and at the beginning of they had a view, rosalynn comes in, he wants give rosalynn a copy of the questions and tell her to go in another room and answer because that would save time. and i said, please, i want to i want to have you here together. and and rosalynn started telling me, talking about ted kennedy, whom i think she loves terribly, might have recovered from it. but then she so she started telling me something about ted kennedy that jimmy didn't want her to tell. so just gives her a stern look and rosa, he only has hour and rosalynn gave him a stern look back and proceeded to tell the story and. boy, was that informative about the kind of stuff i was trying to learn. i could i could give other stories, too. but we ran short of to whenever i would get the second hour and, i was running out of questions, you know, and he was still the library when they visit. but right before i left my office and and start at the university had a graduate student in my office name is ken vickers. and i said, ken, what would you like me to ask you, jimmy, you know, just kind of joking and ken said, w

the media couldn't believe rosalynn carter. they couldn't believe this petite woman, very pretty, very soft spoken, they can't believe that she was so smart, that she was so tough, and she was aggressive. she had to be aggressive in the first place because of miss lillian. because she had to stand up to jimmy's mother because she's very powerful and jimmy, of course, helped her do that. but she stood up to jimmy, too. and she didn't really care if the tv cameras were going if she wanted to disagree with him. so she was a very strong person. very important in the campaign. she had her own issues, mental health, but then other things as well and carter also told the press and others that she was an equal partner. i don't think many people believed it, but once i got into the research, i discovered very quickly that she really was an equal partner and once the presidency was over and they established the carter center, they made it their co-chairs of the carter center. he's the chairman and she co-chairs. they have equal status in

that media could not believe rosalynn carter. they could not believe this petite woman very pretty, very soft-spokenwa they could not believe she was so smart. that she was so tough. she was aggressive. she had to get aggressive in the first place because she had to stand up to jimmy's mother. she is very powerful. jimmy helped her do that. but shee stood up to jimmy two. she wanted to disagree with him. so she emerges a very strong person. she had her own issues, mental health. but there are other things as well. until the present you as an equal partner. once i got down into the research will discover quickly is not equal partner in the presidency is over they establish the carter center they are cochairs of the carter center. that equal status. for she becomes more popular and better known. i think this is a place i want to comment about carter's relationship. with the use of women especially diplomacy. they went on a solo trip to the latin america she had the authority of the president. everything she said had the authority t

spit what rosalynn carter did you receive criticism for attending those meetings? and for being the president's emissary? >> i don't think i ever received criticism from the west wing. they knew how close we were and how interested i was. but there was all kinds of criticism. butea you know, i learned while jimmy was senate -- state senate that is the hardest because you know everybody who criticizes you. then he expected we need to get to be governor and jimmy was governor for four years when i went to the white house and it was coming but i did not like it but you have to accept the attitude. i think you almost have to appear in the public life, you have to note your husband does is what he thanks is the best possible thing for our country. what i am doing is what i think is the best possible thing for the country. jimmy was in the states and i get so upset. then horry about it. you have to accept that but also my feeling was that they reported things in a way we do not like it was because they didn't know it. they were ignorant about what was going on. at they k

rosalynn carter january 20th, 1977. what do you remember about that day?it was inauguration day and we walked down pennsylvania avenue in the cold, cold weather. it was exciting. whose idea was it to walk? it was jimmy's idea. he didn't tell me to the night before. point man didn't tell anybody else except the secret service agents, because we didn't. well, the secret service agents didn't want him to for security, but they didn't want him to talk walk at all. but i guess he just thought it was better. nobody was anticipating him walking down pennsylvania avenue. i think he thought everything would be different if if they believed him, maybe, uh, if we, maybe we shouldn't do it. if everybody knew it, you know? anyway, it was, it was. it was really wonderful. so, january 20th, 1977, you're the first lady of the united states. how do you prepare to become first lady? well, becoming first, the hard part for me was going from the farm supply business to the governor's mansion, a beautiful governor's mansion. it was new, but the outgoing governor had only lived

have with us today former first lady rosalynn carter. we arend all familiar with ms.'s tireless advocacy alongside her husband president carter on behalf of human rights and conflict resolution around the world. she is also a dedicated advocate for caregivers in mental health issues here at home. missus carter is president of the rosalynn carter institute for caregiving at georgia southwestern state university. she leads the institute efforts to promote well-being family caregivers throughout our country. she is an t inspiration for many and a legend in her own right. >> i am very pleased to be here this afternoon to speak about caregiving. an issue very important to me. part of our life since i was 12 years old. i fatherr was diagnosed with leukemia that age 24. we lived in a very small town. all the neighbors rallied around i still vividly remember going to my secret hiding place to cry it is where i could be alone. i was the oldest child and i felt the burden of leaving to help care for my father my three younger siblings and i was afraid and did not always feel li

iraqi american history to be your listening to rosalynn carter in her own words.ongressional testimony still advocating for her special causes. >> we are honored to have with us today former first lady rosalynn carter. we are all familiar with her fearless advocacy on behalf of human rights and conflict resolution around the world. she is also dedicated advocate for a caregivers and mental heah issues here at home. she is presently rosalynn carter institute for caregiving at georgia southwestern state university. where she leads the institute efforts to promote the well-being, family caregivers throughout the country. she is inspiration for many and a legend in her own right. >> and very pleased to be her this afternoon to speak about caregiving. it's an issue thats is very important to me. it's been part of my life since i was 12 years old. my father was diagnosed with leukemia at age 44. we lived in a very small town all of the neighbors rallied around.. i river going to my secret ohiding place the outdoor privy if you can believe that, to cry. it's where i i ca

i think he will be a great president. >> that was rosalynn carter. she arrived at the white house after the 1976 campaign with a blueprint to go to work. she was a valued political partner to her husband jimmy, but found that there were many obstacles facing a first lady who wanted to influence public policy. she became known as a staunch advocate for those struggling with their mental health. he will hear directly from her, featuring footage from c-span's video library. first, her work on mental health issues and why they became so important to her. february 1977 event at the white house after president carter signed an executor border creating a mental health commission which she served as active honorary chair, an important early for him. now listen to her in her own words. >> as you probably know, for the last year and 1/2 or more, i have campaigned all over the country. my biographical sketch had a paragraph that said i was interested, everywhere i went, people wanted me to see yet. i had a chance to see things happening all over this country th

rosalynn carter do you remember when you and president carter started having >> rosalynn carter, do you remember when you and president carter had conversations about him running for president? >> i do. >> what was that like? what was that conversation? jaire it was very interesting. we had a friend that wrote that he thought he ought to run for president. well, we couldn't even say the word that my husband was running for -- i didn't tell anybody because we kept it very quiet. then once he decided he would do it, he could hardly say i'm going to be president. it was just something that was -- we'd never known it was going to happen. i have campaigned the whole last year before the governor's race and it was hard and amy was a baby and i didn't like to leave her all the time, but i enjoy it had and i learned so much about -- enjoyed it and i learned so much about our state. we had 159 candidates and the capitol of the county and i knew issues in fact got involved in mental health and running campaign with mental health facility and hospital and they've done an expose and the mental heal

that is standing there with rosalynn -- mrs.of mental 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. t

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. >>> jimmy and rosalynn carter are still going strong.ed 96 years old, making now a perfect moment to highlight her legacy. here is nbc's richard lui. ♪ happy birthday ♪ >> reporter: at 96 years it's a birthday milestone for rosalynn carter and more. her younger sister celebrating at their childhood home, grandson and great-grandson planting a tree in atlanta. the 35th first lady marked her day with former president jimmy carter and their usual romance. >> she always gives him a kiss in the morning. this morning it was such a big kiss. >> reporter: but son chip carter blushed a little this morning. >> i turned it around because it embarrassed me. dad gave her acard and led happy birthday this morning. it was a big deal at the house. >> reporter: a big deal in how they care for each other today. >> she has some dementia now. one out of 100 days i walk in she won't know who i am. i think she's doing well with it. >> reporter: she battles the mind, he battles the body. >> it wasn't what we expected. he was told he had five to seven days to l

but he has a will, we write about presidents and their spouses, jimmy and rosalynn carter air -- are a unit. he works to make sure she is taken care of, that he is there with her. it is one of the great love stories of presidential history. they knew each other since they were children. their journey to america to gather is something special. i am of the belief, because i have love for them both, they are around for the -- for a while, i believe he will make it to his 100th birthday. as it is he is the longest living president in american history. >> who is overrated, who is underrated? >> some of the people that have been underrated -- dwight eisenhower. he seems to have found a spot where democrats like him, liberals, moderates and conservatives. his two terms are a great time of prosperity, he dealt with things like the interstate highway system, st. lawrence seaway, little rock. good and honest government, he is going up in my estimation and scholars writ large. andrew jackson is taking a big hit. he used to be one of the top five big presidents. a much more keen awareness of wha

before we go, former us first lady rosalynn carter turned 96 on friday. first lady in american history. the couple marked their 77th wedding anniversary last month, extending their record as the longest—married first couple. rosalynn, who has dementia, is credited with helping her husband defy the odds after he entered hospice care six months ago. that's all from our team for now, i'll be back at the top of the hour with the latest headlines. stay with us here on bbc news. hello there. storm betty is bearing down upon us through the rest of the night and the start of the weekend. second named storm this month, and giving a lot of wet weather and windy weather, particularly for the western side of the uk. so heavy rain, potentially some really nasty thunderstorms across central and eastern areas being warned off could give some likely disruption, as well as the unusually windy weather which could bring down the odd small tree — not great news for those under canvas either, those winds are more akin to autumn. so there are warnings out — quite widespread wa

carter and amy signed one, jimmy and rosalynn came by transfer of letters in georgia, little amy came requesting baptism. >> once a month, president carter taught the sunday school class at first baptist church, the church provided american history tv with audio recordings from some of his classes including this one, where he taught in place of his friend brent greg. >> we had a great and growing personal friendship as all of you know and we see the personal involvement of all of us. it is an integral part of a christian's life, thank you for your friendship and what you mean to me. could have a sense of that that becomes an instant part of your mi life, living in the white house and severed a lot of your relationships back home, provided stability. now performing that function and the rest of my family. he always seems to pick out a difficult subject for me to teach. this is jesus and the holy spirit. a lot of people here could do a better job teaching this lesson than i can but i will call on you for help. poor christian just having to live, and to face a certain death creates enoug

amy also signed one, jimmy and rosalynn came by letter from her past the first baptist plains of georgiay came requesting baptism. >> reporter: once a month, president carter taught a sunday school class at first baptist church, the church provided american history tv with audio recordings from some of his classes including this one where he taught an insurance executive named fred greg. >> i have a growing personal friendship as all of you know. the personal involvement of all of us, great expanded christian nation program, friendship and what you mean to me, good to have a sense of that, becomes an instant part of your personal and family particularly when you are living in the white house and severed a lot of relationships back home, provides stability for you and performed that function. always seems to pick out a difficult subject for me to teach. this is jesus and the holy spirit, jesus and the spirit and a lot of people here could do a better job teaching this lesson than i can. i will call on them for help. for a christian, just having to live and to face certain death creates en

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 the life of my family. he always seems to pick out the difficult subject for me to teach. an

. >>> a milestone birthday for former first lady rosalynn carter. she celebrated with her husband, former president jimmy carter, and other family members in their home in georgia. 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'

carter so unusual today, bt your decision, write a joint biography of jimmy carter and rosalynn carter is exceptional. when and why did make that decision? well when i had a sabbatical beginning in about august 1 the night of when came over and was interested as a writer so i started looking into it to see what was available in a huge treasure in the materials and i didn't get very far into it so it occurred to me you cannot write about jimmy carter without writing about this. almost everything we know today all these years i later, it is a result of the partnership and people asked me recently the intellectsmy and had much more o was involved in the and when i realizedw, that i thought i'll give it as shot and i thought that's great. you started coming here to the jimmy carter library and 1990 and you came back many times. i'd like to see the statistics on that, i believe in the research room more than any other research ever. [laughter] and the presidential library of witnessed several books, i've been at the university libraries and congressbr levers. and the second talk. and teach

the grandson of former president jimmy carter and former first lady rosalynn carter says it's clear they'retheir final chapter. josh carter tells people magazine the former president is still fully jimmy carter, but that he's just tired. earlier this year, the carter center announced the former president was entering hospice care in may. the carter family revealed the former first lady has dementia. there's a new medical issue linked to covid 19. new research shows 1 in 5 patients were hospitalized to be treated for covid or diagnosed with high blood pressure. within six months. the study was conducted with people who had never had hypertension before being hospitalized. high blood pressure increases the risk of heart disease and stroke. more and more americans in the middle class are becoming burdened with medical debt. a new report from third way shows nearly 1 in 4 have unpaid medical bills. roughly 17 million people nationwide, people earning between 50 and $100,000 a year are considered middle class altogether, an estimate from san francisco based kff suggests at least 100 million peop

former first lady rosalynn carter celebrated her 96 birthday in plains, georgia. festivities included cupcakes, peanut butter ice cream, and releasing butterflies in her garden. she's the second oldest presidential spouse in u.s. history. she's been diagnosed with dementia. former president carter continues to receive hospice care. there the longest married first couple to date. happy birthday to her. we look at the rising threats against judges, juries, and election workers. david brooks and ruth marcus weighing in on the political headlines. and a comedian talks about her journey to the stage and her first special. >> this is the pbs newshour, from w eta studios in washington and in the west from the walter cronkite school of journalism at arizona state university. >> president biden met with the leaders of japan and south korea at camp david. japan and south korea had long had antagonistic relations. today's meeting is a new starting point for the countries. they released the camp david principles, promising to consult with one another if either felt security w

his wife, rosalynn, has dementia. says there's always somebody at the house to keep his grandparents company. adding the two of them are still holding hands and the carters have been married 77 years. cnn's reached out to the cart strer for comment but has not received a response. >>> the widow who wrote a book on grief after her husband's murder will not face the death penalty if she's convicted of killing him. kouri richins is accused of killing her husband, eric, then writing a children's book about grief. prosecutors in utah say they do not intend to seek capital punishment if she's found guilty. 39-year-old eric richins died from a fentanyl overdose. investigators say kouri searched "what is a lethal dole of fentanyl" on her phone. >>> we're just hours away from the start of ecuador's presidential election. coming up, a candidate having breakfast with his family forced to flee the restaurant when gunfire erupts outside. >>> niger's coup leader discusses a possible return to democracy. we'll explain how his transi

our time now. 726 the grandson of former president jimmy carter and former first lady rosalynn carter says it's clear they're r lives. josh carter told people magazine the former president is still fully jimmy carter. he's just tired. earlier this year, the carter center announced the former president was going into hospice care. and in may, the carter family revealed the former first lady has dementia. well russia's first moon mission . in 47 years has ended in a crash as the luna 25 spacecraft spun out of control and hit the moon's surface. luna, 25, was supposed to land on the moon by today as part of the country's effort to regain its cold war reputation in the modern international space race. india is the next country set for the moon, with a scheduled launch for later on this week. all right. our time is 726. first, the grade schools now higher education. still to come, we're going to check on the bay area colleges that are beginning fall classes this morning. and we are tracking the remnants of tropical storm hillary. will detail the devastation it's already caused. and the pot

birthday of former first lady rosalynn carter. mrs.arter will 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 n

the family of former president jimmy carter and his wife, rosalynn carter, say it is clear they are in the final chapter. the couple's grandson, josh carter, told people magazine that his grandfather is still fully himself, but says he's just tired. earlier this year, the carter center announced the former president was going into hospice care. in may, the family revealed the former first lady has dementia. their grandson said it's a beautiful thing to watch his grandparents together , not just living under the same roof, but still holding hands. the carters celebrated their 77th wedding anniversary last month. oakland based health insurer hoping to change the landscape of prescription drugs and substance, reduce costs for patients. we'll tell you why all eyes are on blue shield of california as the company aims to shake up health care across the state and covid cases on the rise. the new report from the cdc and the communities bracing for a potential fall s ge with gold bond... you can age on your own terms. retinol overnight means... the smoothing benefits of retinol. are now for you

because romeo is just coming off this apparently terrible breakup that he had yesterday with rosalynn. yet, when you see those moments, when you see the balcony scene, when you see the poetry between romeo and juliet, it's really hard not to get wrapped up with the passion that they express for each other. with the sincerity of the happiness that they find in each other. so, you have this tension mounting, asking what does it mean to love moderately. that's tied up with the speed in which they fall in love. >> i'm so grateful to the two of you for bringing us back to life for us. jeffrey wilson, shakespeare's colored harvard university. and dr. sophie duncan, research fellow indian for mcgill in college at the university of oxford and author of the new book, searching for juliette. the lives and deaths of shakespeare's first tragic heroine. romeo and juliet isn't the only play that's faced the ire of book banners this week on the velshi banned book club podcast, we've given even more shakespeare, featuring the tempest. the first of shakespeare's comedies and one of my favorite place.

rosalynn carter celebrates her 9 #th birthday. mrs.d her husband, 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 prevent

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but he has a will, we write about presidents and their spouses, jimmy and rosalynn carter air -- are unit. he works to make sure she is taken care of, that he is there with her. it is one of the great love stories of presidential history. they knew each other since they were children. their journey to america to gather is something special. i am of the belief, because i have love for them both, they are around for the -- for a while, i believe he will make it to his 100th birthday. as it is he is the longest living president in american history. >> who is overrated, who is underrated? >> some of the people that have been underrated -- dwight eisenhower. he seems to have found a spot where democrats like him, liberals, moderates and conservatives. his two terms are a great time of prosperity, he dealt with things like the interstate highway system, st. lawrence seaway, little rock. good and honest government, he is going up in my estimation and scholars writ large. andrew jackson is taking a big hit. he used to be one of the top five big presidents. a much more keen awareness of what

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which i don't recommend with former world leaders, went up and introduced myself to him and his wife rosalynn, introduced myself and immediately started babbling, which will probably not be surprising to any of you and said i have been reading a bunch of your speeches for my dissertation, i'm incredible and whatever and i've been reading of your of your speeches and he said i'm sorry to hear that. which was very funny and kind of unexpected but kind of actionable he rang a bell in my head. this was 2006, think about the context. at that moment in time, you had a building cynicism, the administration of george w. bush in the semester, about the way the administration, what they did and how they talked about what they did. there was a kind of growing sense that the public had been lied to, a growing sense that we weren't really getting the full story about the kind of trade-offs involved in governance and wasn't a lot of humility in that rhetoric and that what is what appealed to me as a grad student reading carter's speeches that struck me. i don't have living memory of this administration but