospice care. san francisco's tourism industry is bouncing back, but a full recovery from the pandemic could still be years away. the city's tourism bureau says hotel revenues are up 30% from last year. officials also estimate that the number of visitors will rise 6% this year to more than 23 million. but the bureau cautions that conventions are returning to the city, but much smaller than the size they were in the past. the city, however, is looking forward to several big events later in the year, including next month's dreamforce conference. the asia-pacific economic cooperation summit in november. that will feature president biden. our time now. 747

mr. carter or (indiscernible) whether i'm invited to the future discussion or not. i'm not saying you can say that or not. i don't know. >> i would suggest that it would be the will of this commission-sorry for putting words in your mouth, i generally do anyway, that the project sponsor do outreach to those citizens which have shown concern about this project. that would be a wise idea. are they mandated to do that? no. is it good manners? it is good manners. will it promote community harmony? yeah, it promotes community harmony. will the people asked to be involved get their concerns satisfied? i can't say that, but at least pick up the phone, call your neighbor. better then--letting it go to voice mail. >> i think that is the best we can do on that. >> you want to move forward a continuance? >> i do want to say that in my other night time activities of the neighborhood association i think it is important for projects to have good outreach with neighbors and be informed. i do want to make sure if i do make this motion to continue that we all understand that we are

mr. biden has room for improvement. his approval rating is down to 41%. only jimmy carter had a lower approval rating at their point in their presidency. >>> u.s. appeals court will let the biden administration keep a controversial asylum policy in place for the time being. it is called the pathways rule and it largely restricts migrants who pass through another country for seeking asylum in the u.s. a previous judge put the ruling on hold during appeals. opponents are critical of the biden policy and a similar rule during the trump administration. >>> homeland security is calling for an investigation into the recent drowning deaths of two my grants that happened near a floating barrier in the rio grand river. justice department is suing the state of texas to get the buoys removed. mexican officials say a woman has identified one of the victims is her son. second victim is still unknown. >>> and it has been more than a week since the kidnapping of an american nurse in haiti and thursday there were renewed calls for her safe return. schoolchildren, parents and teaches deman

proving the illegal conduct although we had one judge already, judge carter find on an of d evidentiary that it was more likely than not that mrd mr. trump engaged in a crime relative to these fake electors. >> while i have you, congresswoman on another subject. i want to get your reaction to these incredibly disturbing social media posts from this utah man who repeatedly threatened to kill president biden and other senior democratic officials. >> well, you know, unfortunately, we have people that have been caught up in this crazy escalation of competition and disagreement. at a time when americans can disagree with each other and still get along seems to be fading in some circles. obviously, this individual was a threat. you never want anyone to be killed, but i understand that during the arrest he did lose his life. he's not the only person threatening violence. it's mainly on the right, but of course, we had someone in the other political camp open fire on republicans a number of years ago playing basketball. violence and politics is wrong and we all of us in public life should speak out against it. >> you're right. democra

mrs. clinton. you know, you have jemmy carter , who was jemmy carter, who famously was on questioning the on stagemp's, you know, just questioning how on earth did all these ballots show up at 3 am. or how am i losing? what is supposed to be a republican stronghold, which he ended up losing? you know, i mean, these are questions somebody are valid questions by somebody to had actually asked to ask if he had actually asked them manufacture future them to manufacture future ballots create, know, ballots or create, you know, fake ballots. that's a completely thing. completely different thing. but the in context the statement in full context shows believes there shows that he believes there were to counted were more votes to be counted because votes were because mail—in votes were coming in late and everything. and i think that's the coming in late and everything. and of1ink that's the coming in late and everything. and of his that's the coming in late and everything. and of his defence.iat's the coming in late and everything. and of his defence. there|e core of his defence. there >> the district atto

mr. clean magic eraser makes cleaning easy. also available in sheets! i'm your overly competitive brother. check. psych! and i'm about to steal this game from you just like i stole kelly carter no game dude, that's a foul! and now you're ready to settle the score. game over. and if you don't have the right home insurance coverage, well, you could end up paying for all this yourself. so get allstate, and be better protected from mayhem, yeah, like me. thanks, bro. take a lap, rookie. real mature. we moved out of the city so our little sophie could appreciate nature. but then he got us t-mobile home internet. i was just trying to improve our signal, so some of the trees had to go. i might've taken it a step too far. (chainsaw revs) (tree crashes) (chainsaw continues) (daughter screams) let's pretend for a second that you didn't let down your entire family. what would that reality look like? well i guess i would've gotten us xfinity... and we'd have a better view. do you need mulch? what, we have a ton of mulch. >> all right, so barely hours after donald trump was indicted fraud in a wide ranging criminal conspiracy to overturn u.s. democracy, his defense lawyer, john lauro, we