we made together what was so rosalynn carter, we're here in atlanta at the carter center for this interview how much time do you spend in in how much time in planes? well, we schedule one week a month, a year ahead of time to be here. most of the time, we have to come back more than that. like my mental health conference, i was here three days last week. and yet this is my week here. this week is my week here. and we have to come back than that. but we scheduled that. so we can plan our travels around it and we travel almost to it. and this year i'll be interested to see how much we've been going this year with this is maybe not half, but most of the time i guess most of times it's i do not half the time, most of the times, but to getting pretty close it the only thing i mean like go to africa something so wonderful happens if you go there and from the carter center and it goes everybody and as. one funny story we put global 2000 when i worked in code in africa because we found out that if the heads of state get credit for what they do i mean if somebody has a gets rid of guinea worm for th

it's just so wonderful to see the hope something good is happening. >> rosalynn carter we are here inatlanta at the carter center for this interview. how much time do you spend in atlanta? how much time in planes? we schedule one week and month the most of don't have to come back more than like my mental health i was your three days last week and this is my week. we havee to come back more than that. we scheduled out so we can plan our travels around it. and we travel. almost too much. this year i'll be interested to see how much we been gone. it's maybe not half. but i guess most of the time is not half the time of the time but it's getting pretty close. [laughter] the only thing, like to go to africa something so wonderful happens if you go there from the carter center let me tell you a funny story. we put global 2000 and africa because they plan out the heads of state get credit for what they do. somebody gets rid of it guinea worm for that village has a wheat field the wheat crop has what they produce grows three times as much as it used to. they get so excited the. head of state

but if you look at the camp david accords for example carter of color, rosalynn, is the reason the camp david accords ever even took place? it was her suggestion, her moment to do it. but when carter invited that monarch and began and anwar sadat come to camp david, he ordered them to bring their wives. he specifically wanted them to bring their wives. he wanted the wives to to be involved because would be a mirror of the way he did the way he did things. but also he knew how hard it was to go to get any kind agreement and he believed in personal diplomacy and he thought it would be much better if the wives were there to and everything is written been written about camp david. god only knows how much has been written about camp david and. that was one of the hardest parts of my research is how much of it to believe, how much to believe, and how much not to even look yet. because i only had one one lifetime. but when i started looking at the involvement, the women and i stumbled across sadat its autobiography, a woman of egypt. and i promised, nobody can understand the camp david accords

it's one thing for fun rosalynn carter did with the health committee, and she had to take an honoraryosition because at the time, she couldn't as a family member actually need the chair of that commission, for she was honorary chair, but she did a lot. but she wasn't the one who was directly involved in the policymaking, and i think that is probably going to be a limit for either a man or a woman. there may be advised that is given an etiquette is contextual, what is the husband's expertise in terms of what they are being asked to do? but i think on everything else what nancy said is spot on. >> building on the relationship between the president and the first gentleman, how pdu think the president will be in determining the role of first gentleman? >> absolutely key. one of the factor that we really analyzed in their book to what makes this task successful is have the president supports that role. of course each occupant comes in with interest and with anything they to work on, and it works best at a couple of factors are there. white, that it supports the overall goals of the adminis

than rosalynn carter do you remember when you and president carter started having conversations abouthim running for president? i do. what was that like? what was that conversation? it was very interesting.

rosalynn carter, with this daughter. how sweet it is that it flew today. i wonder, how's his mother was a picture of the day just done in the life of her son. nominated both. you know, even when a candidate wins the election and becomes president, he doesn't do it in such circumstances as bush. he's not in a huge hall. he's probably in a hotel somewhere. my name is jimmy carter, and i'm running for president. as well. it's been a long time since i said those words the first time. and now come here. after seeing our great country to accept your nomination. i accept it. and the words of john f kennedy with a full and grateful heart. and with only one obligation to devote every effort of body, mind and spirit to lead our party back to victory and our nation back to greatness. it's a pleasure to be here with all you democrats. and to say that i'll bicentennial celebration and our bicentennial convention has been one of decorum and order without any fights or free for all among democrats. that can only happen once every 200 years. with this kind of a united dem

. >> reporter: with his wife rosalynn carter built thousands of houses for habitat for humanity and was there's not enough word in the dictionary to say thank you to mr. carter. ♪ >> reporter: as president carter liked to say when he taught sunday school, use your talent to help others. a message he has preached and practiced for a century. andrea mitchell, nbc news, atlanta. >> happy birthday, president carter. that's "nightly news" for this monday. thank you for watching. i'm lester holt. please take care of yourself and each other. good night. the city hall insiders have a formula: grow the system, exploit the system. take mark farrell's record. after receiving the largest ethics fine in city history for breaking campaign laws. mark authorized a commission almost every year he was in office. he was even caught taking donations from people he would then appoint to commissions, including a felon convicted of bribery. san francisco's challenges demand urgency, not more of the same failed insiders. pg&e power shutoffs. as we approach these triple digit temperatures. also, california bans

. >> reporter: with his wife rosalynn carter built thousands of houses for habitat for humanity and was there's not enough word in the dictionary to say thank you to mr. carter. ♪ >> reporter: as president carter liked to say when he taught sunday school, use your talent to help others. a message he has preached and practiced for a century. andrea mitchell, nbc news, atlanta. >> happy birthday, president carter. that's "nightly news" for this monday. thank you for watching. i'm lester holt. please take care of yourself and each other. good night. [cheers and applause] >> kelly: welcome to the kelly clarkson show! i'm sure you noticed we are starting a little bit differently today. with two little kids at home, i'm a little run down -- not feeling my best and my voice isn't cooperating. we did plan for days like this, we prepped a few kellyokes just in case, so we would have something fresh to show you. here is me and my bandwidth eva cassidy's "blues in the night to go" ♪♪ my mama done tol' me ♪ ♪ when i was in pigtails ♪ ♪ my mama done tol' me so ♪ ♪ a man's gonna sweet talk ♪ ♪ give y

rosalynn carter, who is then in the house, and mrs. ford said to me she isn't doing for laura. and i was taping interview and i said, mrs. ford, perhaps i turn off the tape recorder. and she said to me, oh, don't do that. i'll say it to her face. okay. yet they developed an incredible relationship, right? and did they we're together on the for the for 1984 when you were here and and i thought was remarkable that they did two years later in 1994 the two of them went to the hill together testify for as the health care health care reform was being debated in the congress under clinton and the two of them were together. i think again, the power of this position of first ladies, it really transcends politics. and it yes, god, can i also just. yes, of course. we talk about the fact that once, again, there was all of this good feeling for mrs. ford that was engendered by her being candid about the breast cancer. and now they're out of the white and she makes the statement that she is to prescription drugs later, that she's an alcoholic and that experience with breast cancer gave her t

. >> rosalynn carter compu fet 33 years post-presidency, the presidency, the longest in history now. and you and president carter had been very active. what do you think your legacy, first of all, as first lady was? are what would you like it to be? >> well, i hope our legacy continues more than just first lady.. of course the carter center has been an integral part of our life. i hope that have contributed something to mental health issues. .. great. opportunities for so long now. and to go to africa and one of those guys who have programs in seven or something countries we go to africa. we go to africa two times a year and things are coming to fruition we almost eradicated. to go through the village, it is a celebration. one of the good things, you don't give money to s the government. we send people in help people in the country how to do something and we work with people in the village. we work with them. hear about it from another country to go back gives them just so wonderful the. yeah, thet emotional. what's your advice to future first ladies or first husbands? well in the fir

. >> reporter: even at 98, the occasional joyride with former first lady rosalynn carter beside him.rent special agent in charge don witham in the driver's seat. >> it was a light in his eyes that reminded me of days we'd take him for peanut butter ice cream. >> reporter: carter taught sunday school lessons religiously until 2023. special agent in charge nick steen. >> no matter where we were or what we were doing, he was going to be home by saturday night so he could get his lesson prepared for sunday morning. >> reporter: and regularly attended services. >> it was humbling, particularly one sunday in particular because the certainlsermon was talking making the world a better place. and he very quietly put down his head and said "i tried" to myself. i reached to his shoulders and said "sir, you succeeded." >> reporter: a peanut farmer turned navy submariner, now 100 years old holds another title, the longest protected mission of the u.s. secret service. the u.s. secret service. in my name is brayden. i was five years old when i came to st. jude. i'll try and shorten down the story.

. >> 1984, jimmy and rosalynn carter began building homes for the poor, habitat for humanity, one oft amazing and selfless things i've ever seen a president do after leaving office. and the market that -- mark that they have left on this nation, i think he was a much better ex-president than he was a president, and i think he likely appreciated that he was known for what they did for this nation. maria: i like that. that is a great sentiment, cheryl. i like that. and we really need to be focusing on what they do after they leave office, for sure, to continue having an impact on peel. all right, we're about 30 minutes away from the opening bell. the dow jones industrial average down19 points on this -- 119 points on the first trading a day of the fourth quarter. the s&p 500 also lower right now, but nasdaq up 10 points. final thoughts. kansas city? >> i -- chris? >> fourth quarter's still folk to be a good time to buy securities, so go buy some we can equity thes. finish if. maria: all right, thank you so much. we'll see you again tomorrow. have a great day, everybody. very any and co

his wife of 77 years, former first lady rosalynn carter, died just last year.me to channel two years ago. >> you saw him? >> the nicest man. boy, just as you think he would be frank in person. just very kind. >> yeah, i interviewed him, too. he wrote christmas in plains. it was over satellite, but i had about five minutes with him. could not have been a nicer guy. by the way, a little bit of trivia. yes. five presidents have lived into their 90s. gerald ford, john adams, ronald reagan, herbert hoover, and george bush. number one. and now we've got one. that's about 100 today. >> is that right? 100 years old, 100 years today. >> frank, i love that you stay on top of all this trivia. >> i do, i know my presidents. indeed but let's see how i do with traffic here. sells off. good morning everyone. we do have some issues out for you. super commuters out in the altamont pass. it's kind of a slow go out there. you can see we've got a crash right before you connect with 205 and come down the pass there. there's another one. you can't really see it below the fox two. bu

taking notes, you know, and people being upset about not knowing how to handle that, but but rosalynn carter. in your telling, had a kind of political instinct that maybe her husband did. she was she was telling him, you know, maybe don't do this, but wait for this. the second term. and it was interesting to hear her political counsel and i wonder if you think if anybody could get through to him about those things, it would have been her. and yet even she wasn't able to kind of get him to, you know, consider the political implications of trying to do everything at once. you know, that right. i wonder if you're able to think how how do you explain that? well, it's you know, she's she's a very interesting personality. you know, she never finished college. she was extremely shy when carter began his political career to the point that if she had to give a speech, it made her quite nauseous. but by the time he entered the oval office, she had become one of the best campaigners on the road. she could go in and give a talk to any kind of crowd and she could all. she also was sent out by carter on m

i mean, jimmy carter and rosalynn carter really exemplified this. she would sit in on cabinet meeting and they, they establish a weekly lunch where they talked about policy, not just catching up with one another. and so i think the emphasis in the influence that you see, whoever is occupying that role has on the president of the united states is really an interesting look. and it often gets overlooked. and that's why this documentary was so fascinating for us, is to dig into that is something that really doesn't get a lot of attention, but certainly should. yeah, really, really interesting. >> i don't know if the smithsonian needs a tuxedo. they're not all that interesting. they don't vary all that much, but we shall see kaitlan collins. thank you very much. and you can all see kaitlan's full report on the whole story with anderson cooper sunday night at 8:00 eastern and pacific only on cnn and kaitlan will be back with more news tonight on the source at 9:00 p.m. eastern, we publicly what people are say and turns out i have enough money. >> i could

impossible to imagine another first lady, former first lady from nancy reagan to barbara bush to rosalynn carter to laura bush. any of them, uh, you know not, uh, sort of acting like this. i mean, the speaking fees are, uh unheard of in this respect setting that aside i think the abortion comment is a strategic to lauren's point, there it sounds very much in the lines of, i'm not saying she doesn't believe it, but to have this come out now is certainly very interesting. it could muddy the waters perhaps a little bit in terms of the gender gap. but one thing is clear on the right side of the former president's flank even though some anti-abortion activists don't necessarily like some of his language, they liked his policies and his supreme court nominees. and that's what matters here all right, we shall see. >> muddying the waters. but trump has been trying to do on abortion, for sure. really since roe was overturned. right. it's very well could be all right. next top takeaways from the 165 pages of the new special counsel's evidence against donald trump to 30 years i've been saying publicly what

his wife of 77 years, former first lady rosalynn carter, died last year.ers star christian mccaffrey back on the field any time soon. christian has suffering from achilles tendinitis in both of his legs. the 49ers say the injuries started with one leg, but he overcompensated and now he's having pain in both achilles tendons. rest is the biggest part of the treatment. mccaffrey is back here in the bay area after flying to germany to see a specialist about it. the 49ers next three games will be seen right here with us on ktvu. this coming sunday. it will be against the arizona cardinals, then the seattle seahawks thursday night football, and then a rematch with the kansas city chiefs on the 20th. well, the 2034 winter olympics is still a decade away, but the host site of salt lake city is already working hard to show they're going to be ready for the international stage. olympic committee executives are touring the area this week, and for some, it's their first trip back to utah since the 2002 games. >> and having them see our beautiful state and our fantast

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 alof us and a greatly expanded christian mission program as being an integral part of a person's life. but 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 youreiving ithe white house and you served a lot of your relationships back home that proviabily for you and our personal sunday school teacher who performed that function in the life of my family. he a

we're working to build 30 homes in minnesota to honor carter and his late wife rosalynn's forty-year contributions to that organization. jimmy carter's presidential library in atlanta celebrated the milestone with a film festival over the weekend and is showing a one 100 portrait, 100 portraits for the 100 years of the jimmy carter exhibit. big changes also coming to mexico today as the country's first ever female president. claudia sheinbaum. >> took her oath of office. governor newsom was there to witness the ceremony. sheinbaum rose to victory back in june, drawing nearly 60% of the vote. she is a member of the same party as former president manuel lopez obrador sheinbaum says that her first official stop as president will be in acapulco, a popular resort town still recovering from hurricane john. coming up, a recall is affecting hundreds of thousands of vehicles. was the automakers say about a possible fire risk? and after the break, rise and wireless is issues on its network are resolved. >> what you can do if you're still experiencing issues. >> verizon says it sells services ba

carter's beloved wife, rosalynn, passed away last year at the age of 96. >> tomorrow is california clean bay ferry is helping the bay area support the environment by holding a writer appreciation day. so tomorrow, all trips on the ferry, they're free. morning riders will also get to enjoy free pastries and coffee and other giveaways. a few other transit agencies are also offering free rides tomorrow, including vacaville city coach and santa rosa city busses. >> a cruise ship is hitting the high seas for a trip around the world after months of delays. now the odyssey began its three and a half year maiden voyage tuesday from belfast. the ship embarked from england in may but was forced to dock at the island capital for repairs, and those repairs ended up taking four months. you could call it the love boat for two passengers who wound up getting engaged while waiting for that cruise to begi. >> you think it would have happened without the delay in belfast? >> i don't. and you know, obviously we were already friends, but the fact that we had all this time to ourselves, as opposed to being w

carter became a champion along with his late wife, rosalynn of a group called habitat for humanity that's a non-profit that's helped more than 59 million people find the freedom that comes with having a home carter himself kept physically constructing, working on houses well into his 90s he won the nobel peace prize in 2002 for his work protecting democracy and combating diseases. nine years ago, carter announced that he had brain cancer. he had this to say wonderful life, trump. i'm ready for anything and looking forward to new adventure. >> happy birthday, mr. president i'll see you back here in two hours for cnn's coverage of the vice presidential debate, the news continues on cnn next breaking news we're

years ago, in his last interview with his longtime wife, rosalynn, by his side, they said it was their love that kept them strong. >> president carter carter was the pinnacle of your life. oh yes. >> staying with me all this long has been the most wonderful thing in my life. >> he's pretty wonderful in my life, too. >> his grandson, jason carter, said his grandfather knows the world is celebrating with him today. and he loves every bit of it. >> i mean, the world is so much better today in many, many ways than it was 100 years ago. and he played a role in that. and it's been a remarkable century, that's all. >> tonight you can watch our full episodes on hulu. we'll be right back here at the same time tomorrow. thank you for staying up with us. good night. america >> the case against sean combs might as well just be called the freak off's freak offs. >> what prosecutors described a, sex trafficking, racketeering conspiracy, interstate transportation for prostitution, the ak 47 seconds, the thousand bottles of baby oil. in court pleading not guilty and denied bail. >> this very powerful man in the music industry decided to use his pow

jimmy and rosalynn came from transfer of letter from first baptist in florida little amy came requesting baptism. >> rent once a month president carterght a sunday school class at first baptist church the church is provided in american history tv with audio recordings from somee of his classes including this one where he taught in place of his friend and asked current executive name frederick greg. >> the president i've had a greatrs and growing personal friendship is all of you know. and we see the involvement of all of us a msion program as part of the christian's life. thankt you for your friendship an wt you mean tos me. it's great to have a sunday school teacher there that becomes ann instant part of your personal and family life you've severed a lotour relationships back home to provide stability for you. perform that function in the life of my family. we always used to pick up the difficult subjects for me too teach. the holy spirit. there are a lot of people present to do a job of teaching teachingthis lesson that i can. when calling you for help. said that for a christian just having to live and deface a certain death create

. >> former president carter has been in hospice care since february of 2023. his beloved wife, rosalynn, passed away last year at the age of 96. >> we are hearing from a fan favorite after moving up the ranks off the field as the san francisco giants officially named former star catcher buster posey, the new president of baseball operations. giants introduced posey in that role. this morning at oracle park. he is taking over for farhan zaidi, who was fired after six disappointing seasons. the giants say posey was chosen in large part for his competitive fire. posey says he's excited to be part of the team again. >> as many of you know me, a lot of my, you know, basic principles are pretty simple. you know, i want us to be known as a as a team. that's you know, the ultimate prepared team, one that's fundamentals are held at a really high standard and ultimately, this is all about the players. it's all about putting great players on the field. >> posey's contract is president of baseball operations is for three years. giants manager bob melvin was among those at this morning's news confer

with his late wife, rosalynn of a group called habitat for humanity that's a non-profit that's helped more than 59 million people find the freedom that comes with having a home carter himself kept physically constructing, working on houses well into his 90s he won the nobel peace prize in 2002 for his work protecting democracy and combating diseases. nine years ago, carter announced that he had brain cancer. he had this to say wonderful life, trump. i'm ready for anything and looking forward to new adventure. >> happy birthday, mr. president i'll see you back here in two hours for cnn's coverage of the vice presidential debate, the news continues on cnn next breaking news we're following major breaking news right now. israel vowing to retaliate after iran launches a major strike firing about 200 ballistic missiles at israel. a strike iran assists was only a quote, portion of their power. good evening. i'm wolf blitzer along with kasie hunt, welcome to our viewers here in the united states and around the world. this is a special edition of this situation it is a sharp escalation between the two sides. >> one that could tip the region further into an all-out war air